Did you know that the tempo and volume of music can alter your perception of taste? Join Susan Graham-Ryan and me on ABCNQ as we discuss how sound and presentation influence what we taste and how we experience food.

Have you ever wondered why you buy more groceries than you planned? Discover the sneaky psychological tricks supermarkets use to influence your shopping habits, from the store layout to the music playing in the background.

Have you ever read a story that feels like it has become part of your real life? Join Susan Graham-Ryan and me on ABCNQ as we discuss fictional characters' impact on our real-life behaviours and emotions.

Ever wonder how Olympians stay cool as cucumbers while the whole world watches? Join Grant Bell and me on ABC Northern Grandstand as we discuss what the Olympics can teach us all about high-pressure: performance. Please click on the link below if you’d like to

Ever wonder why that cat video or witty meme suddenly takes over your entire social media feed? Join Susan Graham-Ryan and me on ABCNQ to discuss the fascinating psychology behind internet memes and

Understand the cognitive biases that lead us to view pessimists as more insightful and intelligent. This week on ABCNQ, Susan Graham-Ryan and I discussed the perceived intellectual superiority of pessimists.

Susan Graham-Ryan and I discuss insights into practical strategies for mitigating the effects of emotional and cognitive biases.