Podcast appearances and mentions of valerie tarico

Author & Psychologist Valerie Tarico comes to explain "Wokeness" to us and the possible ramifications and origins of the trend. Is it helping us as a society? You decideFollow Valerie at https://valerietarico.com

Dr. Valerie Tarico explains how hyper-woke philosophy is antithetical to evidence-based therapy. Find Dr. Tarico @ https://valerietarico.com/2021/12/15/an-excess-of-woke-thinking-may-harm-mental-health-or-relationships/  Check out Feedspot @ https://www.feedspot.com/ Support this broadcast @ https://www.patreon.com/right And learn more @ https://www.therighttoreason.com/ MORE LINKS BELOW: WEBSITE: https://www.therighttoreason.com/ PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/right TWITTER: https://twitter.com/righttoreason1 FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/therighttore... ITUNES: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/t... STITCHER: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/the-... PODBEAN: http://therighttoreason.podbean.com/?...   #valerietarico #woke #wokeness

Psychologists Dr. Hector Garcia and Dr. Valerie Tarico join us for a complex, nuanced, and thoughtful conversation about the dying of discourse in a hyper-divided world. When should we speak, and when should we shout? Are we picking the right battles? When should we declare war on awful agents? And are good people sometimes getting an unfair shake? This is a discussion about discussions.

In the Hold my Drink — navigating culture with a chaser of civility, and Counterweight podcast, Episode 64, David speaks with psychologist and writer, Valerie Tarico. Valerie, a former evangelical, shares the overlap she's found in woke ideology and religious fundamentalism, which she finds disturbing. More concerning is the way this ideology has crept into psychotherapy and its damaging impact on patients. All discussed with a chaser of civility, of course, and a kombucha. To read more from Valerie, and to see what each of us is reading, visit our post Diagnosing Woke Therapy on the Hold my Drink website. You can also watch the conversation on the Hold my Drink YouTube page.

My thoughts on the 2006 film jesus camp. WTFFFF Images and more information on the blog!https://cheerstoleaving.wordpress.com/"There is a lot of psychological damage that follows when people are trained not to trust themselves"-Valerie Tarico, child psychologist--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cheerstoleaving/messageSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cheerstoleaving/support

If you've ever thought that the Old Testament God was violent, emotional and kinda racist, you're not the only one. My guest psychologist and former evangelical Valerie Tarico explains why. In this episode we reflect on the emotions and psychology of God…which seem a lot like ours. Check out Valerie at https://valerietarico.com and her YouTube channel https://m.youtube.com/user/TrustingDoubt --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ladyt-speaks/message

Clinton is joined by Chris Christiansen, who recently debated Valerie Tarico. They're going to analyze a video on YouTube by Ryan Chapman called A Politically Neutral Take on When Human Life Begins. Clinton and Chris also discuss the Biblical account of David losing his son and what it says about the pro-life position for Christians. They finish off with a discussion about the nomination of Amy Coney Barrett to the United States Supreme Court. Here is a link to Chapman's video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bM49DB7jgDE&ab_channel=RyanChapman

Clinton and Nathan review a recent debate on abortion between Chris Christiansen and Valerie Tarico on the Right to Reason podcast, hosted by Robert Stanley. Here's a link to the debate: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JRiT0grlWcg&t=1s&ab_channel=TheRighttoReason

  We want to end abortion in America, and the left thinks they have all the answers. In the second of two episodes on this topic, Human Coalition President Brian Fisher explores the ideas the left has presented for ending abortion, and why they do not fit into a pro-life Christian worldview. Helpful resources: Valerie Tarico’s website (Article: What a Serious Anti-Abortion Movement Would Actually Look Like): Valerie Tarico’s website (“About†webpage): Fox Business (Article: Coronavirus mandates lead to Ashley Madison membership surge): Forbes (Article: Ashley Madison Has Signed 30 Million Cheating Spouses. Again. Has Anything Changed?): Huffington Post (Article: How a Parent’s Infidelity Can Hurt a Child): The Linacre Quarterly: U.S. National Library of Medicine, National Institutes of Health (Study: The impact of family structure on the health of children: Effects of divorce): CDC 2019 Youth Risk Behavior Survey (Suicidal Ideation and Behaviors Among High School Students – Youth Risk Behavior Survey, United States, 2019): Guttmacher Institute (Unintended Pregnancy in the United States): Advocates for Youth (Abortion Access): Compelling Truth (How should a Christian view sex education?): Questions or comments about the show? We love hearing from you! The post appeared first on .

