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What happens when psychology is viewed through the lens of Indigenous knowledge, community, language, and lived experience?
In this episode, Ben welcomes Dr. Vicky Lomay, a Navajo (Diné) clinical psychologist, assessment specialist, educator, and leader in Indigenous psychology. Dr. Lomay shares her journey from engineering student to psychologist and reflects...
What can studying perspective taking tell us about relationships, dating violence, and the experiences of neurodivergent people?
In this episode, Ben sits down with Ashley Rodrigues, a graduate student in Western University’s School and Applied Child Psychology program and lab manager with the Living Organisms Learning Lab. Ashley describes how her early experiences s...
Dr. Don Togade came to behaviour analysis through a deeply personal journey, one that began with trying to better understand himself.
Don and Ben explore how that journey now shapes the way he teaches future behaviour analysts, from mindfulness, gratitude, and self-monitoring to cultural humility, feedback, and interdisciplinary collaboration. They also discuss AI, pr...
In this powerful and deeply personal conversation, Ben Reiman sits down with Indigenous educator, consultant, speaker, and entrepreneur Len Pierre. Grounding the discussion in his Coast Salish identity and his roots in Katzie First Nation, Len shares his journey of cultural reclamation, receiving his ancestral name, and learning to navigate both Indigenous and colonial worlds...
What happens when community, culture, behavioural science, and public health intersect?
In this inspiring conversation, Ben Reiman sits down with sisters Ruaa Hassaballa and