In this episode of the Simply Complex Podcast, we’re joined by Mike Bonitatibus, a TikTok creator and former teacher, who shares his journey from middle school to where he is today. Mike opens up about the challenges he’s faced, how he overcame them, and the valuable lessons he’s learned along the way. We also dive into the effects of social media overuse, the complexities of today’s social climate, and the growing concern over emotional intelligence in society.
Where to find and support Mike Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@betterwithb?i... Blueprint: https://betterwithb.com/blueprint
In this episode of the Simply Complex Podcast, we’re joined by Evan, also known as EVN the (Bio) Ethicist, to discuss the critical issue of disinformation.
Evan explores the widespread impact of disinformation on social media, the internet, and medical information. We dive into how disinformation spreads, why it’s so effective, and the serious consequences it has on public trust and decision-making. Evan also shares practical strategies for recognizing and combating disinformation in today’s digital world, where truth can often be hard to find.
Where to find Evan
Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@gaygtownbae
Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/@EVNtheBioethicist
Linktree: https://linktr.ee/evnthebioethicist
In this insightful episode of the Simply Complex Podcast, we sit down with Dr. Emily Casanova, a faculty member at Loyola University in New Orleans and a genetics expert.
Dr. Casanova takes us on a journey through the genetics of autism, from the Cambrian explosion to the evolution of the brain. She explains how genetic patterns have influenced neurological development and shares valuable insights into the connections between biology, history, and neuroscience.
This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in genetics, brain evolution, or neurodiversity, offering a unique perspective on the intersection of science, history, and the future of understanding.
How to find, support, and connect with Dr. Emily Casanova:
TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@emilylcasanovaphd?is_from_webapp=1&sender_device=pc Loyola University Profile: https://loyno.edu/academics/faculty-and-staff-directory/emily-casanova X: https://x.com/EmLyWill Email: elcasano@loyno.edu
In this captivating episode of the Simply Complex Podcast, we chat with Dr. Blitz, a PhD and digital educator, about the world of physics and mathematical physics. We dive into how these fields help us understand the universe, while also tackling the rise of conspiracy theories. Dr. Blitz shares strategies for critically analyzing such claims and offers insights on how to combat misinformation. We also discuss the importance of the scientific method in today’s world.
This episode is perfect for anyone passionate about science, offering a mix of deep insights, humor, and practical takeaways that you won’t want to miss.
How to find, support, and connect with Dr. Blitz: TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@blitzphd?is_from_webapp=1&sender_device=pc YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/@blitzphd Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/blitzphd?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet&igsh=ZDNlZDc0MzIxNw==
In this episode, Danny is joined by Isaiah Bednash for a thought-provoking discussion on native ecology and the importance of understanding and preserving our ecosystems. They dive into topics like studying plants, mushroom cultivation, and the critical role of wetlands in supporting the environment.
Isaiah also shares insights on pollinator research, climate change, and actionable steps people can take to make a positive impact. From the interconnectedness of nature to climate solutions, this episode explores the power of ecological awareness and sustainable practices for a healthier planet.
In this episode, we sit down with Craig, the creator behind "History with Craig," a popular TikTok account that brings history to life through powerful visuals and storytelling.
Craig discusses his academic journey, the inspiration behind his content, and how he selects emotionally impactful photos to connect audiences with historical moments. He also highlights his favorite historical photos and the lessons they convey, emphasizing the importance of visual storytelling in making history accessible, engaging, and meaningful. Where to find and support Craig:
Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@historywcraig?is_from_webapp=1&sender_device=pc
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@historywcraig
Email: historywcraig@gmail.com
Support: https://beacons.ai/historywithcraig
Join us with historian, teacher, and novelist Jonathan Buchwalter as we explore the rise of the Third Reich, the psychological roots of authoritarianism through the Milgram experiments, and the lingering impact of WWII history. We also discuss speculative scenarios like an Axis victory in WWII and dive into Jonathan’s sci-fi series, The Night Sky Darker, examining the Federation's origins and the dynamics of its Four Noble Houses.
This episode blends history, psychology, and storytelling, offering thought-provoking insights for both history enthusiasts and sci-fi fans. Tune in for a compelling journey through the past and beyond!
