Episode 233
Blame Shifting and Capitalizing on Fear with Dr. Karyne Messina
October 12, 202223m 8s
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Show Notes
In this episode, Roxanne and Dr. Messina delve into the topic of populism, discussing its definition, resurgence, and historical context. They explore the role of deception and false beliefs in populism, the influence of Donald Trump on global populism, and the connection between populism and cult-like behavior. The discussion also touches on projected identification and blame shifting in populism, the influence of populist leaders on immigration policies, and handling of political anxiety.
(0:00) Introduction and Guest Introduction: Dr. Karyne Messina
(1:18) Discussion on Dr. Messina's New Book on Power Imbalances and Blame Shifting
(2:08) Understanding Populism: Definition, Resurgence, and Historical Context
(4:40) The Role of Deception and False Beliefs in Populism
(7:38) Influence of Donald Trump on Global Populism
(10:07) Connection Between Populism and Cult-like Behavior
(14:12) Introduction to Projected Identification and Blame Shifting in Populism
(17:18) Populist Leaders and Their Influence on Immigration Policies
(20:13) The Prevalence of Populist Leaders and Handling of Political Anxiety
(22:04) Announcement of 2-Part Series Interview with Dr. Messina and Closing Remarks