Giada Rice sits down with Mark for the October issue of the Daily Trojan Magazine, whose theme is “integrity”, to discuss signal, noise, and how they connect to political disagreements and integrity.
Read MoreMark discusses similarities in themes in their books with Yael Schonbrun.
Read MoreMark goes on Minimalist Moms to discuss the ideas in When Things Get Personal.
Read MoreMark gets uncomfortable discussing one of the events that led to his work on When Things Get Personal on the Uncomfy podcast.
Read MoreMark joins the Kathryn Zox Show to discuss signal and noise in interpersonal relationships.
Read MoreMark chats When Things Get Personal on the Brain in a Vat podcast with hosts Mark Oppenheimer and Jason Werbeloff.
Read MoreWhen Things Get Personal makes the Oldster Bookshelf.
Read MoreNew review posted at Motherhood Moment!
Read MoreLeon Garber and Alen Ulman interview Mark about When Things Get Personal, getting into detail about the therapeutic value of the signal/noise distinction in coping with OCD and addiction, among many other topics. Check it out!
Read MoreMark joins Spencer Case for a deep dive into the issues in and around When Things Get Personal.
Read MoreAfter a few weeks of posting on Substack, we’ve passed 2500 unique visitors.
Read MoreMark will soon be taking up regular blogging duties for Psychology Today.
Read MoreNew and upcoming interviews or coverage of When Things Get Personal - a rundown.
Read MoreCome celebrate the publication of When Things Get Personal with us at Flintridge Bookstore!
Read MoreMark and David Rutledge discuss signal and noise on The Philosopher’s Zone on Australian radio.
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Read MoreExpect it on bookshelves in a little over a year.
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Read More“To bring so much of human conflict under such a simple principle is a great achievement.”
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