Positive World, Positive People

PoWoPoPe episodes are designed for teenage audiences, specifically covering various unique topics that relate to early life and development. Episodes range from discussions on the impacts of social media to discovering one's true self.

Positive World, Positive People is a education podcast hosted by Sadie Sonneborn Malecki, with 39 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Sadie Sonneborn Malecki hosts Positive World, Positive People, a education show with 39 episodes published.

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  Episode #31

  The Hidden Power of Impressions with Dr. Mark Leary

  Aug 17, 202637 minS1

  Whether we realize it or not, most of us spend time wondering what other people think of us. Did I say the wrong thing? Do people actually like me? What impression am I leaving? During adolescence, these questions can feel especially important. Our reputations begin to shape friendships, opportunities, and even how we see ourselves. But why do other people's opinions carry so much weight? And is our reputation really as permanent as it sometimes feels? For today's episode, we're exploring how reputation and impressions shift during adolescence and why they impact our growth over time. To help us understand this, I'm honored to welcome Dr. Mark Leary. Support the show

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  Episode #30

  Self-Control is a Skill with Dr. Kentaro Fujita

  Aug 10, 202631 minS1

  Think back to the last time you were waiting for something. How long did it take before you checked in with yourself again? We live in a world where almost everything is immediate. You send something, you get a response. You post something, you get feedback. You want something, you can usually get it quickly. That is why, when something doesn’t happen right away, it doesn’t only feel difficult…it feels wrong. Today, we’re not just talking about patience; we’re talking about what it means to stay with something over time in a world that’s constantly pushing you toward what’s next. To help us understand this, I’m so excited to welcome Dr. Kentaro Fujita. Support the show

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  Episode #29

  Adolescent Decision Making Uncovered with Dr. Berna Güroglu

  Aug 3, 202635 minS1

  I want to start with a moment most of us have had: you’re in a situation where you have to decide something quickly; maybe your friends are watching, maybe emotions are high, and in that moment, the choice feels obvious. Later, though, when everything calms down, you look back and wonder: “Why didn’t I think that through?” Those moments can feel confusing, but they’re also incredibly common during the teenage years. So for today’s episode, I wanted to explore: Why does decision-making feel so different under pressure? To help us understand this, I’m really excited to welcome Dr. Berna Güroğlu. Support the show

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  Episode #7

  Leader - Divya Bhatia

  Jul 27, 202629 minS2

  In this series, we spotlight activists, innovators, and leaders who are shaping their communities and the world, often starting with one courageous decision to speak up and take action. Sharing these stories inspires all of us to find our own voices, take meaningful steps, and create positive change. Today’s guest is someone whose work focuses on creating safe spaces for honest conversations and breaking down mental health stigma. Please join me in welcoming Divya Bhatia. Support the show

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  Episode #29

  Overthinking Understood with Dr. Brandon Gibb

  Jul 13, 202627 minS1

  I want to start with something that might feel familiar: you replay a conversation in your head, you wonder if you said the wrong thing, or you think about something that happened hours ago, but you can’t seem to move on. That experience of getting stuck in your thoughts is something many teenagers go through, and while it may seem random, it is not. So for today’s episode, I wanted to explore: Why do teens overthink so much? What is rumination? How can young people begin to understand these patterns? To help us understand this, I’m really excited to welcome Dr. Brandon Gibb. Support the show

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