BBC Radio 4's brilliant psychology series Mind Changers has made a comeback and has a new season looking at some of the biggest ideas in cognitive science.
It has kicked off with programmes on South African psychologist Joseph Wolpe and the treatment of anxiety as well as an edition on Julian Rotter and the idea of locus of control or the extent to which we believe that we can control events that affect us.
As always, the series is fantastic, looking not only at the ideas but also the people behind these key theories in psychology.
Wait, you say, one of the BBC’s finest series on psychology, back for another series and available online, surely this too good to be true?
As it turns out, which is almost always the case with the Beeb’s digital offerings, it is too good to be true. The flaw this time is that there are no podcasts – only online streaming.
So in light of the BBC’s inability to keep up with the digital world, I’ve included a picture of Julian Rotter smoking a pipe. Especially pertinent as he looks like he’s thinking “torrent servers, my friends, torrent servers”.
Link to excellent Mind Changers series.
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