Fairy tales endure through the ages, captivating audiences with their timeless themes and universal truths. This week on ABCNQ, Susan Graham-Ryan and I discussed the psychology of fairy tales and why they have endured.

This week on ABC Northern Grandstand, Grant Bell and I discussed the moral implications of seeking competitive advantage through performance-enhancing substances like steroids, and the potential long-term health consequences for athletes. Additionally, we delved into the complex ethical considerations surrounding concussion management in sports, addressing the duty of care owed to players and the balance between safety and competition.

In the era of digital technology, a significant question arises: Is it appropriate for parents to share pictures of their children on the internet? Tune in to ABCNQ as Susan Graham-Ryan and I explore the considerations and ethical aspects surrounding the digital footprint of your children.

This week on ABCNQ, Susan Graham-Ryan and I discussed how understanding the learning preference connection can help fine-tune how they approach learning and make the most of it.

Discover the psychology behind our tendency to remember unfinished tasks and how it influences our daily lives. This week on ABCNQ, Susan Graham-Ryan and I discussed the Zeigarnik Effect—you may not have heard its name before, but you’ve certainly experienced it! Please click on the link below if you’d like to listen to our interview.

Explore with us how these traditions affect our emotions, behaviours, and mental health during the festive season. This week on ABCNQ, Susan Graham-Ryan and I discussed the traditions behind the Christmas season.

Curious about the subtle forces shaping our decisions? This week on ABCNQ, Susan Graham-Ryan and I discussed the hidden world of behavioural psychology and its effects on our daily choices.