Ryan Fahnoe

The Wit Kit Podcast

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How do our brain's work? In this podcast, you will dive into the intriguing world of psychology with Ryan Fahnoe. With a wide range of topics, this podcast is designed to expand your knowledge of psychology, and help you find out more about yourself and the world around you. It is a mix of interviews, discussions, and monologues, in which we talk about self improvement, finding yourself, and learning more about the human brain.

Autor

Ryan Fahnoe

Kategorie

Health

Podcast-Website

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Neueste Folge

1. Jul 2026

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The Importance of First Impressions and How to Stop Biases 01.07.2026

In this episode we talk about how important first impressions are and how you can stop judging people off of their first impression they give off.

The Impact of Different Movie Genres 27.05.2026

In today’s episode, we talk about the different impacts that movie genres make on you. We also talk about when you should or should not watch certain movies, in order to maintain your mental health.

The Importance of Taking Walks 25.05.2026

In this episode we will talk about how to get in the habit of taking walks, and why walking is good for your wellbeing.

Pilot: Ikigai 23.02.2026

In this episode, we talk about the ancient Japanese concept to a long and meaningful life. We cover what Ikigai is, how you can find your Ikigai, and also how you can maintain it.

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