Jacob serves up Rogers with the finesse of a chef preparing a Michelin star dish—subtle, complex, and underappreciated. Who knew person-centered therapy could be as comforting as chicken soup?

When he talks about science being political, he sounds like the Socrates of the social media world—provocative yet thoughtful, leaving us pondering our very existence (while simultaneously rolling our eyes).

With a passion for mentoring, Jacob's sharing of opportunities reads like a heartwarming invitation to the academic ball—everyone’s welcome, and no one leaves awkwardly standing by the punch bowl.

Whether dissecting the Star Wars saga or commenting on social transitions, he brings a unique lens—like a behavioral therapist analyzing a sitcom episode. The laughter is real, and we end up learning something, too.