In this episode of our podcast, we discuss the efficacy and potential pitfalls of self-help books.

We draw on our collective expertise in psychology, psychiatry, and general medicine to explore the benefits and limitations. We share some of our own experiences with self-help techniques. With a healthy dose of scepticism, and a lot of empathy, we find out how these books can be used to enhance well-being, and how to approach them with a critical eye.

We discuss how to prove what happens after we die. Ben shares a fascinating experience, and we listen to each other's and our listeners' views on this difficult topic.

We talk about relationships between humans and Artificial Intelligence. Deranged, immoral or something we'll all come to accept and maybe even benefit from?

In this episode we are having a look at different views on being possessed by another entity. Is this something that could really happen? What proof is there and how do medical professionals deal with this topic?

In a lighter episode, we have a look at some 'famous' psychopaths from film and TV and discuss how realistic they actually are.

With Special Guest Tammy (NHS Occupational Therapist)

Are people with a strong religious conviction happier in life? We'll hear from various people of different walks of life and share our own experiences and personal opinions. Is there any science to support these opinions?

With Special Guest Tammy (NHS Occupational Therapist)

Should the UK make assisted dying legal? Is death at the push of a button a good idea? How do medical professionals who might be involved see this issue? And what are the opinions of minorities we don't often get to hear?

Listen and find out!

With Special Guest Tammy (NHS Occupational Therapist)