Scientific Podcast Goes Boink, Episode 168: Historically, You Think About Mr. Rogers A Lot

On this week's episode:

0:00 - Mr. Rogers and Carl Rogers, and where they intersect
3:15 - Mr. Rogers, specifically
7:35 - The first episode of Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood
18:24 - The Tom Junod profile of Rogers and the lessons therein
41:07 - Carl Rogers, for a change
47:10 - The allegory of the cave

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For your full enjoyment, links to things discussed on the podcast:

- Tom Junod on Mr. Rogers
- Mr. Rogers and Jeff Erlanger, first in the neighborhood then on stage
- Mr. Rogers accepting his lifetime achievement Emmy
- Mr. Rogers' delighted face
- "Hard Rain" by Tony Hoagland
- Dr. Rogers, Meet Mr. Rogers