Aug 25, 202546 minS0
<p>Reading for pleasure has dramatically declined over the last few decades, mostly in favor of image and video based mediums. Learn why this matters for memory, social cognition and behavior, well-being and mental...
About this Podcast:
The Center for Brain, Mind and Society, AKA the CBMS, is a Columbia University affiliated research center comprised of PhD researchers seeking to study and understand relationships between modern society and mental health and well-being. The center conducts research, develops programs and interventions, and provides educational resources to the public through its website and podcast.For more information visit our website: www.brainmindsociety.org
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What is The CBMS Podcast about?
The Center for Brain, Mind and Society, AKA the CBMS, is a Columbia University affiliated research center comprised of PhD researchers seeking to study and understand relationships between modern society and mental health and well-being. The center conducts research, develops programs and interventions, and provides educational resources to the public through its website and podcast.
Who hosts The CBMS Podcast?
The CBMS Podcast is hosted by Brian Silston. The show has published 11 episodes to date.
What has The CBMS Podcast covered recently?
Recent episodes include "Can Reading Improve our Well-Being and Make Us Better Equipped for Life?" (25 August 2025, 46 minutes), "The Psychology of Short Form Content and Why We Should Diversify Our Information Diet" (21 January 2025, 57 minutes), and "Social Media. Screen Time. Well-Being. Psychology. All in One Episode" (18 May 2024, 57 minutes).
How often does The CBMS Podcast publish?
The CBMS Podcast publishes roughly every few months, with episodes averaging 45 minutes across 11 episodes.
How hard is it to get booked on The CBMS Podcast?
Booking probability for The CBMS Podcast is 18%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. The CBMS Podcast requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. The CBMS Podcast's contact route on record: verified email.
Who should pitch The CBMS Podcast?
The strongest fits for The CBMS Podcast are Scientific Research & Development and Health & Wellness Services. The CBMS Podcast has a health audience.
About the host
Brian Silston hosts The CBMS Podcast, a health podcast with 11 episodes published.
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The Psychology of Short Form Content and Why We Should Diversify Our Information Diet
Jan 21, 202557 minS0<p>Modern society is fast paced, especially our information environments. From social media to our text exchanges, we interact in short bursts and increasingly spend a disproportionate amount of time consuming short...
- May 18, 202457 minS0
<p>Is social media the scourge so many people think it is? Is it just like a drug, characterized by a clear and predictable dose-response relationship? Is there a consensus among researchers regarding the effects of...
- Apr 2, 202445 minS0
<p>Uncertainty is a pervasive and inescapable feature of life that can cause anxiety, but also provides the experience required to build resilience. Are modern societies going too far in attempts to minimize uncertainty...
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Come Undone - Reinforcing the Glue that Ties Us Together
Jan 28, 202435 minS0<p>Social norms evolve over time, but some phenomena appear to persist generation after generation. Despite the widespread belief that morality has been declining, data does not support this assertion. However, one...
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- Oct 4, 202346 minS0
<p>Childhood has dramatically changed over the course of centuries, but perhaps never more so than in the past few decades. We examine the implications of trends in how society views and treats children and adolescents...
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Human (in) Nature
Sep 14, 202320 minS0<p>While humans increasingly spend time "inline" (indoors and online), it means we are also spending less time outdoors, and as urbanization continues, more and more outdoor time is spent among human creation. What are...
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A Landscape of Mental Health in America
Sep 7, 202349 minS0<p>Mental Health, especially for children and adolescents, has been on the decline for more than a decade. In A Landscape of Mental Health in America we explore and contextualize the trends, review some of the...
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AI and Our Information Environment, Part 2
Sep 6, 202351 minS0<p>As society dives deeper into an ocean of technology, we reflect on the ways in which digital technology - the internet, devices, the proliferation of applications, the domination by large companies - has forever...
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AI and Our Information Environment, Part 1
Aug 28, 202350 minS0<p>As society dives deeper into an ocean of technology, we reflect on the ways in which digital technology - the internet, devices, the proliferation of applications, the domination by large companies - has forever...
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Enter Sandman
Aug 24, 202342 minS0<p>As the nation struggles with mental health, especially children and adolescents, there are a few low risk paths we can traverse to improve the likelihood that we can effectively cope with challenges, from those that...
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