The Truth About Introverts, Extroverts, and Why Myers‑Briggs Gets It Wrong

In this Carmen Talk, I break down the real history behind the Myers-Briggs personality test and why it was never scientific. I share the story of being labeled an introvert as a kid, how that shaped me, and what I later learned about the test’s origins. I also explain why most people are actually ambiverts … Continue reading The Truth About Introverts, Extroverts, and Why Myers‑Briggs Gets It Wrong

Billionaires, the Met Gala, and the Fight for American Democracy

https://youtube.com/live/_oykIorKfVo Some weeks, the headlines feel like they’re all competing for the same trophy: “Most Ridiculous Display of Wealth While the Rest of Us Are Just Trying to Live.” And somehow, we still manage to find laughter through it. We kind of have to… In this episode of Culture and Consequence, we start with Ted Turner’s … Continue reading Billionaires, the Met Gala, and the Fight for American Democracy

Fake Power, the Voting Rights Act, and the Fight for Democracy

This moment demands blunt honesty. Andrea and I vent about the Supreme Court’s latest blow to the Voting Rights Act - it isn’t just a legal decision; it’s a direct hit to the idea of American democracy. And most people still don’t fully understand what the Voting Rights Act was or why its dismantling matters. https://youtube.com/live/2b9XAbo1ob0Continue reading Fake Power, the Voting Rights Act, and the Fight for Democracy

Sure, We Believe Tucker Carlson

https://youtube.com/live/33zjpZtX_k8 I walked into the episode already irritated, already tired, and already done with the nonstop political noise that somehow finds you even when you’re just trying to listen to music in the car. And then Tucker Carlson decided to have “regrets.” Three of them, apparently. Three Trump votes he suddenly wishes he could take … Continue reading Sure, We Believe Tucker Carlson