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is the chair of the at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay and host of the All The Rage Podcast. His work focuses on healthy and unhealthy expressions of anger.  

He explains how understanding and acknowledging what sparks anger within us is key to keeping irritation from becoming destructive rage.

is Assistant Professor, Psychology and Criminology at the University of Heidelberg.

He explains the costs of anger can be overstated, and that without it we can be vulnerable to victimisation, and turn to more self-destructive ways of coping with the world.

is Professor of psychology at the Hebrew University. Her research explores the instrumental functions of emotions and their role in emotion regulation. Specifically, she studies whether people know about the instrumental functions of emotions and whether they seek such functions when they regulate their emotions.

She explains that sometimes people might actually want to feel more angry, rather than minimise it.

is a writer, commentator and psychotherapist, contributing to and presenting programmes on Â鶹Éç radio, writing for the UK national press, as well as online publications and podcasts.  He works as a psychotherapist in private practice and has also worked at the Maudsley hospital in south London. His PhD is in ancient Greek philosophy, and other degrees in physics and theology. He used to be an Anglican priest.

He tells us how people can have anger issues, without even realising they are angry at all.