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Self-Help Book CollectionMemory How to Develop, Train and Use It-William Walker Atkinson"Memory: How to Develop, Train and Use It" by William Walker Atkinson delves into the intricacies of memory enhancement, offering practical techniques for developing and training this vital cognitive skill. Atkinson emphasizes the importance of memory in personal and professional success, providing timeless strategies that remain relevant in our fast-paced, information-saturated world. The book encourages listeners to harness the power of their minds, making it an enduring resource for anyone seeking to improve their memory capabilities. Its insights into mental discipline and memory application resonate with those looking to enhance their cognitive abilities and achieve their goals.This...
2026-10-174h 37
BIBLE MEMORY | Mnemonics, Scripture, Bible Study, Neuroscience, Trust in God, Memorization07: Overwhelmed by a Whole Chapter? Build a Memory Technique of Your Own Using the Protection Psalm 91Ever feel like a whole chapter of Scripture is just too much to memorize?
What if you could stop reading it over and over and over, and build a memory technique of your own instead?
Friend, this week a listener asked for Psalm 91, the whole chapter, and I'm not just handing you a technique, I'm pulling back the curtain on how I come up with one. Sixteen verses looks overwhelming until you spot the shape: sixteen is a square, which means four sets of four. From there I show you two paths. The first gives...
2026-10-1319 minSelf-Help Book CollectionMemory How to Develop, Train and Use It-William Walker Atkinson"Memory: How to Develop, Train and Use It" by William Walker Atkinson delves into the art and science of memory enhancement, offering practical techniques for individuals seeking to improve their cognitive abilities. This timeless guide emphasizes the importance of memory in personal and professional success, making it a relevant resource for anyone looking to sharpen their mental acuity. Atkinson's insights into memory training resonate today as we navigate an increasingly information-rich world, highlighting the need for effective memory strategies. By exploring the principles of memory development, this audiobook serves as a valuable tool for listeners eager to unlock their full...
2026-10-054h 37
Good Medicine PodcastCan We Prevent Age-Related Memory Loss?| Dr. David & Jeremiah BearssForgetting names, losing your train of thought, or feeling like your memory isn't as sharp as it used to be is often written off as a normal part of getting older. But how do you know when memory loss is normal and when it could signal something more serious?In this episode of the Good Medicine Podcast, Dr. David Bearss and Dr. Jeremiah Bearss explore what happens to memory as we age and how age-related cognitive decline differs from diseases like Alzheimer's.They discuss why it can be difficult to distinguish normal changes in memory...
2026-09-1546 min
Classic Self-Help LibraryMemory How to Develop, Train and Use It - William Walker Atkinson"Memory: How to Develop, Train and Use It" by William Walker Atkinson offers timeless insights into the art of memory enhancement. Atkinson delves into techniques for developing and training memory, providing practical advice that remains relevant in our fast-paced, information-saturated world. The book emphasizes the importance of memory not just for personal growth, but also for effective communication and learning. Its enduring themes of self-improvement and cognitive mastery resonate strongly today, making it a valuable resource for anyone looking to harness the power of their mind. Discover how to unlock your memory potential and apply these principles in your everyday...
2026-08-124h 37
Habits and HustleEpisode 579: Dr. Masud Husain: Motivation, Memory, and the Truth About Aging BrainsIs a lack of motivation a personality flaw, or a signal from your brain that something needs attention? We tend to think brain decline begins with memory loss, but changes in motivation, behavior, attention, and decision-making can show up much earlier. Apathy can look like laziness. Poor sleep can feel like memory loss. Doom scrolling gets blamed on dopamine, even though the science does not support many of the claims people repeat online. And the habits we rely on for brain health are often based more on trends than evidence. This matters because your brain is constantly deciding whether a...
