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See all ›Disaster Expert: These Cities Are In Massive Danger (Amanda Ripley)
7:09you're like ah I'm sure it's nothing then you move on like there's a whole so we typically go through a period of denial and disbelief in every disaster27:35frequently either under reacting or overreacting to the pandemic like I was either in total denial um and not doing40:16really quickly and you're not kind of stuck in that denial phase as long as others might be so that's something that
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See all ›Ep. 8: The Stages Of Grief: Denial - Dying Laughing with Jessimae Peluso
Jesse May explores denial as the first stage of grief, framing it as a necessary survival mechanism and 'nature's painkiller' that protects individuals from immediate trauma.summaryThe discussion highlights various forms of denial, including toxic positivity, busyness, and isolation, while sharing personal anecdotes about her aging dog and deceased parents to illustrate how denial manifests in dailsummaryDenial is described as 'nature's painkiller' and a protective barrier that allows people to survive traumatic situations by providing a layer of insulation from immediate impact.takeaway
Ep. 5: The Stages of Grief Dying Laughing with Jessimae Peluso
The original five stages (Denial, Anger, Bargaining, Depression, Acceptance) were based on people facing their own death, while the seven-stage model was adapted for those grieving the loss of others, adding positive phatakeawayDenial serves as a protective mechanism ('emotional white lies') to numb the initial shock of loss, acting as a buffer before the full impact of grief sets in.takeawayThe host's personal grief journey involved creating custom stages based on her coping mechanisms: Denial (Zoom memorial prep), Anger (day-drinking/cartwheels), Bargaining (shopping/sadness), Depression (cotton clothes/pitakeaway
Rachel Maddow in conversation with Jacob Soboroff at Live Talks Los Angeles
Jacob Soboroff discusses his book 'Prequel,' tracing the history of American anti-Semitism, Holocaust denial, and far-right extremism back to the pre-WWII era, highlighting parallels with contemporary political movementssummaryHolocaust denial in America has never been about factual disbelief but has consistently served as an anti-democratic political project, with origins traceable to at least 1948.takeaway“Holocaust denial is just a thing that I of all the Terrible Things it is I also find it just bizarre like how I understand what it's used for why people do it but it is um just a strange thing to try to convince people quote
Katey Sagal: 40 Years Sober, Bob Dylan & Married With Children
She details her experiences in the LA music scene, working with Bob Dylan, and her role in Married with Children, highlighting how denial and the 'truest self' played out during her addiction.summaryDenial in addiction can be sophisticated; Turner maintained a functioning career and hid her drug use for years, believing she was 'managing' it until she hit bottom.takeaway
Bill Nye in conversation with Bill Prady on Climate Change
Bill Nye discusses his transition from science educator to climate advocate, attributing his combative stance to the deliberate messaging strategies of climate denialists and the financial interests of fossil fuel industsummaryClimate denial is largely a manufactured messaging strategy driven by political consultants like Frank Luntz, who identified 'doubt' as a key tool for Republican candidates, rather than a reflection of scientific uncertatakeawayMedia outlets like Fox News create false equivalencies by giving equal weight to climate denial and scientific consensus, which amplifies denialist viewpoints unless scientists actively engage in debates.takeaway










