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Circle of Willis is a podcast for and about the scientists, authors, journalists, and even a few mystics, who make and communicate science for all of us. Circle of Willis is brought to you by the Virginia Audio Collective at WTJU 91.1 FM and Brown Residential College at the University of Virginia.
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Awkward stories, big laughs, (pretty much) zero judgment. Join Mendy and Bree, your utterly unqualified awkwardness experts, as they unpack hilarious, cringeworthy moments from people like you. Get ready to say ”Oh noooo!” out loud, then secretly feel better about your own life.
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Welcome to the RAW Podcast hosted by IRON COMPANY! Join us for exclusive interviews with top fitness experts and athletes like Kirk Karwoski, Dorian Yates, and Jason Henderson. Discover powerful insights on powerlifting, bodybuilding, sports training, and holistic wellness. Dive into our episodes to unlock elite fitness strategies and elevate your training game. Don't miss out—visit our show website now for transformative content and explore our wide range of premium gym equipment and floori ...
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In this episode of Well That Was Awkward, Bree and Mendy dive deep into the world of awkwardness and human connection with their first-ever guest, Dr. Jim Coan, professor of psychology and head of the Virginia Affective Neuroscience Lab. Together, they explore the science behind why awkward moments can actually bring us closer, how discomfort creat…
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In this episode, Bree and Mendy share the mic with the real-life Dana, whose wisdom and hilarity take center stage. Together, they unpack listener stories, including Denise’s poetic third-grade hustle, Dr. Greg's unforgettable gaseous mishap, and an anonymous caller’s crockpot weed discovery. Plus, they welcome a special WEDDING story from Shaneish…
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In this hilariously awkward episode, Bree and Mendy dive into the story of Matthew, whose European adventures take a turn for the awkward when he finds himself navigating a boomerang relationship. From navigating the tricky dynamics of an on-again, off-again relationship to getting stood up at just the wrong time, this story hits all the right note…
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We’ve got some news, folks! Bree and Mendy are taking a little breather… sort of. While we’re still here for all your awkward needs, we’re mixing things up a bit and going bi-weekly. That’s right, we’ll be dropping new episodes every other week. 📅 What’s New? Episode Drops Every Other Week: You can still get your awkward fix, just with a little mor…
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In this episode of Well, That Was Awkward, Bree and Mendy share an incredible story from one of their listeners, Paul, whose journey from a law school student to a soldier during the Vietnam War takes a surprisingly hilarious and awkward turn. Get ready to hear about Paul's unique draft experience, his run-ins with bullies during basic training, an…
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Welcome to another episode of "Well That Was Awkward," where we dive into the hilariously cringeworthy and downright awkward moments that life throws our way. In this episode, Bree and Mendy are back with stories that will make you laugh, cringe, and maybe even rethink your next good deed! In This Episode: First In-Person Recording: Bree and Mendy …
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In this episode, Bree and Mendy unravel the hilariously awkward story of Margaret, a high-flying business consultant who unknowingly lets her love for garlic almost derail her career. From her early days as a competitive child to landing prestigious positions at top consulting firms, Margaret's journey is nothing short of remarkable. But when a wel…
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Ever felt that cringe-worthy moment when you wish you could take back something you said or did? Join Mendy and Bree as they celebrate the awkward moments we all experience. This week, we hear a story about our worst middle school nightmare -- getting laughed at by a room full of mean girls! Plus our hosts divulge their own awkward stories from the…
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In this episode, Bree and Mendy explore the hilariously awkward and slightly terrifying experience of Ellie, who got stuck in an elevator just before Christmas. They discuss strategies for handling awkward moments, particularly in confined spaces, and share their own cringeworthy encounters. Ellie’s story is a rollercoaster of emotions, complete wi…
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This week, Mendy and Bree talk about strategies for dealing with restroom knockers and come up with a business plan for making your next trip to the loo a little less awkward. The episode's highlight is a listener story from Lane. We hear all about how her summer romance with Tristan, a high school acquaintance turned love, blossoms over shared val…
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This week, Bree and Mendy dive into a listener's hilariously awkward high school story that involves perms, weed, and a surprising triumph in a calculus class. Plus, they share their own awkward moments and serenade you with a special song at the end. Don’t miss out on this 80s flashback that will have you laughing out loud and reminiscing about yo…
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This week, Bree and Mendy dive into the cringe-worthy adventures of George Steele. Join us as we unravel George's impulsive trip to Savannah with a dating app match? Will they find a love connection in the land of Southern charm – or will the whole relationship go up in flames? Key Themes: Embracing awkward moments The ups and downs of dating Savan…
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Welcome to a special holiday episode of "Well, That Was Awkward," where Bree and Mendy share the most hilariously cringeworthy voicemails submitted by our beloved listeners. Celebrating Independence Day with a bang, we’ve got tales of embarrassing encounters, unexpected discoveries, and awkward celebrity run-ins. Key Themes: We REALLY REALLY Want t…
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Welcome to another episode of "Well, That Was Awkward," where Bree and Mendy dissect listener's most cringe-worthy and hilarious moments with warmth, wit, and irreverent insight. In this episode, join us as we explore the world of Zoom fails, unexpected emotional moments, and the importance of humor in navigating awkward situations. Key Themes: The…
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Welcome to Episode 4 of "Well, That Was Awkward," where Bree and Mendy share and dissect our listeners' most cringe-worthy and hilarious moments. Join us as we delve into the world of childhood mischief, grown-up pranks, and the lasting power of humor. Key Themes: Mischievous childhood antics and their lasting impacts Resilience and humor in naviga…
