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Hosted by Aubrey Aust · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 16 episodes
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Hint of Trauma explores the psychology and philosophy of relationships, identity, and desire. Hosted by Aubrey Aust, each episode blends research and real life to ask: How do we feel at home in ourselves, even as relationships reshape us? From attachment theory to existential thought, this is a space for reflection, curiosity, and the re-authoring of the stories that make us who we are.
Aubrey Aust hosts Hint Of Trauma, a society show with 16 episodes published.
Honestly, it's kind of appropriate this episode is coming two weeks into January. I'm not too great with the whole "resolution" thing exclusively on January 1st. We can place a lot of pressure on starting over in the New
Yoga is a state of being. People are drawn to the practice for deeply personal reasons, often carrying grief, trauma, or a sense that something in their life is no longer working. At its core, yoga is a practice of confr
No, you're not just crazy. We're told that the right relationship makes us feel calm and at complete peace. Well, psychoanalytic frameworks have some hot takes on that. Here, we'll explore the complexities of love throug
What happens when we don't have meaning in our lives? Today, we sit down with Ali Kapadia, founder of Net Project, to delve into the meaning crisis affecting modern society by exploring how technology intersects with hum
What is eroticism? Today, we are joined by Xixi Wang, a queer painter and tattoo artist whose work explores eroticism not as spectacle, but as sensation. Through line, gesture, and skin, Xixi's art asks us to reconsider
'Tis the season to feel utterly emotionally exhausted. The holidays can bring up a lot for people. They activate everything: memory, longing, old roles, old wounds, and the body’s earliest survival strategies. So how do
What would happen if we moved through the world with just a sliver more of creativity and play? Today I'm joined by Nasimeh Be, a Brooklyn-based coach, artist, and facilitator whose work explores the intersection of crea
Psychoanalytically speaking, to to create a sense of self is to attach. Not just to people, but to ideas, ideals, desires, and pain. Yeah, even the tough stuff. Because within that, we construct what we consider to be id
When did healing become a full-time job? Let's explore the rise of therapy culture: how healing became a modern religion, how peace turned into a performance, and why the pursuit of “wholeness” often leaves us more fragm
Why is it that the very thing we long for — love, peace, joy — can also feel so unsafe? Through the lenses of trauma psychology, attachment theory, and philosophy, we unpack how the nervous system learns to associate goo
What does it mean to want? Desire animates everything: our choices, our relationships, and our pursuit of meaning. But it also unsettles us. Maybe something that's both the pulse of life and the source of our restlessnes
We often talk about healing as something personal: therapy, journaling, self-work, boundaries. But what if healing was never meant to be done alone? In this episode, we dive into collective healing: the idea that we reco
Vulnerability is one of the most essential practices for deep, genuine connection. So why does it feel almost impossible at times? To answer that, we need to take a step back and ask ourselves, what is vulnerability, rea
Psychologically, belonging is one of our deepest human needs. But what actually makes us feel like we belong? And what do we give up in order to fit in? Here, we'll explore the psychology and philosophy of belonging: why
We all have a moment, a person, or an event that lives in our heads rent-free. And sometimes, we want to kick it out. What do our "Roman Empires" say about ourselves? And how do we integrate those thoughts into our life
Connection is a reflection of the self: who we are and who we are becoming. But what even is the self? Does it exist outside of our relationships? Both psychology and philosophy have some hot takes, including important n
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Hint Of Trauma is hosted by Aubrey Aust. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 16 episodes.
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