  We want to end abortion in America, and the left thinks they have all the answers. In the first of two episodes on this topic, Human Coalition President Brian Fisher explores the ideas the left has presented for ending abortion, and why they do not fit into a pro-life Christian worldview. Helpful resources: Valerie Tarico’s website (Article: What a Serious Anti-Abortion Movement Would Actually Look Like): The Dispatch (Article: Do Pro-Lifers Who Reject Trump Have ‘Blood on their Hands’?): Valerie Tarico’s website (“About†webpage): Resilient Generation website: Oyez (Griswold v. Connecticut – 1965): U.S. News and World Report (Article: Supreme Court to Hear Obamacare Case After November Elections): Human Coalition (Blog: Cancel Culture Comes for Planned Parenthood): Questions or comments about the show? We love hearing from you! The post appeared first on .

We discuss the parallel between religious fundamentalism and Wokeism with Psychologists Valerie Tarico author of Trusting Doubt: A Former Evangelical Looks at Old Beliefs in a New Light.

In this episode, I share an amazing conversation with the one and only Dr. Valerie Tarico. She and I discuss pro-abortion and pro-life and how working together regardless of your stance on abortion we can work in making abortion obsolete. We also discuss the damage of labels and tribalism and much more. Links to Check Out: https://www.valerietarico.com https://www.paceinfreedom.com Show Notes: Check out Dr. Valerie Tarico's articles discussed on this episode: https://secularhumanism.org/2016/07/cont-why-i-am-pro-abortion-not-just-pro-choice/ https://valerietarico.com/2019/01/24/the-righteousness-and-the-woke-why-evangelicals-and-social-justice-warriors-trigger-me-in-the-same-way/ Social Media: @ValerieTarico on Twitter @PaceinFreedom on Twitter @StevieMadisonXO on Twitter @PaceinFreedom on Instagram Facebook.com/PaceinFreedom Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/pace-in-freedom/donations

Dr. Valerie Tarico and Professor Chris Christiansen debate abortion - Oxford/Lincoln Douglas. Find Valerie @ https://valerietarico.com/ Support this broadcast @ https://www.patreon.com/right And learn more @ https://www.therighttoreason.com/

Valerie Tarico joins John and Seamus to discuss her article "The Righteous and the Woke – Why Evangelicals and Social Justice Warriors Trigger Me in the Same Way"

Valerie Tarico discusses the link between Social Justice Warriors and Christian Fundamentalists.  Find Dr. Tarico's website @ https://valerietarico.com/ Get her books @ https://www.amazon.com/Valerie-Tarico/e/B0032MSJRE Watch her videos @ https://www.youtube.com/user/TrustingDoubt Support this broadcast @ https://www.patreon.com/right And learn more @ https://www.therighttoreason.com/

In this crazy world, how often has a passionate desire for justice caused us to oversimplify complex problems, ignore details that don't validate us, and vilify all who dare to disagree? Has "Woke Culture" sometimes exhibited a dogmatic, even religious, attitude toward the worthy and the unworthy? And is it even possible to have a reasonable conversation about this in the Era Of Online Outrage?Psychologist Dr. Valerie Tarico joins Seth Andrews for just such a conversation.Dr. Tarico's article "The Righteous & The Woke:" https://valerietarico.com/2019/01/24/the-righteousness-and-the-woke-why-evangelicals-and-social-justice-warriors-trigger-me-in-the-same-waySupport our sponsor: http://www.blinkist.com/seth

In this episode, inspired by a piece written by Valerie Tarico, we talk about the strange similarities between some types of conservative evangelicals and woke activists. Most people wouldn't see these groups having much in common. But does their particular sort of tribalism make their similarities greater than their differences? You can find Valerie Tarico's piece here: http://new.exchristian.net/2019/02/the-righteousness-and-woke-why.html.