2026-08-111h 08
The Indie Author Insider Podcast"A Memory Not Mine" Rebecca Byron Episode 13Join paranormal romance author Rebecca Byron and I as we take a deep dive into her novel, A Memory Not Mine!In this episode, Rebecca shares her writing journey, how she found both her cover artist and editor, the many revisions that shaped her story, and even gives us a sneak peek into book two, Memory of the Blood Moon.We also talk about her unforgettable heroine, whose mysterious visions and memories don't belong to her, and, of course, we talk about the vampires. But don't expect the typical vampires you've seen on TV. Rebecca ha...
2026-07-2054 min
Chord Progression Podcast: The Gateway to New Rock and Metal MusicWhy Monument of a Memory Stopped Following Metal Purist Mentality to Create Most Authentic Music YetCan rock and metal be considered the most authentic genres in music today? Think about it. We are seeing more and more artists with the freedom to experiment and try new things previously considered taboo, that has caused some bands to massively break through pop culture. Pop music is based off of the popular formulas, popular hip hop has a similar flow and beat in all popular songs, modern county is... well about trucks and beer.So how do rock and metal artists now continue to make more creative music that has the connection to...
2026-06-111h 10
The Behavioral Health Answers PodcastEpisode 905: The Memory Thief - Why Alcohol Steals Your Night | The Nestled Recovery CenterEpisode 905: The Memory Thief - Why Alcohol Steals Your Night | The Nestled Recovery CenterEver wake up with missing hours from the night before? That disorienting gap in memory isn't just embarrassing — it's your brain sending a serious warning signal. In this episode of The Behavioral Health Answers Podcast, we explore Alcohol and Memory Loss: What's the Connection? by diving deep into the science of blackouts, brain damage, and the remarkable potential for recovery that exists within us all.In this episode, we discuss:• The difference between complete blackouts and fragmentary "brow...
2026-05-2706 min
The Behavioral Health Answers PodcastEpisode 909: When Memory Goes Dark - The Hidden Dangers of Drinking | The Nestled Recovery CenterEpisode 909: When Memory Goes Dark - The Hidden Dangers of Drinking | The Nestled Recovery CenterHalf of all drinkers have experienced that terrifying blank space in their memory after a night out, yet most don't understand the serious science behind what's happening in their brain. In this episode of The Behavioral Health Answers Podcast, we explore Alcohol-Induced Blackouts: Types and Prevention, diving deep into how alcohol literally shuts down your brain's memory-making factory while you remain awake and functional. This isn't just about forgetting a few hours — it's about understanding a major red flag that de...
2026-05-2706 min
The Behavioral Health Answers PodcastEpisode 906: Memory Thieves - When Alcohol Hijacks Your Brain's Save Button | The Nestled Recovery CenterEpisode 906: Memory Thieves - When Alcohol Hijacks Your Brain's Save Button | The Nestled Recovery CenterEver woken up after a night out with entire conversations completely erased from your mind? It's not just forgetting — alcohol literally acts like a bouncer, blocking your brain from creating memories in the first place. In this episode of The Behavioral Health Answers Podcast, we explore Alcohol and Memory Loss: What's the Connection? and discover how drinking doesn't just impair recall but prevents memories from forming at all.In this episode, we discuss:• The difference between comp...
2026-05-2706 min
The Dad Voice PodcastI Forgot My Own Podcast: The Reality of ADHD Memory LossIrony at its finest. We sat down to record today’s episode and realized... we completely forgot what the topic was supposed to be. Instead of faking it, we’re leaning into the chaos and talking about the #1 struggle for ADHD dads: Working Memory.
Why is it that we can remember a random Fact from a 2004 Pokémon game, but we can’t remember to take the trash out or what we walked into the kitchen for? In this episode of The Dad Voice, we’re breaking down "The ADHD Void," why our brains struggle to hold onto shor...
