There are some exceptional people out there who so unbelievable physical feats, harnessing their minds and bodies to push through pain, obstacles and suffering to achieve the impossible. What can we learn from them, especially during lockdown? How can...

Life in lockdown has stripped away some normal aspects of day-to-day life. Through looking at Maslow’s hierarchy of needs, Sam & Andrew explore how lockdown affects different levels of the hierarchy and how to respond. They also mention how they’d...

Lockdown - is it subjectively or objectively true? Well....neither - it's intersubjectively true. The word is a mouthful, the concept is fascinating it's something we all do - have a watch of Sam and Andrew's video of how intersubjectivity applies to...

Lockdown can be pretty boring - right? But what if being bored could actually make you brilliant? In todays episode, Sam & Andrew explore how embracing boredom and allowing our brain to enter a 'default' mode actually helps us to develop, make sense...

Has lockdown made you wonder why your brain has developed to think the way it does? Ever thought about why your opinions and outlook on life seemed to change much more when you were younger? In this episode, Sam & Andrew review the pre-frontal...

We disagree with people all. the. time. Add that to being in lockdown for weeks on end and it might just be worth exploring how to do disagreement in as healthy a way possible. In this episode, Sam & Andrew explore how to disagree dialectically,...

Goldfish, Trees, Einstein and Lockdown - a classic combo. In this episode Sam & Andrew re-visit a podcast favourite topic - the 7 (or 9 but not 8) types of intelligence - and explore how it might affect and impact life in lockdown. To watch the...

Episode 2 of our lockdown edition has us looking back at cognitive dissonance. What is that you ask? Well, it's when we hold two or more things in our brain that heavily contradict each other but we allow them to sit there. They often cause stress but...

Finding the lockdown tougher than you thought you would? well, we are going back over our first series of podcasts and applying the content to life in the Lockdown and hopefully help out in any way we can. If you haven't listened to the original...

Sam and Andrew look into this interesting yet confusing topic. It essentially looks at how society has developed over the last 100,000 years and how we are learning from previous generations as a collection of people as well as individually. It's really...