Byron's Podcast: Recent Episodes
Byron Wilkenfeld
"You don't step in the same river twice"š This is a place where if you came here, you would have to listen to what came to my mindš§ wilkenfeldmd.medium.com
In this episode, the possibly aggressive roots of overly polite interactions are explored.Ā
In today's episode, we explore the tug between masculine and feminine power through the lens of Trump's administration.Ā
In this episode, I will be exploring the motivators that make up the process of decision-making.Ā
This episode offers an inspection into the effects of separation and individuation in the development of males and females and their associated powers.Ā
Competing Waves of Power Between the Masculine and the Feminine can be Seen in the Battle Between Planned Parenthood and the NRA, in religion (see Abrahamic Religions blog post), in each individualās marriage, and in other systems.
An expression of the angry affect that helps to express paradoxically towards others. Although the feeling is really from our own childhood, much like "I'm rubber you're glue, that bounces off me and sticks on you", projections of our own feelings towards ourselves onto others.Ā
In today's episode we will discuss the characteristics of the male and female gender roles in our society. I have had some tell me that my view (which I describe in the episode) is chauvinistic. If I am chauvinistic, I don't know it, and I certainly believe women can get along without men, but men can't get along without women.Ā
As we grow older we often become disappointed in our heroes, which may reflect our own thoughts and feelings about ourselves. In today's episode I will share about my personal experience with some of my heroes.Ā
In this episode, we will explore the genders differences among the 3 Abrahamic religions. It may not be expected that there are male and female qualities that characterize specific religions, but there are some that I think exist and can be looked at with surprising results.Ā
In this episode, I will discuss topics pertaining to the positive and negative properties of shame in the individual's development.Ā