Where to find Jonathan and his books:
Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@jonstertruck
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61553623000601&mibextid=ZbWKwL
Patreon: www.patreon.com/jonstertruck
My Guest today is Beth Allgood. Beth is the founder of OneNature Institute. She has worked with organizations like the Peace Corps and WWF to improve both people’s lives and the environment. Beth's work has made a big impact, earning her recognition as one of the "Fifty People Changing the World."
OneNature Institute, led by Beth, focuses on helping both humans and nature thrive. The organization connects well-being with conservation, aiming to protect the planet and help communities grow together. They run programs that show how people and nature can work in harmony.
Tune in to hear more about her inspiring journey and the powerful impact of connecting human well-being with the natural world.
My guest today is Fawzi Ammache. Fawzi is a UX Designer, AI Engineer and the creator of the Year 2049 Newsletter. When you look around and watch content on Artificial Intelligence, the perspective is predominantly negative.
AI is a threat to humanity's existence, AI distorts reality on mass by spreading misinformation, and AI, if given the power to, can convince people to nuke each other if put in the right circumstances. Some call for a complete halt, others for full steam ahead, so which is it?
In this episode, me and Fawzi talk about common misperceptions of artificial intelligence and debate whether it is a great equalizer or great oppressor of humanity. Stay tuned!
Also, be sure to check out Year 2049 to become an AI Pro!
My guest today is Laura Hahn, who is a professor in the Criminal Justice Department at Towson University. In this discussion we will be discussing how life decisions alter future prospects and break down this multifaceted issue to try to unravel the union of what incentivizes criminality. Why is this so? What are the incentivizes?
In this discussion, we also draw parallels from The Other Wes Moore, which describes two Wes Moore's. One of them is currently the governor of Maryland and the other Wes Moore is currently serving a life-sentence for the murder of a police officer during a bank heist.
Finally, in this discussion we talk about restorative justice and compare it to the traditional version of our current legal system.
My guest today is Scott Carter. Scott or people call him “Sensei” has over twenty years of experience in mental health and social services. With a background as a clinical mental health counselor and serving on professional committees and boards, he finds the most satisfaction in direct person-to-person work. Currently, Scott runs a private practice as a sole practitioner, which brings both professional and personal fulfillment.
In the episode, I had an amazing conversation with Scott about being a therapist and being true to what he believes is helpful and meaningful both to his clients and what makes him an effective practitioner. We’ve tackled adolescents in crisis who often face a complex web of challenges that can feel overwhelming. Organizing these crises involves understanding key issues such as the struggle to find meaning and purpose, often compounded by low income and the pressures of addiction. Many teens lack role models, and some experience abuse and neglect, further deepening their sense of loneliness and isolation. Finally, we talked about the use of Jungian archetypes as a way to help young men.
Where to Follow Scott:
-Email: scottc@saltcitycounseling.com
-Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@scottcartermhp
-Website: https://www.saltcitycounseling.com
-Podcast Page: Mind Over Me - The Self-Mastery Podcast
-Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/scottcartermhp
My guest today is Amy Cedrone. Amy is a professor at the Harford Community College and an adjunct professor at Towson University specializing in ancient Greek philosophy and has a strong background in medieval philosophy and logic. Amy values good scholarship, effective instruction, and critical thinking. She is dedicated to providing high-quality education in the philosophy and religion program.
In this episode, I had an amazing conversation with Amy about various thought-provoking topics. Be prepared to learn about ethics, the difference between essentialism and existentialism, social media, and the prevalence of cancel culture using Plato, Aristotle, and other important philosophers. Stay tuned!
Where to Follow Amy:
-Amy’s LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/amy-m-cedrone/
-Amy’s book: https://he.kendallhunt.com/product/race-class-and-gender-0
Hello and welcome to another episode of The Simply Complex Podcast!
Anthony Pillarella from How to People is a content creator who offers coaching sessions to help people with social skills. His content is incredibly informative and tackles a lot of popular misconceptions concerning the subject.
In this episode, I had an amazing conversation with Anthony about the appeal of internet cults, the importance of social skills and charisma, and social media's ability to regurgitate people's insecurities back to them, all while we relay our personal journey's. This was a great episode and everyone should give Anthony a follow