2026-03-3140 min
Go Wildly PodcastPlace, Memory & the Meaning of Wild with Mark Tveskov | Go Wildly Podcast🎙 Go Wildly Podcast — Episode 20: Mark Axel Tveskov | Place, Memory & the Meaning of Wild | Southern Oregon Landscapes🌲 About This EpisodeIn this episode of Go Wildly Podcast, we sit down with Mark Axel Tveskov — anthropologist, archaeologist, musician, and longtime student of how people shape and remember the landscapes they live in.Based in Southern Oregon, Mark shares stories from decades of research on historical memory, colonialism, Indigenous collaboration, and cultural landscapes — plus what it really means to slow down and listen to the land beneath our feet.We talk about archaeology of war, creativ...
2026-02-111h 34
The World Model Podcast.SEASON 1 | EPISODE 10: The Memory Wall: The Hardware Bottleneck Choking AI's FutureEpisode 10 of The World Model Podcast confronts a problem more fundamental than algorithms, datasets, or training tricks a hardware crisis that threatens to cap the entire future of AI. This episode exposes the “Memory Wall,” the deep physical bottleneck that starves modern processors of data and renders even the most advanced GPUs powerless when confronted with the computational demands of true World Models.The episode opens by contrasting two paradigms of AI computation. Running an LLM like GPT-4 is a streamlined, feed-forward process massive, but predictable. GPUs excel at this kind of linear alge...
2025-11-2703 min
The Slow Memory PodcastSlow Memory in the House of European HistoryIn this episode of the Slow Memory Podcast, members of the COST action travel to Brussels to explore the House of European History’s Present Pasts exhibition through the lens of “slow witnessing.” Guided through powerful photographic projects that reimagine how Europe remembers, they focus on two striking case studies: Julien Sales’ Glacier, The Last Image, a haunting self-portrait of a disappearing glacier, and Hugo Passarello Luna’s Nostalgie de la Boue, which blurs the line between First World War history and reenactment. Reflecting on these works, the curators show how slowing down to notice details, connections, and emotions can deepen our unde...
2025-09-0516 min
The Menopause Reset PodcastBrain Fog in Midlife: Menopause Memory, Focus & Clarity Tips (Sleep, Single-Tasking, Protein, Strength) | The Menopause Reset PodcastBrain fog in midlife doesn’t mean you’re losing your edge. In this episode of The Menopause Reset Podcast, hosts Susan and Karen unpack why menopause brain fog and perimenopause brain fog happen—and simple steps to improve memory, focus, and everyday clarity.We connect the dots between hormonal changes (estrogen fluctuations), sleep disruption (hello, 3 a.m. wakeups), stress, and multitasking—plus the lifestyle levers that actually help: single-tasking, short movement snacks, two weekly strength training sessions, protein-forward meals, hydration, and smart timing for caffeine and alcohol.In this episode, you’ll learn: Why attent...
2025-08-2917 min
All Things Community PodcastRun It Studios x 1MC SGF Michael Scharpf – In Moving Memory 8 6 251 Million Cups Springfield – Featuring Michael Scharpf | In Moving MemoryAfter his presentation at 1 Million Cups Springfield, I sat down with Michael Scharpf, founder of In Moving Memory, to learn more about how his work blends creativity, memory, and movement into a unique offering.Michael shared the inspiration behind In Moving Memory, how storytelling and performance can preserve personal and collective histories, and the impact his work is having in the community. We also talked about the entrepreneurial journey of turning an artistic vision into a sustainable business.🎧 Tune in for a powerful conversation at th...
2025-08-2705 min
Future Talking PodcastEP009 | Memory Hacking — How Our Brains Can Be Manipulated (Video)Our memories feel real—but science shows they’re malleable. In this episode, our AI hosts dive into the world of memory reconsolidation, false memories, and hypnotic suggestion. We explore non-invasive fear-erasure in humans, how sleep reshapes our recollections, and why our minds can lie to us—drawing on peer-reviewed neuroscience.Powered by NotebookLM AI.Sources:Schiller et al. (2009), Nature – fear memory erasure via reconsolidation(https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC3640262/)Nader & Hardt (2015), Cold Spring Harb Perspect Biol – memory’s dynamic nature(https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC4588064/)Johnson et al. (2011) – neural mechanisms of false memory(https...