Interview with Valerie Tarico. She wrote "Owned: Slaves, Women, Children and Livestock" as part of "Women v Religion". Investing Skeptically: Problems with life insurance as an investment, Adding money to IRAs, 6 month follow up on Cryptocurrency.

Valerie Tarico is a psychologist and writer in Seattle, Washington. She is the author of Trusting Doubt: A Former Evangelical Looks at Old Beliefs in a New Light and Deas and Other Imaginings, and the founder of www.WisdomCommons.org. Her articles about religion, reproductive health, and the role of women in society have been featured at sites including The Huffington Post, Salon, The Independent, Free Inquiry, The Humanist, AlterNet, Raw Story, Grist, Jezebel, and the Institute for Ethics and Emerging Technologies. Subscribe at ValerieTarico.com.

There was a lot of media coverage about FFRF's unanimous New Jersey Supreme Court victory stopping counties from using public money to repair churches. FFRF attorney Rebecca Markert describes the amicus brief we filed in opposition to President Trump's recent travel ban, claiming it violates the Establishment Clause and the "no religious test" provisions of the Constitution. Then we talk with psychologist and author Valerie Tarico, a former fundamentalist, whose cogent article, "Why is the bible so badly written?", was censored by Salon.com.

Today Jeff and Corey take a close look at an fascinating new article by Valerie Tarico, published on Alternet with the title “Here's Why Some Progressives Are Tearing Each Other Apart”. In the article Tarico argues that today's political left is largely split into two major conflicting factions, each of whom are operating with two very different narratives around social progress. The first of these narratives she calls The Social Liberal Story, which proclaims universal values and seeks to expand the circle of people who benefit from them. Tarico contrasts this narrative against that of the The Structural Oppression Story, which views history as the continuing struggle of certain groups being oppressed by certain others — and if you aren't being oppressed, it can only mean that you are one of the oppressors, whether you are conscious of perpetuating oppression or not. Both of these narratives are alive and well among liberals — and predictably, we integralists believe both contain true-but-partial wisdom that needs to be woven into a more mature framework for the political left (which, by the way, the author completely agrees with, and even offers her own integrative insight to this end). And to go a step further, both of these leftist views need to be integrated with the various wisdoms found on the political right in order to achieve a more healthy and functional body politic. Listen as Jeff and Corey try to navigate the inherent truths and limitations of each of these views, and enfold them into a bigger and bolder vision of our ongoing political evolution.

