David Cooper (host)

How can that play into these on-again, off-again cycles?

That sounds kind of ugly to me.

Can you speak more to it?

Well, thanks for breaking down something that I think a lot of people have experienced, I guess, two thirds.

I appreciate you coming on the show, Renee.

Renee Daly is a communication studies professor at the University of Texas at Austin.

Coming up next, there is a lot of talk about therapy meeting new technologies like AI.

And it's mostly doom and gloom.

Do we really want teenagers using chat GPT as a shrink?

Well, that's certainly one take.

But after the break, someone will join me who's hopeful about new technology and therapy.

And what he has to say might surprise you.

Things are about to get a little weird, a little surreal with David Cooper.

And no, I am not talking about myself.

I'm not just being a narcissist.

I'm here with Seattle-based psychologist whose name is David Cooper.

David, welcome to the show.

Our goal was to find other David Coopers, but I lament that you seem more impressive than me on paper.

But honestly, that doesn't seem very hard.

Let's be honest here.