2025-08-261h 10Future Talking PodcastEP009 | Memory Hacking — How Our Brains Can Be ManipulatedOur memories feel real—but science shows they’re malleable. In this episode, our AI hosts dive into the world of memory reconsolidation, false memories, and hypnotic suggestion. We explore non-invasive fear-erasure in humans, how sleep reshapes our recollections, and why our minds can lie to us—drawing on peer-reviewed neuroscience.Powered by NotebookLM AI.Sources:Schiller et al. (2009), Nature – fear memory erasure via reconsolidation(https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC3640262/)Nader & Hardt (2015), Cold Spring Harb Perspect Biol – memory’s dynamic nature(https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC4588064/)Johnson et al. (2011) – neural mechanisms of false memory(https...
2025-08-261h 10
The Deeper Thinking PodcastJean Baudrillard's Simulacra and Simulation - The Deeper Thinking PodcastSimulacra and Simulation: Memory, Presence, and the Drift of the Real
For those drawn to philosophical disquiet, symbolic drift, and the quiet collapse of reality into representation.
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What happens when experience is no longer remembered as it was lived—but only as it was posted, captioned, or shared? In this episode, we trace the unsettling terrain explored by Jean Baudrillard in Simulacra and Simulation: a condition in which images no longer reflect the real, but replace it. From memory as metadata to love as algorithm, we exp...
2025-07-1221 min
The Deeper Thinking PodcastThe Body That Learns to Absorb Intention: Violence, Memory, and the Ethics of Withholding - The Deeper Thinking Podcast
The Body That Learns to Absorb Intention: Violence, Memory, and the Ethics of Withholding
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For those drawn to the moral gravity of discipline, the silence beneath repetition, and the intimacy of contact without collapse.
What happens to a person whose body becomes fluent in violence—without ever crossing into cruelty? In this episode, we enter the moral architecture of boxing as a language of withheld force, unspoken recognition, and ritualized harm. This is not an episode about sport or spectacle. It is about how intention lands, how sil...
2025-06-2020 min
Life Under The Willow TreeE168: The Importance of Memory Books: Linda MorleyHost: Candee O'Donnell
Guest: Linda Morley
Description: This podcast episode from "Life Under the Willow Tree" features an interview with Linda Morley, a Willow Valley resident. Morley discusses her extensive career in education, highlighting how her organizational skills and experience presenting to large groups are now applied to her current volunteer work. The main focus of the interview is her initiative to create "memory books" and "five facts" displays for residents in memory care facilities like Lakeside and Cedarbrook. These personalized items, filled with annotated photos and key life facts, aim to stimulate conversation, provide comfort, and help residents with...
2025-06-1921 min
The Deeper Thinking PodcastA Story About the Future: AI, Archive, and the Ethics of Synthetic History - The Deeper Thinking PodcastA Story About the Future: AI, Archive, and the Ethics of Synthetic History
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For listeners drawn to epistemic tension, technological haunting, and the quiet violence of perfect memory.
What happens when machines remember better than we do? In this episode, we examine the quiet transformation of memory into simulation, where generative AI reconstructs the past—not as evidence, but as emotional interface. Drawing from post-structuralism, trauma theory, and the philosophy of the archive, we explore what is lost when remembering is outsourced to systems that cannot forget.
Th...
2025-05-2813 min
The Deeper Thinking PodcastMemory Without Witness, Truth Without Origin - The Deeper Thinking PodcastMemory Without Witness, Truth Without Origin - The Deeper Thinking Podcast
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A slow meditation on truth without origin, memory without witness, and the subtle loss of metaphor in a world rendered by machines.
What if the future didn’t arrive with force, but with recursion? In this episode, we introduce the theory of Recursive Plausibility: the idea that truth, memory, and presence are increasingly simulated by machines trained on their own outputs. Drawing from the work of Brian Massumi, Lauren Berlant, Avery Gordon, and contemporary epistemology, we explore how AI...
