A hard-edged interview about self-sabotage, tribal habits, and deciding for yourself.
Ben Hawkes sets up a brisk talk with Jason Christoff about self-sabotage, fitting in, and the habit of staying a taker instead of becoming a provider.
Jason Christoff
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A hard-edged interview about self-sabotage, tribal habits, and deciding for yourself.
Ben Hawkes sets up a brisk talk with Jason Christoff about self-sabotage, fitting in, and the habit of staying a taker instead of becoming a provider.

APA's Kim Mills interviews psychology researchers on tipping, crying, and extremism.





Host Jason Christoff apologizes for podcast inconsistency while sharing a travel story, linking delays to a conspiracy to restrict movement and control society through frustration.
In this episode, Jason Christoff critiques common breakfast cereals like Cheerios and Special K, exposing misleading advertising tactics and sharing insights from his experience running a weight loss clinic in Canada to highlight health misconceptions.
Jason Christoff discusses psychological manipulation, self-sabotage, and how media and entertainment pre-program public behavior, using examples from Darren Brown's experiments and pandemic propaganda.
Jason Christoff opens Psychology of Freedom #177 on April 8, 2023, by claiming his social media posts are censored and that '92 to 97%' of behavior comes from the subconscious.
Jason Christoff examines a recording attributed to Dr.
Jason Christoff opens Podcast #175 on March 25, 2023 by announcing an invitation to speak at the European Parliament from May 2 to 4 on "psychological manipulation" and COVID.
Jason Christoff opens Podcast #173 (February 27, 2023) by claiming Apple products block truth and that brands like Starbucks and McDonald's "are not companies" but tools of "fifth generation warfare".
Jason Christoff tells Virstyne Henry that self-sabotage means repeating actions despite negative results, using gym memberships and unused treadmills as examples.