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Hosted by Parsa Peykar · education · EN · 144 episodes
Dr.Parsa Peykar, a psychologist, university professor and author, shares through the episodes lessons on leadership, influence and service. Each episode is like a ”mini-research” which answers the ”Research question” related to the topic and will be divided into three parts: 1-A book review/ Art analysis. 2- A podcast with an influential person. 3- University student’s feedback on the topic. One theme is common among all episodes: All the guests suggest at least one act of kindness for listeners to do. The Professor P Podcast acts as a fun, engaging ”university” which tends to bring both educational and experimental lessons to each listener and help them to be influential figure in their chosen field! Also, it exists to add value to its follower’s lives and encourage them to add value to others.Please reach out to us for comments or by simply saying hi: contact@parsapeykar.com
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Signup to Generate a PitchDr. Parsa Peykar, a psychologist, university professor and author, shares through the episodes lessons on leadership, influence and service. Each episode is like a ”mini-research” which answers the ”Research question” related to the topic and will be divided into three parts: 1-A book review/ Art analysis. 2- A podcast with an influential person. 3- University student’s feedback on the topic.
Professor P with Dr.Peykar is hosted by Parsa Peykar. The show has published 144 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Psychology of Power Series Ep.10 | The Psychology of Greatness: The Ultimate Form of Power" (17 October 2026, 24 minutes), "Psychology of Power Series Ep. 08 | The Psychology of Status: Why We Care Where We Stand" (4 October 2026, 27 minutes), and "Psychology of Power Series Ep. 07 | The Psychology of Loyalty: Why We Follow, Defend, and Stay" (26 September 2026, 20 minutes).
Professor P with Dr.Peykar publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 15 minutes across 144 episodes.
Booking probability for Professor P with Dr.Peykar is 35%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Professor P with Dr.Peykar requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Professor P with Dr.Peykar's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for Professor P with Dr.Peykar are Courses, Coaching & Lessons. Professor P with Dr.Peykar has an education audience.
Parsa Peykar hosts Professor P with Dr.Peykar, an education show with 144 episodes published.
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Episode #147
After nine episodes exploring the psychology of power, we arrive at the question beneath them all: What is the highest form of power? Is it money? Status? Influence? Authority? Followers? The ability to control other...
Episode #145
Why do we care so much about where we rank? Why can a promotion make us feel powerful—and losing a position make us question who we are? Why do athletes obsess over contracts, trophies, and starting positions? Why can...
Episode #144
Why do we remain loyal to people, teams, organizations, and leaders—even when they disappoint us? Why will a sports fan defend their team for decades? Why will an employee stay committed to a company through difficult...
Episode #143
Every day, someone is trying to change your mind. A politician. A coach. A parent. A salesperson. A leader. A friend. And sometimes... you are the one doing the persuading. But here's the fascinating part: The most...
Episode #142
Why do some people instantly capture attention without raising their voice? Why do others inspire trust within seconds of meeting you? Is charisma simply a gift... or is there a science behind it? In Episode 5 of The...
Episode #141
Why do we instinctively trust people in uniforms? Why do titles command respect before a single word is spoken? Why do intelligent people sometimes obey authority—even when they know something feels wrong? The answer...
Episode #140
History is often remembered through the names of dictators, corrupt executives, and fallen leaders. But psychology tells a far more unsettling story. Most harmful actions are not committed by people who believe they are...
Episode #139
Most people believe power changes behavior. Psychology suggests something even more profound. Power first changes the way we see the world. As our influence grows, our perspective shifts. We become more confident, more...
Episode #138
Power. Every human being wants it. Every society is built around it. Every relationship is influenced by it. Yet very few people truly understand what it is. Most people think power belongs to presidents, billionaires...
Episode #137
Power. It's one of the most desired forces in human history... and one of the least understood. Why do ordinary people obey authority? Why do some leaders become wiser while others become corrupt? Why does success make...
Episode #136
Why does the FIFA World Cup captivate billions of people across the globe? Why do complete strangers celebrate together, cry together, and feel emotionally connected to a game played thousands of miles away? And why can...
Episode #134
What separates world champions from everyone else? Is it talent? Physical ability? Experience? Or is it something happening inside their minds long before the game begins? In this episode of The Inner Game of the World...
Episode #133
What really separates champions from everyone else? Is it talent? Genetics? Confidence? Or is it something happening deep inside the brain? In this episode of The Inner Game of the World Cup, Professor P takes you...
Episode #132
Failure hurts. Rejection stings. Humiliation leaves scars. Yet when we study the world's greatest athletes, one truth becomes impossible to ignore: Their greatest victories were often born from their greatest defeats...
Episode #131
What does greatness really cost? The world sees the trophies, the celebrations, and the standing ovations. But behind every champion is a story that few people ever hear—a story of sacrifice, pressure, isolation, and...
Episode #130
What happens inside the brain when athletes deliver performances that seem impossible? In this episode of The Inner Game of the World Cup, Dr. Parsa Peykar explores the science behind peak performance, flow state...
Episode #129
Why do elite teams sometimes fall apart under pressure while others rise to the occasion? In this episode of The Inner Game of the World Cup, we explore the fascinating psychology behind sporting collapses and mental...
Episode #128
What is the heaviest thing a human being can carry? For some, it is grief. For others, it is responsibility. For elite athletes, it can be the weight of expectation, from coaches, teammates, supporters, and entire...
Episode #127
THE WORLD CUP SERIES Every four years, the world stops. Billions of people from different countries, cultures, and backgrounds become emotionally connected to the same moments, the same victories, and the same...
Episode #126
🎙️ MINI EPISODE 🌿 Spiritual Reset: 3 Tools to Anchor Performance Through Faith & Meaning In high performance environments, we are constantly taught to optimize, improve, and push harder. But what happens when...
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experimental psychologist, University of Oxford
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