2025-05-2321 min
The Deeper Thinking PodcastGoogle and the Ceiling of Thought: How Gemini Redraws the Limits of Memory, Agency, and Attention - The Deeper Thinking PodcastGoogle and the Ceiling of Thought: How Gemini Redraws the Limits of Memory, Agency, and Attention
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For those interested in ambient intelligence, predictive cognition, and the philosophical cost of fluency.
What happens when an AI finishes your sentence, schedules your tour, or remembers more than you do? In this episode, we reflect on Google’s I/O 2025 keynote and explore how Gemini marks a turning point—not just in artificial intelligence, but in the architecture of selfhood. We examine how memory, authorship, and volition are increasingly shared with systems that...
2025-05-2121 min
The Slow Memory PodcastSolidarity: A Slow Memory ConceptThe concept of solidarity occupies a central yet contested place in the history of Europe’s labour movements. Frequently invoked by trade unionists across ideological traditions, its meanings have never been singular or fixed. Drawing on life story interviews with retired union activists from several European countries, this podcast – hosted by Joanna Wawrzyniak and Natalie Braber – explores how solidarity is remembered as a lived, evolving practice shaped by the experience of industrial reorganisations. Both hosts bring insights from their collaboration in a broader oral history project on trade union memory in Europe, as part of Working Group 1, "Transformation of Work"...
2025-05-1516 min
The Slow Memory PodcastSlow Memory and the Transformation of ConflictsIn this episode, members of working group four examine slow processes of remembering after the Yugoslav wars and the Troubles in Northern Ireland. Inspired by their COST Action meetings in Belgrade and Belfast during 2024, co-chairs of the working group, Orli Fridman (Associate Professor at the Faculty of Media and Communications and Professor of the School for International Training, Belgrade) and Chris Reynolds (Professor of European History and Memory Studies at Nottingham Trent University, UK) talk to Siobhan Kattago (Associate Professor of Political Philosophy, University of Tartu, Estonia) about their long-standing research on transformations of conflict in Belgrade and Belfast. In a...
2025-05-1515 min
The Deeper Thinking PodcastThe Intelligence of Forgetting: On Memory, Mercy, and the Space to Begin Again - The Deeper Thinking PodcastThe Intelligence of Forgetting: On Memory, Mercy, and the Space to Begin Again
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What if forgetting wasn’t a flaw in cognition—but a sacred form of intelligence? In this episode, we explore how Friedrich Nietzsche's idea of “active forgetting,” Jorge Luis Borges’s Funes, and Jacques Derrida's archive fever help us rethink forgetting not as error, but as refinement. We move through Francisco Varela’s enactive mind and Simone Weil’s attention as ethical presence, to explore how forgetting becomes authorship, mercy, and presence.
This is not a eulogy for mem...
2025-05-0221 min
Longevity ReimaginedThe Role of Music in Enhancing Memory and CreativityDiscover how music goes beyond entertainment, unlocking memories, boosting creativity, and inspiring fresh thinking. From the science behind sound to stories of genius, this episode will change the way you hear the world.
In this episode, we explore how music connects memory and creativity. More than just entertainment, music can unlock memories, spark ideas, and shift how we think and feel. We’ll look at how different genres impact mental states, why music sparks divergent thinking, and how some of history’s most innovative minds used it to fuel their ideas.
Key Takeaways:
Music taps...
2025-04-3006 min
The Deeper Thinking PodcastSam Altman - The Man Creating Our Cognitive Future - The Deeper Thinking PodcastSam Altman - The Man Creating Our Cognitive Future
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What happens when machines stop waiting for input and begin to anticipate you? In this episode, we unpack Sam Altman’s TED2025 conversation with TED curator Chris Anderson—not to debate AI’s dangers or promises, but to trace what it reveals about authorship, memory, agency, and power. This is not just about a future we are building. It’s about a system we’re already inside.
AI is no longer framed as tool, but as presence. A memory that accumulate...
