The Carpenter Critique

Ep. 11: Running Point and the Perception of Female Leadership

In Episode 11 of The Carpenter Critique, host Luke Carpenter gives us a review of Netflix’s hit series, “Running “Point, by comparing it to Mansi P. Joshi and Amanda B. Diekman’s research psychology study, “My Fair Lady? Inferring Organizational Trust From the Mere Presence of Women in Leadership Roles”. Check out our website: www.thecarpentercritique.com Follow us on social media: @thecarpentercitique  OR @Carpentercritiq #movies #podcast #runningpoint #netflix #katehudson #brendasong #LAwaves #fypシ゚ #letterboxd #moviereview #psychology

Ep. 10: The Devil Wears Prada 2 and How AI Diminishes our Empathy for Art

In Episode 10 of The Carpenter Critique, host Luke Carpenter gives us a review of the highly anticipated sequel, "The Devil Wears Prada 2", by comparing it to Michael W. White and Rebecca Ponce De Leon's research psychology study, “Less Awe-some Art: How AI diminishes the Empathic Power of the Arts”. Check out our website: www.thecarpentercritique.com Follow us on social media: @thecarpentercitique  OR @Carpentercritiq #movies #podcast #devilwearsprada2 #annehathaway #merylstreep #emilyblunt #stanleytucci #fypシ゚ #letterboxd #moviereview #psychology

Ep. 9: Michael Jackson and The Expansion of the Self

In Episode 9 of The Carpenter Critique, host Luke Carpenter gives us a review of the new blockbuster hit, “Michael”, (the story of pop superstar, Michael Jackson), by comparing it to Barbara Sopcic and Bojan Musil’s research psychology study, “Escapism: Suppression of the Self or Expansion”. Check out our website: www.thecarpentercritique.com Follow us on social media: @thecarpentercitique  OR @Carpentercritiq #movies #podcast #michaeljackson #MJ #kingofpop #michaelmovie #fypシ゚ #letterboxd #moviereview #psychology

Ep. 8: Beef and the Moral Justification of Anger

In Episode 8 of The Carpenter Critique, host Luke Carpenter gives us a review of Netflix's hit anthology series, “Beef”, (created by Lee Sung Jin), by comparing it to Ninjing, China’s Southeast University's research psychology study, “The Moral Psychological Justification of Anger: An Exploration of Self-Respect and Recognition” by Jinjin Zhang, Zhiheng Xiong, Hao Zheng and Xiangzhen Ma. Check out our website: www.thecarpentercritique.com Follow us on social media: @thecarpentercitique OR @Carpentercritiq

Ep. 7: Super Mario Galaxy and the Human Need for Exploration

In Episode 7 of The Carpenter Critique, host Luke Carpenter reviews the new animated film, "The Super Mario Galaxy Movie”, (starring Chris Pratt, Brie Larson and Anya Taylor Joy), by partnering it with the neuroscience study from Columbia University's Department of Psychology, “Human exploration strategically balances approaching and avoiding uncertainty”. by Yaniv Abir, Michael Neil Shadlen, and Daphna Shohamy. Check out the website: www.thecarpentercritique.com Follow us on social media: @thecarpentercitique  OR @Carpentercritiq