David Yaden
Type: Person
As of November 2026, David Yaden has been mentioned in 3 episodes across 2 podcasts, first heard Jun 2025 on Unknown Channel. Named as part of the 'dream team' of psychologists who met to discuss mattering; used to establish credibility of the workshop.
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| Mentioned in | 3 episodes on 2 podcasts (as of November 2026) |
|---|---|
| First heard | Jun 2025 on Unknown Channel |
| Role | Researcher (psychology) |
| Affiliation | Johns Hopkins University (associated in transcript context) |
| Field | Psychology, Religious Studies |
What do podcasts say about David Yaden?
2 quotes, recorded on John R. Miles.
My friend David Yaden...
John R. Miles · · Hear itA meeting that you had in 2019 with David Yaden...
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How do different shows talk about David Yaden?
2 shows discussed David Yaden in these episodes.
- John R. Miles — 2 episodes
My friend David Yaden...
Why the Need to Matter Can Save Us or DESTROY Us | Rebecca Newberger Goldstein - Unknown Channel — 1 episode
Who talks about David Yaden on podcasts?
Tim Ferriss brought up David Yaden; the most recent mention was Feb 2026 on John R. Miles.
- Why the Need to Matter Can Save Us or DESTROY Us | Rebecca Newberger Goldstein on John R. Miles (Feb 2026)
- The Real Reason Decision-Making Feels So Exhausting Today | Barry Schwartz on John R. Miles (Feb 2026)
- Video Rn0IT25cRhs on Unknown Channel (Jun 2025) — Tim Ferriss
What is David Yaden mentioned alongside?
David Yaden is most often mentioned alongside Why: The Purpose of the Universe, Scientific American and Roger Penrose.
Mentioned together: Why: The Purpose of the Universe, Scientific American, Roger Penrose, Tim Ferriss, Gareth Cook, Vice President Harris, Panpsychism, Stuart Hameroff, Kristoff Koch, David Chalmers