Sep 3, 2026 · 42 min · 16 segments
Dr. Steve discusses the concept of archetypes in reality TV shows and their reflection of real-life personalities. He also highlights the importance of showcasing mental health issues in reality TV…
You know, people now are going to be listening to this going, OK, now I'm going to start trying to pick out these different people along the way.
I
Well, it'll be fun, though.
Think about it, because now you can sit there and identify people.
And I know Dr. Steve and I talked about this on Voice of the Voiceless.
He said he was working on a workbook for it, too, that we could take a test that Manny and I could take and try and see which one we are.
And we're going to try and guess by the end.
We told him when he gets it done to come back and talk to us and we would take the test.
And then Maddie and I would just try and figure out whose type we are at the end of the show.
We'll reveal which one we got, though.
But I thought it was pretty fun, though.
I think it's really cool.
I think it's I think it's really interesting because people don't look at it from that aspect.
But, you know, we see all these different characters and things like that, too.
And I know when we were talking, you were the guy they called in when all these guys are going through these mental health issues and things.
And you come in and check in on them and things like that as well.
and stuff like that too, which I thought was really interesting because it's like you're doing a lot of juggling because you have to go to different situations.
And you probably can identify which ones you know are going to need more attention versus the other ones that don't.
So you're already knowing, okay, well, you get a call.
Okay, yeah.
And you hear the person's name.
You're just like, yeah, that was it.
I'm coming.
You know, people now are going to be listening to this going, OK, now I'm going to start trying to pick out these different people along the way.
I
Well, it'll be fun, though.
Think about it, because now you can sit there and identify people.
And I know Dr. Steve and I talked about this on Voice of the Voiceless.
He said he was working on a workbook for it, too, that we could take a test that Manny and I could take and try and see which one we are.
And we're going to try and guess by the end.
We told him when he gets it done to come back and talk to us and we would take the test.
And then Maddie and I would just try and figure out whose type we are at the end of the show.
We'll reveal which one we got, though.
But I thought it was pretty fun, though.
I think it's really cool.
I think it's I think it's really interesting because people don't look at it from that aspect.
But, you know, we see all these different characters and things like that, too.
And I know when we were talking, you were the guy they called in when all these guys are going through these mental health issues and things.
And you come in and check in on them and things like that as well.
and stuff like that too, which I thought was really interesting because it's like you're doing a lot of juggling because you have to go to different situations.
And you probably can identify which ones you know are going to need more attention versus the other ones that don't.
So you're already knowing, okay, well, you get a call.
Okay, yeah.
And you hear the person's name.
You're just like, yeah, that was it.
I'm coming.
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