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Welcome to another episode of "Well, That Was Awkward," where Bree and Mendy share and dissect life's most cringe-worthy and hilarious moments with warmth, wit, and irreverent insight. In this episode, join us as we explore the world of theater blunders, unexpected bodily functions, and the power of humor in the face of embarrassment. Key Themes: T…
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Welcome to "Well, That Was Awkward," where hosts Bree and Mendy share stories of life's most cringe-worthy moments with humor, warmth, and irreverent insight. In this episode, join us as we unpack Ben's hilariously mortifying encounter at the gym and explore the hilarious aftermath of an unplanned fitness disaster. Key Themes: A listener story that…
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Welcome to "Well, That Was Awkward," where hosts Bree and Mendy share stories of life's most cringe-worthy moments with humor, warmth, and irreverent insight. In this episode, join us as we unpack Taylor's jaw-dropping encounter with Meadowhaven management and explore the hilarious aftermath of an unplanned inspection... Key Themes: A listener stor…
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Join Mendy St. Ours and Bree Luck, your unqualified, yet certified awkwardness experts as they launch a podcast dedicated to exploring (and celebrating) the hilariously uncomfortable moments we've all experienced. This trailer is a sneak peek at what awaits you: listener-submitted stories, side-splitting commentary, and a supportive space to celebr…
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A discussion about the role of fear and emotional recognition in our understanding of altruism and psychopathy. Dr. Abigail Marsh is a professor of Psychology and Neuroscience at Georgetown University and the author of The Fear Factor: How One Emotion Connects Altruists, Psychopaths, and Everyone In-Between. Subscribe and share! If you love what yo…
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What is the impact of avoiding emotions that we might code as unpleasant or difficult? This episode explores the key role that avoidance plays in psychopathology and the importance of confronting discomfort for mental health. Dr. David Barlow, a pioneer of modern Exposure Therapy, and Dr. Steven Hayes, the developer of Acceptance and Commitment The…
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Content Warning : Mentions of Domestic Violence and Childhood Poverty Today's episode features a conversation with our show founder and host, Dr. Jim Coan! In addition to hosting Circle of Willis, Jim is a Professor of Psychology at UVa, where he directs the Virginia Affective Neuroscience Lab. He is also the principal of Brown Residential College.…
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Coming Monday, December 26th we interview our host Jim Coan about his unique path to academia.
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Today's episode features a recent conversation with physicist and writer Alan Lightman during his visit to Brown College at the University of Virginia in October 2022. Dr. Lightman's prominent work in both science and the humanities challenges the divide between fields and he discusses his approach of both disciplines through a creative lens. Event…
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Coming on Monday, December 12th, a conversation with Alan Lightman about finding a creative outlet through physics and writing!
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Today's episode features a conversation with psychologist and author Sarah Rose Cavanagh. What role do emotions play in the classroom and what can teachers do better to effect learning outcomes for the better? What can we learn about seemingly cognitive activities from affective strategies and analysis? Sarah Rose Cavanagh is presently an associate…
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Coming on Monday, November 28th a conversation with Sarah Rose Cavanagh about the intersection of emotions and education - how can we be more effective in the classroom?
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Today's episode features a conversation with developmental and comparative psychologist Felix Warneken. When do humans develop the ability to help one another and how does that differ from the behavior of our closest evolutionary relatives? If everything we do is ultimately self preservation on a biological level, how does altruism fit into our und…
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Coming on Monday, November 14th a conversation with Felix Warneken about the psychological development of altruistic behaviors in children - an adorable episode about helping each other!
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Content Warning : This episode discusses sensitive topics including autopsy, execution, and miscarriage that may not be suitable for all audiences. Listener discretion is advised. What is the Circle of Willis...and why is this show named after it? Sage and production assistant Kaylyn Feeley set out to learn more about physician Thomas Willis and st…
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Coming Halloween Monday, October 31st - Producer Sage Tanguay and Production Assistant Kaylyn Feeley quest to learn more about the name of the podcast - Circle of Willis. Simple questions take them to grisly and enlightening moments of the mid 17th century in England and they return with a cyclical tale for Jim Coan. Content Warning : This episode …
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Make sure to listen to Part 1 first! Today's episode continues our conversation with Peter Sterling about allostasis and how the human body adapts to environment. In Part 2, we follow these concepts to their inevitable conclusions about the way we work and live. Peter Sterling is a Professor of Neuroscience at the Perelman School of Medicine at the…
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Coming Monday, October 17th - The second half of a conversation with Dr. Peter Sterling, connecting the health implications of allostasis to the way we think about society and labor.
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Episode Notes Today's episode features Peter Sterling, a stand-out in the field of neuroscience. In Part 1 of this conversation, Peter explains the concept of allostasis and how the human body is constantly responding to external stresses. Peter Sterling is a Professor of Neuroscience at the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylv…
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Coming Monday, October 3rd - The first of two parts of a conversation with Dr. Peter Sterling about how adaptive the human body is to environment every moment...and what that means for our long-term health.
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