Distraction Therapy Podcast
When political controversy is viewed only through headlines, it tends to appear as a sequence of disputes about policy, identity, speech, migration, technology, borders, rights, […]
There is a form of distraction that is not avoidance, denial, or escape, but a subtle movement of the mind into another register of experience. […]
When I visited Japan in November 2025, travelling through Nagoya and Osaka, I did not feel that I was simply moving through another country. I […]
What do we usually mean when we say that someone is “a feeling person”? In ordinary speech, we often mean that they are emotionally expressive, […]
The recent Beyond Gender podcast discussion with Jasmin Faulk, Stella O’Malley, and Bret Alderman raises an important question about how empathy, and its corollary protection, […]
https://robwatsonmedia.net/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/Distraction-Therapy-001-2026-04-06-Mixdown.mp3There are conversations that move in straight lines, and there are conversations that circle, return, and deepen. This discussion between Rob Watson and Dr Bret […]
In This Isn’t Working, host Tanya de Grunwald speaks with Brendan O’Neill about whether employers have “missed the vibe shift”. The immediate setting is workplace […]
I went into the Triggernometry conversation with Jimmy Carr expecting to be mildly irritated, or at best indifferent. I have never been a fan of […]
I’ve just returned from my first trip to Japan, and I’m starting a series to make sense of what I experienced. I went in as […]
This blog examines Václav Havel’s ideas in The Power of the Powerless, written under Czechoslovakia’s Soviet-backed regime, and links them to modern UK Employment Tribunal […]
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