How do we survive the nonstop news cycle and this reign of geopolitical fuckery? Trauma therapist Logan Cooper (Crooked Counselor Cooper) explains collective trauma, nervous system overload, and real ways to cope when the headlines never stop.

 

How do we survive the nonstop news cycle and this reign of geopolitical fuckery? Trauma therapist Logan Cooper (Crooked Counselor Cooper) explains collective trauma, nervous system overload, and real ways to cope when the headlines never stop.
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We all have rage, and if you don’t think you have it, don’t worry we’ll help you find it. And once you find it, we’ll also help you deal with it. This podcast is the intersection of all the life things (family, love, politics, sports, driving, loud chewing) and rage. Hosted by comedians Tara Erickson and Ebar, they talk to guests (ranging from neuroscientists to divorce experts to athletes to a neighbor) about how rage factors into their various areas of expertise. When they’re not doing that, they’re listening to calls from the rage hotline, screaming into a pillow or checking in with the show’s producer Friendy Wende who’s likely telling them to move on.

We all have rage, and if you don&rsquo;t think you have it, don&rsquo;t worry we&rsquo;ll help you find it. And once you find it, we&rsquo;ll also help you deal with it. This podcast is the intersection of all the life things (family, love, politics, sports, driving, loud chewing) and rage. Hosted by comedians Tara Erickson and Ebar, they talk to guests (ranging from neuroscientists to divorce experts to athletes to a neighbor) about how rage factors into their various areas of expertise. When they&rsquo;re not doing that, they&rsquo;re listening to calls from the rage hotline, screaming into a pillow or checking in with the show&rsquo;s producer Friendy Wende who&rsquo;s likely telling them to move on.

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This Is Not Normal

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According to the World Health Organization, there are no formal treatment guidelines for 40% of priority conditions related to postpartum health. We are not math people, but that sounds like a SIGNIFICANT GAP; especially considering over a third of women have persistent symptoms after giving birth. The Rage Pod decided to do their part to learn more. We read ONE article. But two of us are moms with their own experiences and one of us is armed with curiosity on the topic.


Show notes:
Matrescence, and the Transformation of Motherhood - Anna Russell, The New Yorker
https://www.newyorker.com/culture/persons-of-interest/matrescence-and-the-transformations-of-motherhood
Matrescence: On Pregnancy, Childbirth, and Motherhood, by Lucy Jones.

 

According to the World Health Organization, there are no formal treatment guidelines for 40% of priority conditions related to postpartum health. We are not math people, but that sounds like a SIGNIFICANT GAP; especially considering over a third of women have persistent symptoms after giving birth. The Rage Pod decided to do their part to learn more. We read ONE article. But two of us are moms with their own experiences and one of us is armed with curiosity on the topic.
 Show notes: Matrescence, and the Transformation of Motherhood - Anna Russell, The New Yorker <a href="https://urldefense.com/v3/__https://www.newyorker.com/culture/persons-of-interest/matrescence-and-the-transformations-of-motherhood__;!!N96JrnIq8IfO5w!lucF-qC-Ih3w3rxU8puHopUC4AibD342CVK4OQMyZTvqgGcOzDwYqCZ_M3voYJEXAHcVKdxl1iaRgC8yTdteqDMRWA$" data-outlook-id="446e09fa-b466-4d2b-9ef3-f5c71365d423">https://www.newyorker.com/culture/persons-of-interest/matrescence-and-the-transformations-of-motherhood</a> Matrescence: On Pregnancy, Childbirth, and Motherhood, by Lucy Jones.
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Postpartum, who is she?

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No phones. 1 Week. Only for 12 hours at a time (I know we look like Buddhist monks but spoiler we’re not). On this podcast we combat our ever-present rage by challenging ourselves to try new activities, experiment with habit breakers, get educated and take that tap class we keep talking about. Find out what we learned from our smart phone detox. 

 

No phones. 1 Week. Only for 12 hours at a time (I know we look like Buddhist monks but spoiler we&rsquo;re not). On this podcast we combat our ever-present rage by challenging ourselves to try new activities, experiment with habit breakers, get educated and take that tap class we keep talking about. Find out what we learned from our smart phone detox.&nbsp;
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Phone Sober-ish

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Are toddlers an international threat level 10 to our emotional security? Yes. But it turns out there’s more to them than being terrorists. On this episode, we chat with neuroscientist Dr. Nicole Tetrault and psychotherapist Jennifer Cox, to unpack what’s happening in the brains of these tiny tyrants. Also, Tara learns that scissors are, in fact, sharp, Ebar has a near miss with tetanus, and the rage hotline delivers, as always. 

 

Are toddlers an international threat level 10 to our emotional security? Yes. But it turns out there&rsquo;s more to them than being terrorists. On this episode, we chat with neuroscientist Dr. Nicole Tetrault and psychotherapist Jennifer Cox, to unpack what&rsquo;s happening in the brains of these tiny tyrants. Also, Tara learns that scissors are, in fact, sharp, Ebar has a near miss with tetanus, and the rage hotline delivers, as always.&nbsp;
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Toddlers vs. Everyone Else

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This Is Not Normal

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