Inciting death as a 'vital instinct' is achievable through the latest season of 'Emotional Learning'
Take a Dive into the Tough Stuff: Death and Emotions on 'Educating Emotions - Death & Life'
Join host Yolanda Flecha as she tackles one of life's biggest mysteries: Death. In the premium podcast, Educating Emotions, Flecha invites listeners to discuss death from various perspectives, including philosophy, psychology, literature, anthropology, and palliative medicine.
Why are we so uneasy talking about death? Flecha suggests it's because it scares us and reminds us of the inevitable. But in the podcast's third season, death isn't just a bleak topic - it can serve as a catalyst for painfully important life lessons.
The first chapter of this season flips the concept of death on its head, showing how it can become a source of inspiration for living each moment to the fullest, prioritizing what truly matters, and embracing the present. Additionally, the episode addresses coping with the loss of a loved one, delving into the complex emotions experienced during the grieving process.
Shedding light on some of the more obscure aspects of death, the podcast tackles hypochondria and offers emotional healing tools for overcoming fears, guilt, manipulation, and damaged relationships. These critical themes help are essential components of the new season of Educating Emotions.
A Podcast for the Curious & Confused
Based on Yolanda Flecha's personal diary, Educating Emotions offers an intimate, accessible perspective on the doubts and concerns we all face in our daily lives. In this season, Flecha invites neuroscientists, psychologists, philosophers, writers, illustrators, and artists, all experts in their respective fields, to share their insights on emotional education and cognitive development.
This season features the insights of experts like Nazareth Castellanos, Susana Carmona, David Bueno, Arancha Merino, Begona Ibarrola, Nataxa Ruzafa, Dany Blázquez, Marina García, Diego Garrocho, José Antonio Marina, Alejandro Palomas, Luis García Montero, María Hesse, Blanca Lacasa, Francesc Miralles, and Dani Rovira. Together, they explore ways to manage emotions, understand brain function, and build better relationships.
By providing tools for self-reflection, Educating Emotions helps listeners observe themselves from within, leading to a deeper understanding of themselves and the world around them.
In short, Educating Emotions - Death and Life is a thought-provoking journey through the human experience, perfect for those seeking to understand, heal, and grow. Tune in and discover a panel of experts ready to guide you through the labyrinth of emotions and, more importantly, help you navigate the complex topic of death.
- In the third season of 'Educating Emotions', health-and-wellness is addressed by discussing the coping mechanisms for losing a loved one, offering insights into mental-health and emotional healing.
- The podcast goes beyond death, focusing on personal-growth and education-and-self-development, welcoming neuroscientists, psychologists, and artists to share their expertise on cognitive development and emotional education.
- The average listener may find value in fitness-and-exercise through the show's emphasis on managing emotions, understanding brain function, and building better relationships, promoting an overall improvement in mental and physical well-being.
