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Progressively IncorrectS4E34: Jonah Davids on the Debates Over Restorative Justice and SELIn this episode of Progressively Incorrect, I’m joined by Jonah Davids. Jonah and I met while participating in a panel discussion around declining behavior in schools (listen here), which led me to invite him to discuss the evidence base behind Restorative Justice and Social-Emotional approaches in education. Are we on track or has there been … Continue reading S4E34: Jonah Davids on the Debates Over Restorative Justice and SEL
2025-06-1634 min
Muddy WatersEpisode 35 with Jonah Davids from The Maine Policy Institute To hear more, visit charleschuckellis.substack.com
2025-02-1359 min
Jonah Davids' PodcastAndrew Cutler - Understanding Jordan PetersonAndrew Cutler is a data scientist who blogs about psychometrics, evolution, and consciousness at “Vectors of Mind.” He and I teamed up to record an episode on the psychological and religious views of Jordan Peterson, a figure we consider to be the most influential psychologist of this century. We discuss influences on Peterson’s psychology, why his work has been so appealing to young men, the nature of his religious views, and how they changed as he became more famous. We end by discussing whether Peterson’s prescriptions are enough for a meaningful life, and whether he provides us with the...
2025-01-221h 25
Jonah Davids' PodcastAshley Frawley - Constructing a CrisisAshley Frawley is a sociologist at the University of Kent, a columnist at Compact Magazine, and the COO of Sublation Media. She joins me to talk about her new paper “Constructing a Crisis: Mental Health, Higher Education and Policy Entrepreneurs.” The paper explores how the narrative of a mental health crisis amongst UK university students was created and perpetuated, and what this teaches us about the expansion of mental health discourse and psychological categorization more generally.You can find the podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and YouTube.Links:* Frawley et al., “Constructing a Crisis...
2024-12-2851 min
Jonah Davids' PodcastCarolyn Gorman - School-Based Mental Health Gets an FCarolyn Gorman is a Paulson Policy Analyst at the Manhattan Institute studying mental health policy. She joins me to discuss her new report “School-Based Mental-Health Initiatives: Challenges and Considerations for Policymakers,” which explores the history of mental health programs in schools and examines the limited evidence supporting their effectiveness. We talk about the different types of school-based mental health interventions and how they are used in classrooms today, whether pop psychology and therapy culture fill a vacuum in schools that religious/character/moral education would typically fill, and what schools can do to effectively improve student well-being. We conclude with...
2024-09-171h 11
RH7 Soccer Show / Motivation / InspirationHisWord - Prayer Gets God's Attention by Jonathan Davids" Then Jonah prayed to the Lord his God from inside the fish." God gave Jonah an assignment but he didn't follow through on it. Only when he found himself in a dark place, does things start to happen.In this Podcast, Jonathan shares with us how God turns things around, once Jonah says Yes to the plans of God and his Purpose is fulfilled.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/rh7-soccer-show-motivation-inspiration--4118878/support.
2024-06-1114 minRH7 Soccer Show / Motivation / InspirationHisWord - Prayer Gets God's Attention by Jonathan Davids' Then Jonah prayed to the Lord his God from inside the fish." In this Podcast Jonathan shares about how God gave him an assignment but he doesn't follow through...Things don't work out for Jonah, until he finds himself in a dark place and in that dark place things turn around because he says Yes to God,Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/rh7-soccer-show-motivation-inspiration--4118878/support.
2024-06-1102 min
Jonah Davids' PodcastJules Evans & Kristin Nash - Communicating Psychedelic RiskJules Evans is the Director of the Challenging Psychedelic Experiences Project and the lead author and editor of the Substack newsletter Ecstatic Integration. Kristin Nash is the executive director of the William G. Nash Foundation which focuses on harm reduction and psychedelic safety, and is involved with an important initiative to improve public communication on psychedelics as part of the new California psychedelic bill. The two join me on the podcast for an exploratory conversation on how to communicate the risks of psychedelic drugs. We talk about the variety and likelihood of adverse psychedelic experiences, the recent case of...
