Podcast feedTearing Us Apart: Isolation
This week on CCRadio we have an episode of Violet and Freddy’s psychology series Tearing Us Apart. The theme is appropriate for now—Isolation!
This was recorded before the coronavirus pandemic started, but it still seems relevant to play now.
Package by: Violet Macdonald and Freddy Chick
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Tearing Us Apart 3: Psychedelic Journey
This week Violet and Freddy celebrate the 50th anniversary of Woodstock by going on a psychedelic journey into the hippy psychology. To do this they look at the work of two psychologists from the era: Abraham Maslow and Timothy Leary. And they share some far-out poetry.
Package by: Violet Macdonald & Freddy Chick
- Tearing Us Apart 2
- You are What You Eat
- Tearing Us Apart 1
- Erik Erikson through James Dean eyes
- Back to homepage
- Follow us on Twitter
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Tearing Us Apart 2: You are what you eat
This week Violet and Freddy explore the psychology of food and ask whether eating different food can make you a different person.
Package by: Violet Macdonald & Freddy Chick
- Tearing Us Apart 1
- Erik Erikson through James Dean Eyes
- Tearing Us Apart 3
- Psychedelic Journey
- Back to homepage
- Follow us on Twitter
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Tearing Us Apart 1: Erik Erikson through James Dean Eyes
Tearing Us Apart is an ongoing exploration into human psychology. This week Violet and Freddy learn about Erik Erikson’s theory of how personalities develop through life. And then apply what they’ve learned to Rebel Without a Cause…
Package by: Violet Macdonald & Freddy Chick
- Tearing Us Apart 2
- You Are What You Eat
- Tearing Us Apart 3
- Psychedelic Journey
- Back to homepage
- Follow us on Twitter
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Camden Councillor Angela Mason talks to CCRadio about Universal Credit
Angela Mason, Camden Councillor and lead on matters concerning children and families, talked with Camden Community Radio about her concerns re the roll out of the Government’s policy of Universal Credit to Camden.
All new claims for Child Tax Credit, Housing Benefit, Income Support, Income-based JobSeekers Allowance, Income-related Employment & Support Allowance and working tax credit will be replaced by Universal Credit and claims will have to be made online rather than in person.
In 2019, all Housing benefit claims, excluding those of pensioners are to be replaced by Universal credit. Early rollout of the scheme suggests that it will drive people into deeper poverty and great hardship.
Package: Marian Larragy
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