Psychology Snacks is a psychology podcast for people who love understanding why people do what they do. Backed by certification in Psychology & Counselling, Consumer Psychology & Marketing Psychology, each episode unpacks one behaviour and turns it into a tiny, stackable action. Short, curious and easy to use. It’s psychology, but snack-sized.
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Booking probability
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Guest openness
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Signup to Generate a PitchPsychology Snacks is a psychology podcast for people who love understanding why people do what they do. Backed by certification in Psychology & Counselling, Consumer Psychology & Marketing Psychology, each episode unpacks one behaviour and turns it into a tiny, stackable action. Short, curious and easy to use. It’s psychology, but snack-sized.
Psychology Snacks is hosted by Georgia. The show has published 34 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Why We Love Having Our Life Together: The Psychology of Organisation" (18 October 2026, 5 minutes), "Why We Love Having Our Life Together: The Psychology of Organisation" (18 October 2026, 5 minutes), and "Why We Drink: The Psychology of Alcoholism" (4 October 2026, 4 minutes).
Psychology Snacks publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 5 minutes across 34 episodes.
Booking probability for Psychology Snacks is 36%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Psychology Snacks requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Psychology Snacks's contact route on record: public web form.
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Georgia hosts Psychology Snacks, a health podcast with 34 episodes published.
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Psychology Snacks
<p>I explore why lists, routines and organised spaces can make our minds feel calmer, especially when life feels busy or unpredictable. I unpack the psychology behind mental load, control and why good organisation...
Psychology Snacks
I explore why lists, routines and organised spaces can make our minds feel calmer, especially when life feels busy or unpredictable. I unpack the psychology behind mental load, control and why good organisation should...
Psychology Snacks
I explore why alcohol can shift from something social into something we psychologically depend on, and what our brains may actually be seeking when we drink. I look beyond willpower to understand reward, emotional...
Psychology Snacks
<p>I explore why alcohol can shift from something social into something we psychologically depend on, and what our brains may actually be seeking when we drink. I look beyond willpower to understand reward, emotional...
Psychology Snacks
<p>We spend enormous amounts of our lives chasing things we believe will finally make us happy, and then strangely, once we get them, our brain often starts looking for the next thing. In this episode, I explore the...
Psychology Snacks
We spend enormous amounts of our lives chasing things we believe will finally make us happy, and then strangely, once we get them, our brain often starts looking for the next thing. In this episode, I explore the...
Psychology Snacks
<p>Good mental health isn’t being happy every second. It is having enough psychological resources to cope with the full range of emotions life gives us. In this episode, I explore the everyday foundations associated...
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Good mental health isn’t being happy every second. It is having enough psychological resources to cope with the full range of emotions life gives us. In this episode, I explore the everyday foundations associated with...
Psychology Snacks
<p>Migraine is a neurological condition, not something you can simply think away, but psychology can influence how we respond to pain, stress, anticipation and disruption around attacks. In this episode, I explore the...
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Migraine is a neurological condition, not something you can simply think away, but psychology can influence how we respond to pain, stress, anticipation and disruption around attacks. In this episode, I explore the...
Psychology Snacks
<p>A good memory isn’t necessarily about having a naturally better brain. It is heavily influenced by how we encode, retrieve and revisit information. In this episode, I explore retrieval practice, spacing, sleep and...
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A good memory isn’t necessarily about having a naturally better brain. It is heavily influenced by how we encode, retrieve and revisit information. In this episode, I explore retrieval practice, spacing, sleep and...
Psychology Snacks
<p>Why do we randomly decide to learn a language, master a hobby or understand something completely outside our job? Human beings appear to have a powerful drive toward curiosity, competence and growth, particularly...
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Why do we randomly decide to learn a language, master a hobby or understand something completely outside our job? Human beings appear to have a powerful drive toward curiosity, competence and growth, particularly when...
Psychology Snacks
<p>Trauma isn’t simply remembering something bad that happened. It can change how our brain and body respond to safety, threat and everyday situations. In this episode, I explore what psychological trauma can look like...
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Trauma isn’t simply remembering something bad that happened. It can change how our brain and body respond to safety, threat and everyday situations. In this episode, I explore what psychological trauma can look like...
Overworking often looks like ambition from the outside, but underneath it can be driven by guilt, identity, fear, pressure and the belief that rest has to be earned. This episode explores why constant productivity can...
<p>Overworking often looks like ambition from the outside, but underneath it can be driven by guilt, identity, fear, pressure and the belief that rest has to be earned. This episode explores why constant productivity...
<p>Addiction is not simply a lack of willpower; it is a powerful loop of reward, craving, cues, repetition and relief. This episode explains how the brain can move from liking something to wanting it automatically, and...
Addiction is not simply a lack of willpower; it is a powerful loop of reward, craving, cues, repetition and relief. This episode explains how the brain can move from liking something to wanting it automatically, and why...
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