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This podcast treats a phenomenon that has always intrigued me: human memory, which is a gift thatt differentiates us from other life forms. The most enduring type of memory is called the “flashbulb memory”, using photography as a metaphor to highlight its enduring nature.
Memories of food, perhaps our greatest passion, entrain five sensory aspects: taste, aroma, texture, vision, and sound. And it is these five senses combined with emotions that make flashbulb food memories so durable and interesting.
In this podcast, number 61, I have described fourteen food memories that have endured in my brain. I hope you enjoy hearing them.
Please join PH&F in its efforts to empower the Ivorian cocoa farmer! Tom Neuhaus
Support the show
Write to me at t[email protected]
To learn more, visit http://www.projecthopeandfairness.org
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This podcast treats a phenomenon that has always intrigued me: human memory, which is a gift thatt differentiates us from other life forms. The most enduring type of memory is called the “flashbulb memory”, using photography as a metaphor to highlight its enduring nature.
Memories of food, perhaps our greatest passion, entrain five sensory aspects: taste, aroma, texture, vision, and sound. And it is these five senses combined with emotions that make flashbulb food memories so durable and interesting.
In this podcast, number 61, I have described fourteen food memories that have endured in my brain. I hope you enjoy hearing them.
Please join PH&F in its efforts to empower the Ivorian cocoa farmer! Tom Neuhaus
Support the show
Write to me at t[email protected]
To learn more, visit http://www.projecthopeandfairness.org