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Rampage Killings and the Adolescent Mind April 25, 2007

Category: Social Dynamics and Psychology

In this episode, Armand DiMele and psychiatrist Kent Robertshaw delve into the psychological factors surrounding the recent rampage killings in West Virginia. They discuss the impact of societal bullying, the role of testosterone in adolescent behavior, and the importance of empathy and connection in preventing violence. The conversation explores the mental health challenges faced by isolated individuals and the need for awareness and compassion in our communities. Through a critical lens, they examine how cultural and systemic issues contribute to a growing sense of alienation and violence among youth.

Fame and Its Motivations August 22, 2006

Host: Armand DiMele

Category: Personal Growth and Identity

In this episode, Armand DiMele explores the complex relationship between fame and human behavior. He discusses how the desire for recognition can drive individuals, particularly in a society where fame is often equated with success. Drawing on psychological insights and cultural observations, Armand examines the motivations behind the pursuit of fame, from childhood aspirations to adult yearnings. He highlights the paradox of fame, where the desire for public acknowledgment can lead to feelings of isolation and scrutiny. Listeners are encouraged to reflect on their own relationship with fame and the impact it has on their lives.