2024-04-101h 33
Jonah Davids' PodcastWilliam Fleming - Workplace Mental Health Isn't WorkingWilliam Fleming holds a PhD in sociology from The University of Cambridge, and is currently a post-doctoral research fellow at Oxford University’s Wellbeing Research Center. He joins me on the podcast to talk about the lack of evidence for workplace mental health and wellbeing initiatives. William starts by giving a history of workplace wellbeing initiatives tracing back to the British Quakers who provided food, housing, and recreational facilities for their employees beginning in the 18th century. We then get into the popular “business case” for investing in employee wellbeing initiatives before turning to William’s research which finds that the...
2024-02-1558 min
Jonah Davids' PodcastCaleb Ontiveros - Stoic PsychologyCaleb Ontiveros is the founder of Stoa, an app that combines the ancient philosophy of stoicism with mindfulness and meditation. He writes The Stoa Letter, co-hosts the podcast Stoa Conversations, and is the editor of The Classical Futurist. Caleb and I talk about the philosophy of Stoicism and what Stoics have to say about psychology, mental health, and human flourishing. We discuss Stoic conceptions of virtue, emotion, and self-control; similarities between Stoicism, System 1 and System 2 thinking, and cognitive behavioral therapy; and why Stoic thinkers and practices appeal so much to men. We conclude by speculating about whether today’s “mean...
2024-01-171h 10
Jonah Davids' PodcastAwais Aftab - Psychiatry and Anti-PsychiatryAwais Aftab is a psychiatrist and Clinical Assistant Professor of Psychiatry at Case Western Reserve University and writes the substack Psychiatry at the Margins. I invited him on the podcast to talk about how criticisms of psychiatry – such as critical, philosophical, and anti-psychiatry – affect mainstream theory and practice. We also discuss his recent exchange with Mad in America founder Robert Whitaker on progress in psychiatry, whether psychiatrists are responsible for rising rates of mental illness, and why many in the mental health field are now eyeing the public health approach to treatment. We conclude by talking about the difficulty of in...
2023-12-201h 01
Jonah Davids' PodcastJohn Hirschauer - Defending the Last InstitutionsJohn Hirschauer is an assistant editor for City Journal and a Robert Novak Journalism Fellow at The Fund for American Studies. I invited him on the podcast to talk about the history, ethics, and politics of deinstitutionalization, which he has reported on extensively. In the first half of the conversation, John provides a detailed history of institutionalization in America, and how state schools for the developmentally disabled became so popular they ended up overcrowded and inhumane to live in. In the second half, we turn to the contemporary scene, where despite widespread improvements to these institutions in recent decades...
2023-11-161h 12
Jonah Davids' PodcastKevin McCaffree - Suicide Research has FailedKevin McCaffree is Assistant Professor of Sociology at the University of North Texas, author of multiple books, editor of the journals Theoretical Sociology and Evolutionary Analysis in the Social Sciences, and a chief researcher at the Skeptic Research Center. I invited him to talk about his new paper “Pulling Back the Curtain on Suicide Research,” which shows that decades of suicide research have failed to reduce suicide. Kevin and I discuss who commits suicide and under what conditions, whether it’s socially contagious, and why the suicide prevention interventions we’ve developed have failed so miserably. We also talk about wh...
2023-10-191h 06
Jonah Davids' PodcastMel - AI, Psychedelics, and the Future of TherapyMel is an ex-management consultant who now writes about the mental health economy and startup world. I invited her on the podcast to ask her about the latest trends in mental health tech and therapy, and where she thinks the industry is headed. Both of us are excited about the potential for new tech, drugs, and therapies to improve mental health, or at least make mental health treatments more accessible, but we’re also concerned that increasing access will reduce quality, and that the incentives of the startup world are misaligned with creating treatments or products that minimize harm to...
2023-09-271h 09
Jonah Davids' PodcastCharles Fain Lehman - The Limits of LegalizationCharles Fain Lehman is a fellow at the Manhattan Institute and a contributing editor at City Journal. I invited him on the podcast to talk about his recent article “How I Changed my Mind About Marijuana.” As Charles says in our podcast, the public debate around marijuana has largely been about whether criminalization is bad rather than whether legalization is good. Since it’s been legalized, the potency of marijuana has increased, use by young people and daily use have reached all-time highs, and the illegal market has continued to thrive. Whatever your view on the subject is, it’s fair t...
