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Hosted by Jason von Stietz, PhD · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 69 episodes
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Do your favorite movies and TV shows teach and inspire you? Dr. Jason von Stietz is a psychologist specializing in clinical and sport psychology and a lifelong fan of TV and film. Tune in to hear how psychological principles apply to your favorite fictional characters.
Jason von Stietz, PhD hosts Movie House Sport Psychology, a tv show with 69 episodes published.


“Big men get punched more than little men. Did you know that?” I sit down with friend of the show Braun Inslee, LMHC, to discuss episode one of HBO's A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms , "The Hedge Knight." We explore Dunk's

“...tiny acts of service to your fellow cadets—a single stitch and another and another, until you have devoted yourself to something greater than you ever imagined, a tapestry that is Starfleet.” I’m joined by fellow Tre

“I will leave at my leisure, but I am flattered by your desire to trap me.” I talk with former athlete and current mental health startup founder Emily Huston about the film Poor Things. Although the movie contains multit

“I don’t know the right words. Ought to be a septon here. You were a true knight.” I talk with athletic mental health and performance counselor and lifelong nerd, Braun Inslee, LMHC, about the HBO series A Knight of the

“Oak and iron, guard me well.” I talk with psychologist and certified mental performance consultant Dr. Tim Herzog about the first season of the HBO series A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms. We tackle important questions li

“I told you to bring tights.” “Do I look like I own tights?” I talk with friend of the show, Caitlin Broadwell, APCC, the Athletic Case Manager at Long Beach State, who helps student-athletes connect to resources and, wh

“We’re not in the office anymore, Bradley.” I sit down with the Doctor of Horror herself, Dr. Taylor Neff, to discuss the Sam Raimi vehicle Send Help. As both a psychologist and an admitted White Lady, she is uniquely qu

“Every wedding needs a singer, and every tourney needs a mystery knight.” The Blackfyre Rebellion is long over—so put your differences aside, grab some salt beef and ale, and take a seat by the fire. We hedge knights sti

“A hedge knight could ride bare naked if he chose; he had no one to shame but himself. It was different when your sword was sworn. When you accept a lord’s meat and mead, all you do reflects on him, Ser Arlan used to say

“Oak and iron guard me well Or else I’m dead and doomed to hell.” Today, I do the unthinkable and talk about a book. Remember those? Follow along as I dive into The Hedge Knight, George R. R. Martin’s first novella from

“Father, I want to confess.” “What have you done?” “Nothing, Father. I haven't sinned. But I intend to commit all the evil I can.” Today we crusade against the Antichrist with the Christmas horror classic The Day of the

“You said you trust Ping. Why is Mulan any different?” In this episode, I talk with licensed professional counselor, basketball coach, and certified geek Desiree Nunez, LPC, about the 1998 Disney classic Mulan. Think a w

“Who do you play for?” “I play for the United States of America!” Today, my guest is a Certified Mental Performance Coach, the Director of Sport & Performance Psychology at the University of Western States, and the perso


“When is a machine not a machine?” I chat with clinical psychologist, comic book character, and OG pop culture psychology expert, Dr. Drea Letamendi as we geek out about the first half of Alien: Earth (2025). We wouldn’t

“If any man dared take on an Owens woman, he would live briefly in the euphoria of her love… before meeting an untimely death.” In this episode, I sit down with multimedia artist, educator, and fellow Indo Elizabeth Coer

“Hi there, you on the table. I wonder if you’d mind taking a brief survey?” Today, I’m joined by Shaina Siber, LCSW, to discuss Apple TV+’s Severance (2022), Season One, Episode One: “The Good News About Hell.” Don’t be

Today, I’m joined by two amazing psychologists, Dr. Kristin Szuhany and Dr. Simon Rego. We’ve presented together at conferences on the use of pop culture metaphors in therapy—and now, we’re having fun diving into the 202

"On your left!" In today’s episode, I talk to prolific author, professor, expert of pop culture psychology, and Wheel of Fortune champion, Dr. Travis Langley. We geeked out about Avengers Infinity War and Endgame as well
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