2025-04-1322 min
KING’S COMMISSIONMemorize 2 Timothy 4:1-5 Instantly For Free :) Memory Madness Edition // KING'S COMMISSION PODCAST ~ EP.7🎧 WELCOME TO THE KING’S COMMISSION PODCAST** Memory Madness Edition – Scripture Locked In 🔐**🔥 In this special Memory Madness Edition of THE KING’S COMMISSION Podcast, host Kyle Royal helps you memorize Scripture: Are you really living on the Word of God — or just getting by? This isn’t about legalism. It’s about transformation. It’s about spiritual discipline. It’s about knowing the Word so well, it comes out of you in the middle of everyday life.Dive into 2 Timothy 4:1–5, exploring why memorizing Scripture is essential for any Christian serious about evangelism and spiritual warfare. Kyle Royal sho...
2025-03-3006 min
The Deeper Thinking PodcastThe Presence of What is Gone - The Deeper Thinking PodcastThe Presence of What is Gone
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A meditation on memory not as what we remember, but what remains with us—embodied, atmospheric, and unresolved.
Some things don’t leave. They recede, they quiet, they fold into the background—yet their presence lingers. Not as memory in the traditional sense, but as atmosphere. As interruption. As an intimacy that returns without warning. This episode explores memory not as recollection, but as the return of what never fully disappeared. A haunting that is less about ghosts than about gestures. Less about the pa...
2025-03-2820 min
Longevity ReimaginedHow Writing and Storytelling Can Slow Memory Decline as You AgeDid you know that writing and storytelling can help slow memory decline as you age? In this episode of The Longevity Paradox Podcast, we explore how creative expression—whether through journaling, memoir writing, or simply sharing stories—can boost brain health, enhance neuroplasticity, and even reduce stress.
We’ll break down the science, share inspiring real-life stories, and offer practical tips to help you keep your mind sharp and resilient. Tune in to discover how putting your thoughts into words can be a powerful tool for lifelong cognitive wellness!
Key Takeaways:
Writing, storytelling, and journa...
2025-03-2506 min
Banned Camp: Banned Books, Comedy, and Free Speech vs. Censorship1984 | Ch. 4 – Memory Holes: Where Facts Go to DieIn this episode of Banned Camp, Jennifer and Dan dive into Chapter 4 of 1984, where Winston begins his thrilling new job at the Ministry of Truth—erasing inconvenient facts and rewriting history to fit Big Brother’s narrative. If you’ve ever wondered how propaganda gets mass-produced (or how many real-life politicians wish they had a memory hole at their disposal), this is the chapter for you. Plus, Dan has a theory about modern-day doublethink, and Robot fact-checks whether reality itself is still under warranty.
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Winston’s day job: rewriting history for the...
2025-02-2726 min
The Human Podcast10 Questions With World Memory Champion, Ben PridmoreWATCH ON YOUTUBE: https://youtu.be/vMVkRVviiRw__________________NEW SERIES WHERE I ASK FASCINATING PEOPLE 10 QUESTIONS EACH!Ep #2 is with Former World memory Champion, Ben Pridmore. Ben was the first person to ever memorise a deck of cards in under 30 seconds. He's also an accountant who loves to holiday in Las Vegas.Subscribe for new episodes every week!🕒 TIMESTAMPS:0:00 - Intro0:08 - 1. Most impressive memory feat?0:43 - 2. How do you memorise a deck of cards?1:13 - 3. Can anyone develop an amazing memory?
2025-01-1906 min
The Deeper Thinking PodcastYour Memory Has Been Updated, Exploring Aging and AI - The Deeper Thinking PodcastWelcome to The Deeper Thinking Podcast! Today, we venture into an exploration of memory, aging, and artificial intelligence, diving into the intricate connections that define our identities. How does memory shape who we are, and what happens when technology, especially AI, enters the mix? This episode invites you to explore how AI might both aid and challenge our connections to personal and collective memories.
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Memory and Identity: Discover how memory forms the backbone of our identity and how conditions like dementia can challenge this connection. We examine if AI could reinforce our...