2023-09-131h 06
Jonah Davids' PodcastStephen Eide - Political Theory for The HomelessStephen Eide is a senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute and a contributing editor at City Journal. I invited him on the podcast to talk about how moral and epistemic values structure public policy debates around homelessness and mental illness. We talk about how relativism has paved the way for a team-up between “trust the science” technocrats and those with the right kinds of “lived experience.” While psychiatry’s scientific status is questionable, we both agree that mental health reformers on the center-left and -right have little choice but to ground their arguments in its “objectivity” in today’s political environ...
2023-08-3058 min
From the New WorldJonah Davids: The Mental Disorder and Therapeutic OrderFind Jonah:https://twitter.com/jonahdavids1Mentioned in the episode:https://www.amazon.ca/iGen-Super-Connected-Rebellious-Happy-Adulthood/dp/1501151983https://www.amazon.com/Generations-Differences-Millennials-Silents_and-Americas/dp/1982181613/ref=sr_1_1?qid=1692303420&refinements=p_27%3AJean+Twenge&s=books&sr=1-1https://twitter.com/psychosort/status/1684407652523155456?s=20Timestamps: 01:15 Toronto39:00 Mental Illness1:29:00 Loneliness and Economic Models1:51:00 Therapeutic Culture2:08:00 Social Anxiety This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www...
2023-08-212h 52
Jonah Davids' PodcastIves Parr - Embryo Selection for Mental HealthIves Parr is an independent scholar known for his work on the science and ethics of genetic enhancement. For the first episode of the Mental Disorder podcast, I invited him on to talk about how polygenic screening and embryo selection could be used to prevent or reduce the risk of mental illness. Ives and I discuss whether there are tradeoffs between mental wellbeing and other traits, potential arms races in selection for mental and physical abilities, and whether a mentally healthier society would be more religious and politically conservative given the existing correlations between these traits and mental health...
2023-08-161h 10
Jonah Davids' PodcastIntroducing the Mental Disorder PodcastMost mental health podcasts are pretty boring, emotion-oriented, and non-controversial. So I’m starting the Mental Disorder podcast to try and do something different. Mental health is a serious problem, and to think about it coherently requires us to engage with science, politics, and philosophy. Every two weeks, I’ll be releasing a conversation with an expert, journalist, or practitioner working in mental health who is thinking about the problem in an interdisciplinary manner. Listen to the podcast above to find out more. If you’re not already subscribed, head to www.mentaldisorder.ca/subscribe to get notifi...
2023-08-1505 min
Hacking State5 - Jonah Davids: Mental Health is UnwellJonah Davids' new Substack, Mental Disorder, explores the science and politics of mental health from a data-driven perspective. Jonah is also Communications Director at the Center for the Study of Partisanship and Ideology.We spoke about why being a psychologist has no noticeable effect on the efficaciousness of talk therapy, the lack of evidence in mental health treatment, how CBT became the gold standard and why its not more effective than other therapies, the case for fixing your material conditions to improve mental health, lowering barriers to entry for mental health workers, how mental health professionals are...
2023-06-221h 05
Hacking State5 -Jonah Davids: Mental Health is UnwellJonah Davids' new Substack, Mental Disorder, explores the science and politics of mental health from a data-driven perspective. Jonah is also Communications Director at the Center for the Study of Partisanship and Ideology.
We spoke about why being a psychologist has no noticeable effect on the efficaciousness of talk therapy, the lack of evidence in mental health treatment, how CBT became the gold standard and why its not more effective than other therapies, the case for fixing your material conditions to improve mental health, lowering barriers to entry for mental health workers, how mental health professionals are...
2023-06-221h 05Hacking State5 -Jonah Davids: Mental Health is UnwellJonah Davids' new Substack, Mental Disorder, explores the science and politics of mental health from a data-driven perspective. Jonah is also Communications Director at the Center for the Study of Partisanship and Ideology.