Cass Midgley and Bob Pondillo interview Valerie Torico. Dr. Valerie Tarico is a psychologist and writer with a passion for personal and social evolution. Today, we discuss Tarico’s book, Trusting Doubt:  A Former Evangelical Looks at Old Beliefs in a New Light, offers personal insight into how we can apply “constructive curiosity” to our most closely guarded beliefs.   As a social commentator, Tarico tackles issues ranging from religious fundamentalism to gender roles, to reproductive rights and technologies. A primary focus is on improving access to top tier contraceptive technologies. To that end, in 2015, she co-founded Resilient Generation, a family planning advocacy hub based in Seattle, Washington. She serves on the board of Advocates for Youth, a D.C. based nonprofit with wide-ranging programs related to reproductive health and justice, and is a Senior Writing Fellow at Sightline Institute, a think tank focused on sustainable prosperity. Her articles have appeared at sites including the Huffington Post, Jezebel, Salon, AlterNet, and the Institute for Ethics and Emerging Technologies, and they are available at ValerieTarico.com. Bob and I (Cass) wish you a wonderful summer solstice, time with family and friends, the giving and receiving of gifts from loved ones, and however else you recognize these year end holidays. If you're going to be with family with whom there is religious tension, I encourage you to stick to humanist values when you're with them and be present as a healthy, mature version of yourself. To that end, I will now read excerpts from the third Humanist Manifesto and David Richo's declarations of healthy adulthood: As humans, you and your family members are an integral part of nature, the result of evolutionary change, an unguided process. Our ethical values are derived from human need and interest as tested by experience. Our fulfillment in life emerges from individual participation in the service of humane ideals. Humans are social by nature and find meaning in relationships. Working to benefit society, even a micro-society like your family gatherings, maximizes your own individual happiness. We humanists have respect for differing views in an open social context, as long as they are humane. And from Richo, in preparation for potentially incendiary encounters with family and friends, say these to yourself before you engage: I accept full responsibility for the shape my life has taken.I need never fear my own truth, thoughts, or sexuality.I let people go away or stay and I am still okay.I accept that I may never feel I am receiving – or have received – all the attention I seek.I acknowledge that reality is not obligated to me; it remains unaffected by my wishes or rights.One by one, I drop every expectation of people and things.I reconcile myself to the limits on others’ giving to me and on my giving to them.Until I see another’s behavior with compassion, I have not understood it.I let go of blame, regret, vengeance, and the infantile desire to punish those who hurt or reject me.I am still safe when I cease following the rules my parents (or others) set for me.I cherish my own integrity and do not use it as a yardstick for anyone else’s behavior.I am free to have and entertain any thought. I do not have the right to do whatever I want. I respect the limits of freedom and still act freely.No one can or needs to bail me out. I am not entitled to be taken care of by anyone or anything.I give without demanding appreciation though I may always ask for it.I reject whining and complaining as useless distractions from direct action on or withdrawal from unacceptable situations.I let go of control without losing control.If people knew me as I really am, they would love me for being human like them.I drop poses and let my every word and deed reveal what I am really like.I live by personal standards and at the same time – in self-forgiveness – I make allowances for my occasional lapses.I grant myself a margin of error in my relationships. I release myself from the pain of having to be right or competent all the time.I accept that it is normal to feel that I do not always measure up.I am ultimately adequate to any challenge that comes to me.My self-acceptance is not complacency since in itself it represents an enormous change.I am happy to do what I love and love what is.Wholehearted engagement with my circumstances releases my irrepressible liveliness.I love unconditionally and set sane conditions on my self-giving. So get out there and be your self. Your "self" and presence are precious. Someday you and all your family members will be dead, never to be experienced ever again. You and they will not be sitting around the dinner table someday. But this Christmas,  you and they will be there, together, in the same rooms, and that is valuable beyond measure. Bring your body, mind and soul into those rooms. As much as you're able and comfortable, be the miracle that you are with those people, whether they understand that or not. Be gentle with yourself. Don't do anything you don't want to do. Be as honest as you can and look for the magic moments, as brief and rare as they may be. And remember Bob and I and the relationships you've made through this podcast and the larger atheist community and that you are LOVED just as you are, even if your family is unable to do that. Happy Holidays my agnostic friends!   We taped the conversation with Valerie Tarico on November 19th, 2017. We interview people you don’t know, about a subject no one wants to talk about. We hope to encourage people in the process of deconstructing their faith and help curb the loneliness that accompanies it. We think the world is a better place when more people live by sight, not by faith. Please subscribe to our podcast, and leave a review wherever you listen to podcasts. Also, you can support us monetarily in two easy ways: you can pledge one dollar per episode or more through Patreon; that’s www.patreon.com/eapodcast, or leave a lump-sum donation through PayPal at our website, www.everyonesagnostic.com. The smallest contribution is greatly appreciated. Credits:"Towering Mountain of Ignorance" intro by Hank Green https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w3v3S82TuxU Intro bumper "Never Know" by Jack JohnsonThe segue music on this episode was created by Cass Midgley Thanks for listening! And be a Yes-sayer to what is.  https://valerietarico.com/ http://www.wisdomcommons.org/ Twitter: @valerietarico  The movie, "The Mask You Live In."   

