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I love hutch — 4 years ago(December 22, 2021 07:56 AM)

This clinical psychologist has his own YouTube Channel where he goes into the history of different serial killers and kind of breaks everything down and he is very interesting. He has quite a following. He breaks the personality down to 5 different factors: openness to experience, conscientiousness, extroversion, agreeableness, and neuroticism
I have been watching him on and off for over a year. Actually, he doesn't analyze serial killers/criminals exclusively. He does one on Dr. Jordan Peterson (who is hero-like, in my eyes) and some other interesting people. But he looks at Lizzie Borden, John Wayne Gacy, Aileen Wournos, Ted Bundy, Tom Cruise (lol!), David Berkowitz, OJ Simpson, the Columbine killers, Ed Gein (the inspiration for "Psycho"), Timothy McVeigh, etc. I have no idea, but I bet he's done over 75 episodes. He did one on Princessd Diana (who obviously was not a violent psychopath) and on Marilyn Monroe, which I enjoyed a lot. He will take requests from viewers, which provides a lot of variety and so that is very cool. And he has a wry sense of humor, which some people appreciate. There might be a place where a person can make donations and I don't know how to feel about that. But, at any rate, that is certainly not a requirement.
If anybody is interested in this kind of thing, I'm posting a link here. I don't know exactly why, but I decided to post the one Dr. Grande did on Ed Kemper, who I always thought was interesting. So I guess that's why!
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You may like this guy, too. He isn’t a psych doc but his case analyses are incredibly in depth and entertaining. Subject matter’s the “worst people on the planet” - usually serial killers
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I love that guy. I watch his stuff all the time along with various other true crime and psych podcasts. I then take what I learn and misdiagnose everyone in my life, probably giving them various psychological complexes as a result. Merry Christmas
Dr grande is pretty good. He’s able to deliver his info in an entertaining way. He’d make a great college professor if he were ever inclined
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it seems very unprofessional for a psychologist to be publicly diagnosing people who they have never even met
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I totally agree with you on this.
"My life is over. I might as well dance with Johnny Slash!"

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I've seen a couple of his videos about celebrities before and thought this guy came off as kind of a dick. It seems very unprofessional for a psychologist to be publicly diagnosing people who they have never even met. He certainly wouldn't do this with his own clients, who he would know on a much more personal level than the celebrities he profiles, so it's ridiculous that he is doing it with strangers.

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