Logically I Hate...: Recent Episodes
Zachary Schuberg
Common and relatable pet peeves and annoyances discussed with guests and scientific support when applicable.
This returning episode features professional cosplayer Amanda Lindsay (@dark.nerd.cosplay) and multimedia artist Anna Clayton (@missredphoenix) to discuss the self-appointed rule makers of fandoms and interests known as “gatekeepers.”
My new cohost Sasha and I discuss how to deal with “over sharing” that goes too far and how to avoid being the problem yourself. We are looking for feedback, future discussion topics, and guests so please reach out!
Faith Willet regales awkward stories about food that she can look back to laugh at. We both discuss how dietary habits/restrictions shouldn’t set the tone of a meal, especially before it starts. PS: please respond for new episodes this summer (especially if you would like to be a guest)
Drew Shapiro discusses soft core censorship we experience in our real and internet lives everyday. Shorter episode with only one guest but sound logic concerning when and how to voice your opinions.
Sasha Aronson and Sydney Aronson discuss social comparison theory as both twins and just people. The idea of expressing yourself no matter external reaction examined by all three of us is an imperative topic and may manifest again in future episodes.
Catherine Curry and Mackenzie Rieger share simple annoyances stemming from those around you and how to quickly brush off these relatable 5 minute turmoils.
Declan Rockett and Matthew Collins discuss the moral and researched sides to changing someone’s mind. (Apologies in advance for the jump cuts, editing issues arose).
How to cope with feeling “social pressure” when it’s not even there. Guests Daniel Zitomer and Olivia Berenson discuss how a simple sandwich order can make you feel out of place. Unexpected guests Sona Minasian and Jeffery Richardson provide input on taking time to get out of your own head.