The Essentials with Maddie Flint

Fueling up before we start our day is very important. It gives us benefits like kickstarting metabolism, providing nutrients and regulating blood sugar to name a few. But what happens if we skip breakfast? Do Americans optimize mealtimes? Does Chronotype affect appetite? Tune in to learn more! 

MEQ test link https://qxmd.com/calculate/calculator_829/morningness-eveningness-questionnaire-meq  

Chronotype quiz link

https://sleepdoctor.com/sleep-quizzes/chronotype-quiz/

references: (Jakubowicz et al, 2021) https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34063109/

Ever wondered what makes the cafe experience so special? Look no further than this episode of the Essentials. Here, I discuss the neuroscience and psychology behind why cafe ambiance is so meaningful, and what features create that environment we all know and love. 

This episode, I'm discussing the protocols I used to help me simplify my sketches, making the plein air process one to really enjoy. Art is a science, and the Impressionists nailed it. So, to learn about the components behind a compelling piece, we have to put on our neurobiology caps. I hope you're ready for some inspiration! #psychology #neuroscience #pleinairdrawing #picasso #art history

In this episode, we're taking a deep dive into the physiology of chronic stress. I'm covering everything from body systems and cortisol to aging and senescence. At the end, I included info about longevity, and how one major component may have big effects on our lifespan.  

This episode is for or all my student friends. When life gets demanding, it can be hard to organize your tasks in a way that allows you to maintain good grades, and your mental health. That's why I compiled helpful tips, online resources, and study strategies into a listenable format so you can explore methods and techniques that will benefit you!

Everyone has their favorite colors, but have you thought about why they're your favorite? This episode, I'm discussing what color is, how we perceive it, and the major roles it plays in universal human communication. Sometimes colors speak louder than words. Tune in for more! 

This episode, I'm having a thoughtful discussion about the many applications of English- mainly American Literature and communication with my mom, Natasha Flint. We're delving into this talk from two different perspectives: literary based, and sociolinguistic based. Grab a coffee and join us!

It's irrefutable that sleep is important for physiological health, and while after a long day, we love to think about jumping in bed to get some rest, sometimes falling asleep is not that easy. This episode I'm sharing three beneficial things with you that could help you to get the sleep you deserve. 

Between you and me, we all know that appearances matter. We may not think it's as prevalent in decision making as it is, but that's because it comes from the neurobiological pathways of our subconscious minds. But now we're seeing possible health risks associated with "pretty" food. This episode, I'm doing a mini deep dive on some of the artificial additives we consume. Tune in for more!  

Our society normalizes immorality and hates opposing viewpoints all while upholding a subjective, and "accepting" humanistic approach to understanding people. They say we're inherently good, so then why do we need saving? Humanism says we have free will, but the Bible tells us where it came from. Listen for more.