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How much of what we believe comes from facts, and how much comes from identity, emotion, and the groups we feel connected to?

In this episode of Hear 4 You, we sit down with Political Psych with Abby, a YouTube creator who explores the intersection of psychology, history, politics, and human behavior.

Abby shares her journey into political psychology, from studying psychology and history to creating content that helps everyday people understand the forces that shape political beliefs and social movements.

Together, we explore:

• How political psychology differs from traditional political science
• Why humans naturally form group identities — and how that impacts politics
• Why smart and educated people can still fall for misinformation
• The relationship between intelligence, bias, empathy, and critical thinking
• Why political disagreements feel more personal than ever
• The role morality plays in political conversations
• The challenges of discussing controversial topics online
• The responsibility creators have when sharing information
• The importance of activism, community, and working together toward change

This conversation is a deeper look at the psychology behind the headlines — not just what people believe, but why we believe it.

A huge thank you to Abby for joining Hear 4 You and bringing such a thoughtful perspective to a conversation that affects all of us.

Feel free to support her work by checking out her YouTube channel!

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In this episode of Hear 4 You, we explore mental health, neurodivergence, identity, and the journey of understanding yourself in a world that often expects people to fit into a specific mold.

John shares his personal experiences growing up feeling different, navigating autism, mental health struggles, and finding purpose through helping others. We discuss misconceptions about mental illness, the role of lived experience in counseling, why empathy and understanding are essential, and how questioning the world around us can lead to growth.

This is a thoughtful conversation about breaking stereotypes, finding authenticity, and creating space for people to be seen and heard.

John Cuturilo is a counsellor, writer, and podcast host in Melbourne, Australia. He conducts therapy with a diverse range of clients and specializes in working with complex trauma and relational matters. He seeks to address shortcomings in common practice by being versatile, educative, empowering, and relatable, integrating humanity and lived experience with evidence-based methods. As a writer and host, he educates his audience about how psychology applies to their lives, encouraging them to be more critical, constructive thinkers. He eschews politics and popular rhetoric for a pursuit of objective reality and nuanced analysis.

Find him at: www.yourlistener.com.au

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June is Pride Month, but Pride is about much more than parades and rainbow flags. In this special episode, we explore the powerful history behind Pride Month, from the struggle for equality and acceptance to the courage of those who stood up against discrimination and injustice.

We'll discuss the events that sparked the modern LGBTQ+ rights movement, the challenges that many individuals still face today, and the stories of resilience, community, and hope that continue to inspire people around the world. Whether you're a member of the LGBTQ+ community, an ally, or simply someone looking to learn more, this episode offers an honest look at why Pride Month remains an important celebration of identity, love, and human dignity.

Join us as we honor the past, recognize the progress made, and look toward a future where everyone can live authentically and without fear.