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Explore "brain" with insightful episodes like "Babbage: The science that built the AI revolution—part one", "The Posivity In A Walrus", "The Sweet Smell of Happiness", "What Women Need to Know About Metabolic Flexibility with Cynthia Thurlow" and "Baiting Rats With Milk Duds - Safety Third 84" from podcasts like ""Economist Podcasts", "Everyday Positivity", "The Happiness Lab with Dr. Laurie Santos", "The Resetter Podcast with Dr. Mindy Pelz" and "Safety Third"" and more!
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This podcast explores the evolution of modern AI from its origins in the human brain to present-day generative models like ChatGPT, featuring insights from experts including Daniela Rus, Yoshua Bengio, and Ainslie Johnstone.
The Posivity In A Walrus
The Sweet Smell of Happiness
Neuroscientist Dr Rachel Herz helps Dr Laurie understand why she gravitates towards unconventional scents for wellbeing and explains how carefully chosen fragrances can reduce stress, boost happiness, improve performance, and potentially aid in finding a partner.
What Women Need to Know About Metabolic Flexibility with Cynthia Thurlow
This podcast rerelease explores weight gain, autophagy nuances, fasting as a healing tool, metabolic flexibility for less fat, weightlifting benefits for women, and the impact of fasting on mental health with guest Cynthia Thurlow - a wellness expert with over 20 years' experience in health and wellness.
Baiting Rats With Milk Duds - Safety Third 84
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Mass Psychosis: How An Entire Population Becomes Stupid & How To Get Ahead Of Everyone | Dan Ariely PT 1`
Tom Biliotti invites Dan Ariely to discuss the impact of corrosive mis-information on human reasoning in global conflicts and social media arguments, highlighting Ariely's insights from research on behavioral economics.
How to manipulate the masses
Ex-Cambridge Analytica employee Patrick Fagan discusses potential manipulation of citizens by governments and everyday people's acceptance of eating insects, proposing ways to resist such influence.
167. Is GPS Changing Your Brain?
Discussion on whether being an egocentric or allocentric navigator is better, controversy over NYC Department of Education's ban on ChatGPT, and claims of Mike getting ripped off by Michael Jackson's cousin - Referenced works are from sources like The Los Angeles Times, Scientific American, Nature Scientific Reports, Learning and Motivation, Current Biology, and The Atlantic.
How to Increase Your Willpower & Tenacity
The host discusses neuroscience and psychology studies on willpower and tenacity, explaining how they differ from motivation and providing science-supported tools to increase levels of willpower and tenacity, also discussing the role of beliefs, sleep, stress, focus, and possibly lifespan in determining tenacity and willpower.
#690 - Michael Easter - Why Can’t Humans Do Anything In Moderation?
Learn about why moderation is hard, the mysteries of human desire, the scarcity loop's impact on behavior, and Michael Easter's take on first-world problems from a UNLV professor who focuses on health and human performance.
#211 Psychedelics and the new era of Psychiatry with Professor David Nutt
Discussion with Professor David Nutt about psychedelics such as LSD, Psilocybin, and Ketamine, their history, mechanism on the brain (default mode network), latest research on efficacy, and possible applications to various conditions. Mention of his book titled '...' and alternative alcohol beverage called Sentia Spirits.
Molecular Neurobiology (BRAIN CHEMICALS) Encore with Crystal Dilworth
Dr. Crystal Dilworth discusses neurotransmitters Serotonin, Dopamine, Norepinephrine and their impact on moods & behaviors; covers depression, anxiety, antidepressants, ADHD, addiction, microbiome, habits, quitting smoking, meditation, SSRIs vs. SNRIs, holding a human brain, donating to science, and 'lizard brains'.
The Path to Enough
Psychiatrist explains the neuroscience behind compulsive consumption and shares techniques patients have learned to overcome addictive substances and behaviors.
Dr. Robert Malenka: How Your Brain’s Reward Circuits Drive Your Choices
Dr. Robert Malenka discusses how the brain's reward systems involving dopamine and serotonin motivate behavior, including addiction and social connections like empathy, through processes modified by context and memory.
#649 - Anil Seth - Does Your Brain Hallucinate Conscious Reality?
Professor Anil Seth discusses the complexities of consciousness and self, questioning if a new science can provide answers to traditional philosophical questions about consciousness, memory, perception, and animal awareness.
Your Brain on Food | Dr. Uma Naidoo
Dr. Uma Naidoo explains the science behind the relationship between diet and mood, specifically how dietary choices impact anxiety, depression, ADHD, OCD, PTSD, dementia, sleep disorders, and explains her approach to intuitive eating.
How To Support Your Brain, Improve Energy, And Use Exercise As Medicine
Max Lugavere and Mark Sisson discuss how exercise is key to good health and long life with Tony Robbins and Peter Diamandis.
#366 How Your Brain Creates Your Reality: A Neuroscientist’s Take On Consciousness, Near Death Experiences & What it Really Means to be You with Professor Anil Seth
Podcast guest Anil Seth shares insights into consciousness, perception, and reality as a neuroscientist, arguing that our brains construct hallucinations to create shared understanding of reality through external cues.
Joe Dispenza ON: Why Stress and Overthinking Negatively Impacts Your Brain and Heart & How to Change Your Habits on Autopilot
Dr. Joe Dispenza discusses the connection between thoughts and emotions, emphasizing the importance of attention to growth-inducing information, stress relief through breathwork, and potential emotional reliving
#320 — Constructing Self and World
Sam Harris discusses how the brain constructs a vision of self and the world with Shamil Chandaria, covering topics like the brain's functioning from first principles, Bayesian inference, hierarchical predictive processing, psychedelics, beliefs, meditation, risks and benefits of psychedelics, non-duality, love, gratitude, bliss, self model, Buddhist concept of emptiness, human flourishing, effective altruism, and other relevant topics.