Ways to Boost Happiness Through Creativity
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Date: May 15, 2023
Venue: Sero Boost: The Happiness Science Insights Podcast Host: Lu Ngo Description: In this 16th episode of Sero Boost, Professor Gregory J. Feist joins host Lu Ngo to discuss the fascinating intersection of creativity and happiness. Drawing on over three decades of experience, Professor Feist shares practical tips for tapping into your creative potential, with a specific focus on art, music, and writing. Personal anecdotes from Professor Feist illuminate the enriching impact of creativity on happiness and overall well-being. If you're looking to boost your happiness and unlock the benefits of creativity, this episode is a must-listen! Tags: Creativity, Happiness, Psychology, Art, Music, Writing |
Thinking, Language, and Intelligence
Date: Oct 10, 2017
Venue: McGraw Hill Podcast Description: In this episode, Professors Greg Feist and Igor Dolgov delve into their unique approaches to teaching the intricate subjects of Thinking, Language, and Intelligence. Discussing everything from their teaching goals and navigating vast content, to tackling problem solving and creativity, they provide valuable insights for educators in the field of psychology. They also explore intriguing topics such as artificial intelligence, Searle’s Chinese Room Argument, and the effects of bilingualism on thinking. Highlighting case studies, including a fascinating look at sign language development in Nicaragua, and personal experiences with savants, this episode offers a rich tapestry of knowledge. The conversation is topped off with a neuroscience perspective featuring Daniel Tammet's work, emphasizing the interdisciplinary nature of understanding human cognition. Whether you're an educator seeking inspiration for your classes or a student eager for deeper insights, this episode is an enriching journey into the world of psychology. Tags: Teaching Psychology, Language, Thinking, Intelligence, Artificial Intelligence, Bilingualism, Neuroscience |
Selected TV, Radio, and Podcast Interviews
- The Origins of the Scientific Mind: Interview with Gregory J. Feist. 2022. Creativity: Theories—Research—Applications, 9, (2), 156-161.
- Live radio interview on Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) (December 10, 2018). “James Allison won a Nobel for defying scientific orthodoxy. What about the mavericks that don’t succeed?”
- TV interview on Croatian TV (January 10, 2019). “Third Element: When Scientists Break Through”. [first 5 min of video]
- Interviewed for “GEN” magazine (June 7, 2018). “The lifespan of a lie: The most famous psychology of all time was a sham. Why can’t we escape the Stanford Prison Experiment?” by Ben Blum.
- Interviewed for “New Scientist-Opinion” (January 30, 2012). “What makes scientists tick?—Profile on Greg Feist” By Clint Witchalls.