2024-10-1417 min
Deep Dive PodcastUnlimited Memory - Kevin Horsley"Unlimited Memory" by Kevin Horsley is a comprehensive guide to improving memory and concentration. It is structured in three parts, with the first section emphasizing the importance of concentration and addressing common excuses that people use to avoid improving their memory. The second part focuses on creating and connecting information through methods like visualization, the "car method," and the "body method." Finally, the third part emphasizes the necessity of continuous use and self-discipline to solidify memory skills. Horsley emphasizes that memory is not a fixed ability but rather a skill that can be developed through practice and application of specific...
2024-10-1312 min
2024-10-0803 min
Undercurrent Stories Podcast: History, Music, Science & much more.How to Improve Your Memory: Dr. Megan SumerackiHow many times have you forgotten where your car keys are. Have you ever mislaid your phone? What about the person you met yesterday? Can you still remember their name? On the other hand you might well remember some childhood memories such as specific toys you had or the year in which a specific pop song was in the charts. Here to talk about memory, answer some of those questions and give some advice on how we can improve our memory I’m joined by Megan Sumeracki. Megan is Associate Professor of psychology at Rhode Isla...
2024-08-2850 min
Longevity ReimaginedWhy Does Memory Decline Differently For Each Person?Memory loss is often seen as an inevitable part of aging, but have you ever wondered why some people seem to retain their sharpness well into their golden years while others struggle much earlier? The truth is, memory decline is not a one-size-fits-all experience. From genetics to lifestyle choices, a myriad of factors shape how and when our memories begin to fade.
In this podcast, we'll delve into the fascinating science behind these differences, exploring how everything from your daily habits to your family's health history can influence your cognitive journey. We unravel the mysteries of memory...
2024-08-2105 minChord Progression Podcast: The Gateway to New Rock and Metal MusicHow Aaron Marshall of Intervals Crafted the New Album Memory Palace | A Deep Dive into Everything!We are covering one of the most dynamic records of 2024 in terms of scope, concept, construction, and collaboration. And best part is, there is no vocals!So how could something like this be done? How much thought, conceptualization, and work had to be put into something with such a large concept? And stay within a set limitation? Well, we have your answer.Aaron Marshall of Intervals joins the Chord Progression Podcast. With the brand new album, Memory Palace, coming out on May 17th, we leave no stone unturned. We dive into:
2024-05-141h 18
The Slow Memory PodcastWhat is the Slow Memory COST Action?Memory Studies has been very much shaped by how societies remember extreme violence and sudden conflicts. However, Slow Memory researchers believe that the key social challenges of today – climate change, disinformation, accelerated technological advancements, economic inequalities, and conflicts over values – require not only a rethinking of the conceptual tools but also changes in the methods of conducting research on social remembrance. Why and how should we slow down in the field of Memory Studies? Will this also affect the ways we collaborate with each other? In this podcast, Jenny Wüstenberg (Professor of History and Memory Studies at Nottingham Trent Unive...
2024-05-1412 min
Empowerment PodcastMemory Mastery W/Thobekile GambuTitle: "Empowerment Through Science: Memory Mastery with Thobekile Gambu"
Description:
Welcome to another enlightening episode of Empowerment Through Science! In this captivating installment, our host Thobekile Gambu delves deep into the fascinating realm of Memory Mastery: Unleashing the Power of Your Mind.
Join Thobekile as she explores the intricate workings of the brain and the crucial role it plays in our memory functions. In this episode, she sheds light on the significance of comprehending how the brain operates concerning memory and memory length. From short-term memory to...
2024-04-1827 min
The Human Behavior PodcastMemory Is FictionSend us Fan MailToday we are talking about the capabilities and limitations of our Memory and how it can be affected by a number of different external and internal influences. During the episode we explain how and why our brain creates false memories, how memory-emotion links are formed, the difference between memory and recall, and we explain how to create accurate memories and correct memory distortions so you can use your own experiences for predictive analysis. Thank you so much for tuning in, we hope you enjoy the episode and if you wa...
