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The Sisyphus 55 Podcast

The Sisyphus 55 Podcast

Sisyphus 55

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Frequency: 1 episode/64d. Total Eps: 33

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Incels, FOMO, and the Crisis of Isolation - Meadhbh Park

vendredi 6 mars 2026Duration 01:00:57

Maeve's Work:
She has been in the field of countering violent extremism (CVE), focusing on prevention and practitioner research, for the last five years.
She wrote a book titled Black Pilled Masculinity Media and Incels, which breaks down the ideology and includes interviews with 32 young self-identified incels.
She sees the incel community as an "extremist misogyny, manosphere" space and focuses on understanding the people involved in these spaces.

The conversation covers:

The "Black Pill" (the incel idea of seeing the "harsh reality of the world") and the sense of intellectual superiority it gives some members.

The "Fear of Missing Out" (FOMO), which Maeve describes as a core tenet of incel ideology, where they believe everyone else is "at the party" and they are not.

The concept of incels as a "canary in the coal mine" for increasing societal isolation and poor social skills in younger generations.

The self-defeating nature of the ideology, which often leads to incels developing unrealistically strict criteria for a partner and becoming "worse position now" than before.

The role of social media and passive consumption/lurking in increasing feelings of depression and anxiety, especially when comparing one's own life to the curated, often fake, "influencer" lifestyle.
The importance of learning and practicing social skills to combat isolation.

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How To Find Meaning In Life - According to Science! (with Dr. Tatjana Schnell)

jeudi 27 mars 2025Duration 57:46

In this episode, I sit down with Dr. Tatjana Schnell, a leading researcher in the psychology of meaning, to talk about what it really means to live a meaningful life. We explore how people navigate existential crises, the different ways we construct meaning, and why the experience of belonging is so central to our well-being. This conversation is both intellectually rich and deeply human — a reflection on what keeps us going when things feel uncertain, empty, or directionless.



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Marxism (with Dr. Richard Wolff)

mercredi 1 mars 2023Duration 54:09

See more from Prof Wolff by subscribing to Democracy at Work on Youtube: https://youtube.com/democracyatwrk

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Jordan Peterson, Contrapoints & Profilicity ( @carefreewandering)

lundi 30 janvier 2023Duration 01:00:21

Check out Dr. Moellers channel here: https://youtube.com/@carefreewandering

We discuss profilicity, authenticity and the examples of Jordan Peterson and Contrapoints

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Can You Be Real Online? (feat. @amandamaryanna)

lundi 30 janvier 2023Duration 55:35

Discussing aesthetics and authenticity

Amanda's channel: https://www.youtube.com/@amandamaryanna

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The Crisis of Meaning (feat. Dr. John Vervaeke)

vendredi 2 décembre 2022Duration 01:02:50

A great discussion with Dr. John Vervaeke, a Psychology Professor at University of Toronto. We discuss the cognition of meaning, what is 'real', the importance of cultivating ecologies of practice and so much else. 

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How To Figure Out What To Do With Your Life (with Dr. Richard Koestner)

dimanche 20 novembre 2022Duration 48:21

This is a conversation with Dr. Richard Koestner, a McGill clinical psychologist who specializes in human motivation. I had the privilege to conduct research in his lab and he heavily shaped my academic career with his guidance. 

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Is Nationalism Good? (feat @J.J. McCullough )

jeudi 20 octobre 2022Duration 55:55

We discuss the integrity of journalism, nationalism and post-nationalism

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Discussing The MANOSPHERE (feat F.D. Signifier)

mercredi 5 octobre 2022Duration 01:06:23

We discuss masculinity, online spaces, gender and virility. 

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Social Media & Loneliness (feat. Benjamin Kaveladze)

mardi 2 août 2022Duration 01:05:12

We discuss potential interventions for loneliness and the effects of social media on well being. 

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