We spoke about why being a psychologist has no noticeable effect on the efficaciousness of talk therapy, the lack of evidence in mental health treatment, how CBT became the gold standard and why its not more effective than other therapies, the case for fixing your material conditions to improve mental health, lowering barriers to entry for mental health workers, how mental health professionals are...
2023-06-221h 05
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2023-01-1200 min
CSPI PodcastUnderwhelmed by Academia (Year in Review) | Jonah Davids & Richard HananiaJonah Davids is CSPI’s director of communications. He joins Richard to talk about his essay on leaving academia, how social science is mostly storytelling, and what CSPI accomplished in 2021. They also discuss why reaching out to people is underrated, the recent study on racial discrimination in emailing, reasons to stay in or leave academia, the effectiveness of advertising, why CSPI has been successful so far, and wokeness as stupid vs. evil in the aftermath of the IDW.Sign up for CSPI’s Substack newsletter: https://cspi.substack.com.Follow CSPI on Twitter: https://twitter.com...
2022-01-031h 16
Ancient WorldInterview: Dr. Phil Cary about Dante's Cosmology, and the 24 Wise People in the Sun.Join us for an excellent conversation with Ivy League Professor Dr. Phil Cary, about the structure of Dante's Cosmology and the 24 wise people in the sphere of the Sun.We'll also talk about the movement of the souls, and his favorite moments of wisdom and beauty from the Divine Comedy.And for more episodes, visit our subscription podcast on patreon.com/ancientworld!Thanks for listening! ..Dr. Phillip Cary is Professor of Philosophy at Eastern University in St. Davids, Pennsylvania, where he...
2021-11-2756 min
Dante's Divine ComedyInterview: Dr. Phil Cary about Dante's Cosmology, and the 24 Wise People in the Sun.Join us for a wide-ranging conversation with Ivy League Professor Dr. Phil Cary, about the structure of Dante's Cosmology and the 24 wise people in the sphere of the Sun.We'll also talk about the movement of the souls, and his favorite moments of wisdom and beauty from the Divine Comedy.Thanks for listening!..Dr. Phillip Cary is Professor of Philosophy at Eastern University in St. Davids, Pennsylvania, where he is also Scholar-in-Residence at the Templeton Honors College. After receiving his B.A. in English Literature and Philosophy from...
2021-11-2756 min
The Remnant with Jonah GoldbergThe Two DavidsWith Jonah traipsing about somewhere in the Alaskan wilderness, David French takes over the hosting duties to welcome David Bahnsen back on. David and David talk COVID, policy, and faith. After a jab at Jonah — will he really write a book on bigfoot erotica? — the Davids discuss team good vs. team lesser evil, noting that while Scripture anticipated the Assyrians, it didn’t predict Hillary Clinton. All hail King Dave!
Show Notes:
-Jonah, off the grid in Alaska
-Bahnsen’s daily missal
-Tennessee COVID-19 response
-Francis Schaeffer...
2020-07-141h 32
Crackers and Grape JuiceEpisode 250 -- Phillip Cary : Good News for Anxious ChristiansHave you ever struggled with "giving God control, finding God’s will, hearing God speak, or letting God work”? Do those phrases sound familiar and even spiritual, but when you try to apply them, they actually cause more anxiety, not less? Phillip Cary is back on the pod to discuss these sorts of phrases’ and how they are actually based in good intentions, but bad theology. When we understand how the gospel differs from what one author calls “the new evangelical theology”, we come to realize that many techniques we try to apply to our Christian life are often oppressive, unbiblical...
2020-02-2832 min
Discourse in MagicWhy Being Sincere Means Connecting with Your Audience with Asi WindIf you don’t know who Asi Wind is, I recommend stopping the podcast episode and checking him out.
Google, or Youtube or whatever. You’ll find him..
Not only has he released incredible effects that have ROCKED the magic community like Double Exposure, Catch 23, and more recently Gypsy Queens but he is also a leading magical thinker.
Thankfully I was able to spend some time with him at the 2015 Motor City Magic Convention, and Sorcerers Safari!
Bot otherwise not a ton of places online to show how great his non-method brain i...
2016-12-291h 14