Happy You Asked: The Podcast That Explores Joy, One Awkward Conversation at a Time
Happy You Asked: The Podcast That Explores Joy, One Awkward Conversation at a Time
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Hosted by Erin Clair, an academic dean and professor whose research area is happiness studies. Join her as she chats about happiness with a diverse range of individuals, including psychologists, scientists, teachers, religious leaders, and more.
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The podcast focuses on themes related to happiness, psychological resilience, and community engagement, with episodes like 'Reading Makes People Happier, as Do Food Trucks' discussing the joy of literature and local food culture, and 'This Deliciously Awkward Life' exploring the humorous side of human experiences. The exploration of psychological challenges, such as anxiety in 'Anxiety and Contentment in the Scary Village,' highlights practical strategies for improving well-being.
Hosted by Erin Clair, an academic dean and professor whose research area is happiness studies. Join her as she chats about happiness with a diverse range of individuals, including psychologists, scientists, teachers, religious leaders, and more.
Dr. Constance Bailey, a professor of African American Literature and Folklore, joins me on this episode to talk about Black humor, the multidimensional lives of academics, and why we need to aggressively pursue the things that bring us joy.
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