Christianity is the most popular religion in the world, with over 2 billion adherents worldwide. Centered around the person of Jesus of Nazareth, the tenets of Christianity have challenged millions, shaped civilizations, and faced criticisms on both social and academic levels. March 25, 2017. Former evangelical Valerie Tarico, Ph.D., discussed why Christianity ought to be rejected with Christian apologist Luuk van de Weghe, who argued that it ought to be embraced, in this 70 minute formal discussion followed by a 45 minute Q&A. The event was moderated by Marcia Weicht.

Christianity is the most popular religion in the world, with over 2 billion adherents worldwide. Centered around the person of Jesus of Nazareth, the tenets of Christianity have challenged millions, shaped civilizations, and faced criticisms on both social and academic levels. March 25, 2017. Former evangelical Valerie Tarico, Ph.D., discussed why Christianity ought to be rejected with Christian apologist Luuk van de Weghe, who argued that it ought to be embraced, in this 70 minute formal discussion followed by a 45 minute Q&A. The event was moderated by Marcia Weicht.

Are trigger warnings a helpful tool for avoiding potentially harmful distress, or the enabling of hypersensitivity and a victim culture?  We discuss trigger warnings and "safe spaces" in this (inevitably controversial) broadcast.  Guests include a few activists in the freethought movement, and psychologists Dr. Caleb Lack and Dr. Valerie Tarico.SUPPORT OUR SPONSORS:The Great Courses Plus  http://www.thegreatcoursesplus.com/sethNaturebox   http://www.naturebox.com/thinkingatheist

SUPPORT OUR SPONSOR:   http://www.casper.com/sethandrews (promo code: sethandrews)Is religion a virus of the mind?  Three mental health experts join us.Dr. Andy Thomson is a psychiatrist, a trustee for the Richard Dawkins Foundation for Reason and Science, on staff with the University of Virginia, and author of "Why We Believe in God(s): a Concise Guide to the Science of Faith."Dr. Valerie Tarico is a psychologist, columnnist for AlterNet, and author of "Trusting Doubt: A Former Evangelical Looks at Old Beliefs in a New Light."Dr. Darrel Ray is a psychologist, co-founder of Recovering From Religion, author of "Sex & God" and "The God Virus," and host of the Secular Secuality podcast.

In The News: public vouchers to religious schools, and revelations of hundreds of priests defrocked for raping children. We hear some of the music of nonbelieving composer Jerome Kern, then we talk with Valerie Tarico about her book Trusting Doubt: A Former Evangelical Looks at Old Beliefs in a New Light.

Valerie Tarico's website:  awaypoint.wordpress.comThe Merriam-Webster dictionary defines the word "psychoanalyze" as:   to treat the mental and emotional problems of (a patient) by having the patient talk about dreams, feelings, memories, etc. : to treat (someone) by means of psychoanalysisIn this podcast, we attempt to psychoanalyze God himself (actually, we'll deal with several deities claiming the One True God" title), and we'll talk to Dr. Valerie Tarico, psychologist and author of the book "Trusting Doubt: A Former Evangelical Looks at Old Beliefs in a New Light." http://www.amazon.com/Trusting-Doubt-Former-Evangelical-Beliefs/dp/0977392937Dr. Tarico has tackled the psychoanalysis of God on her YouTube channel http://www.youtube.com/user/TrustingDoubt, and she lectures across the country.  She joins us for the show and takes your calls.Podcast with Dr. Andy Thomson: "Religion and the Placebo Effect" http://www.blogtalkradio.com/thethinkingatheist/2013/09/24/religion-and-the-placebo-effect-with-dr-andy-thomson

Dr. Marlene Winell joins us for a discussion of Religious Trauma Syndrome and PTSD. Valerie Tarico’s interview with Dr. Winnell. Journey Free Dr. Marlene Winnell’s

Rich was interviewed on February 13, 2009 on a cable access program in Seattle about “Cult Recruiting.” Here, we replay that program, hosted by Valerie Tarico, produced by Bill Alford. Valerie Tarico on Youtube Valerie Tarico on Amazon