Stanford researcher explains how beliefs alter physical reality
Your mindset might be just as important as your diet. A Stanford psychologist discusses groundbreaking research on how our thoughts regarding exercise and food can objectively change our physical health.
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Neuroscientist reveals how the brain functions without a mind’s eye
Can you picture an apple in your mind? For millions of people with aphantasia, the answer is no. A recent podcast explores the neuroscience behind this condition and how researchers objectively measure the invisible experience of mental imagery.
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Psychology professor challenges the idea that dating is a marketplace
New research suggests that what people say they want in a partner rarely matches who they actually choose. On the Modern Wisdom podcast, Dr. Paul Eastwick explains why online dating filters often fail to predict real-world chemistry.
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Why oversharing might be the smartest move for your career and relationships
Psychologist Leslie John discusses the surprising benefits of "oversharing" for your career and relationships in the latest Hidden Brain podcast.
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The biology of bonding: Andrew Huberman explains attachment and desire
Dr. Andrew Huberman explores the neuroscience of love, how childhood patterns shape romance, and the biological circuits behind human connection.
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