Julia Rogers

Peeling the Onion

Society EN ↓ 8 episodes

Peeling the Onion is where we hold popular psychology up to the light — and see what’s actually inside. Hosted by coaches Julia Rogers and Angela Quinones, this podcast challenges the bite-sized quotes and viral self-help advice that dominate social media. We’re not here to mock. We’re here to think. If you suspect that real development is messier, more nuanced, and far more interesting than the motivational wallpaper in your feed, join us. Put down the Pinterest quote. Pick up your critical thinking.

Author

Julia Rogers

Category

Society

Latest episode

Jun 11, 2026

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Episodes

The only thing holding you back is you 11.06.2026

In today’s episode hosts Julia Rogers and Angela Quiñones share their thoughts on the phrase: “the only thing holding you back is you” and how it's actually a form of blame. It takes a complex interaction of relationships, systems, privilege, opportunity, timing, and effort, and reduces it to a single cause, the individual. They talk about: Victim blaming Dynamics and projection Cognitive bias Bla...

Fake it until you make it 28.05.2026

In today’s episode hosts Julia Rogers and Angela Quiñones share their thoughts on the phrase; “ fake it until you make it” and how it went from bringing courage in moments of self-doubt to becoming an unethical way to succeed in professions and life. They also talk about the implications of faking your emotions and pains which will then translate into burnout and poor mental health They talk about...

You're never given more than you can handle 14.05.2026

In today’s episode hosts Julia Rogers and Angela Quiñones deconstruct the popular phrase "you're never given more than you can handle". They argue it's harmful, dismissive, and isolating. The duo also agrees it invalidates real pain, suppresses emotions, promotes solo resilience over relational support and discourages help-seeking, especially for women and across cultures. They talk about: Resilie...

Feel the fear and do it anyway 30.04.2026

In today’s episode hosts Julia Rogers and Angela Quiñones share their thoughts on “feel the fear and do it anyway”. Fear as a primal instinct, was used for survival, nowadays it is used to name any emotion that brings discomfort and it should not be misused as it can be dangerous and reckless to use it lightly. They talk about: Fear as a primitive emotion The difference between fear, discomfort, a...

Finding your purpose 16.04.2026

In today’s episode hosts Julia Rogers and Angela Quiñones share their thoughts on “purpose” : find your purpose, live your purpose. By definition purpose is the reason for which something or someone exists, is done or is created. But purpose can also be as simple or as meaningful as you’d like. They talk about: Meaning of purpose by definition Who are you if you have no purpose? Purpose can and ma...

Neurodiversity is a superpower 02.04.2026

In today’s episode hosts Julia and Angela discuss the phrase "neurodiversity is a superpower" and the implications it can have for individuals with neurodiversity and encourage listeners to share their own perspectives and experiences, and to engage on LinkedIn post in a deeper discussion about the complexities and nuances of the "neurodiversity is a superpower" narrative. They talk about: "Neurod...

Always think positive 19.03.2026

Today Julia and Angela deconstruct “Always think/be positive” and share how positivity can be helpful, but forcing positivity can invalidate human emotions and prevents honest relationships, personal growth, and can build a sense of frustration or wrong doing. Healthy emotional life requires accepting all emotions. They talk about: 1. Constant positivity is psychologically unrealistic 2. The Press...

If you keep working on it, it has to work..... 27.02.2026

We have all read motivational statements on social media and pop psychology, but what happens when that statement actually negatively impacts our mental health and wellbeing? The hosts, Julia Rogers and Angela Quinones, challenge the common belief that if you keep working hard on something, it will eventually work out. They share personal experiences where instead this led to frustration and sense...

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