2024-04-161h 02
Tech Podcast NetworkPerfect Memory: Futuristic corporate knowledge management @ CES 2024Perfect Memory is a company that aims to streamline corporate knowledge by creating a well of easily accessible information for organizations. They work with companies to generate mission-critical knowledge that can be easily accessed by all staff and partners, making it easier for them to carry out their day-to-day activities. Perfect Memory: streamlining corporate knowledge … Continue reading Perfect Memory: Futuristic corporate knowledge management @ CES 2024 →
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2024-01-2308 min
Knocked Prone - Dungeons And Dragons PodcastDead Season Episode 4 - Cliffhangers & Memory MeltdownsSend us Fan Mail😮💨 Hold your breath as Dead Season Episode 4 takes you to the edge in Cliffhangers & Memory Meltdowns. The party races against time, chasing the Ichor Monster who abducted Shrubby and Moosey Moose down a treacherous cliff.🧗♂️ Join Chai, Javi, Xel, and Talroth as they navigate the perilous descent, each step fraught with danger. The pursuit intensifies, but the cliff becomes an unexpected adversary, testing the limits of trust and skills.🌌 As the party tumbles through another memory portal, they find themselves in the labyrinth of Xel's past. To progress and prevent a memory mel...
2024-01-101h 01
The Dog Psychology PodcastThe Dog Psychology Podcast Episode #017 Memories & Associations with dogsIn this episode of the Dog Psychology Podcast, we discuss the topic of dogs' memory and how it differs from human memory. We explore the concept of associative memory in dogs, where memories are triggered by specific stimuli. We also discuss the role of smell in dogs' memory retrieval and how it is the primary sense associated with memory. We emphasize the importance of understanding how dogs remember in order to effectively train them.
The conversation also touches on the fallibility of human memory and the power of associations in shaping our perception of events. We share memorable experiences...
2023-12-0658 min
Radio Dimash Historia Jednej Piosenki - History of One Song#11 * Memory * Historia Jednej Piosenki w Radio Dimash
Tytuł: Memory
Prowadzi : Urszula Włodarska
Cykl : Historia Jednej Piosenki„Memory” to jeden z najbardziej znanych standardów
muzycznych, moment kulminacyjny musicalu „Koty”. Premiera spektaklu odbyła się
w 1981 roku na scenie londyńskiego West Endu. Muzykę do musicalu o kotach,
opowiadających swoje historie na wielkomiejskim śmietniku, skomponował Andrew
Lloyd Webber, a libretto napisał Trevor Nunn na
podstawie poematu Thomasa Eliota. Obawy kompozytora, że melodia
przypomina utwór Pucciniego, rozwiał jego ojciec jednym zdaniem: „Brzmi jak
milion dolarów!”. Piosenkę „Memory” nagrało ponad 160 artystów, m.in. Elaine Paige, Barbra Streisand, Celine Dion, Sarah Brightman, Jose Carreras czy Mireille
Mathieu, a w Polsce m...
2023-10-2336 min
Refresh My Memory The PodcastRefresh My Memory TrailerWives. Mothers. Entrepreneurs. Straight Shooters. Sister United in Caregiving. Meet Karen and Nailah, the hosts of Refresh My Memory The Podcast where they discuss life while caregiving for parents with dementia. Refresh My Memory is a podcast about the journey of caring for parents with dementia. Through a mix of storytelling, humor, and candid conversation, hosts Karen Good Marable and Nailah Elridge share their deep insights on what it means to navigate life as a caregiver, and hopefully build community in the process. Join us weekly as we talk to medical experts, dementia advocates, fellow ca...
2023-08-0702 minRefresh My Memory The PodcastRefresh My Memory TrailerWives. Mothers. Entrepreneurs. Straight Shooters. Sister United in Caregiving. Meet Karen and Nailah, the hosts of Refresh My Memory The Podcast where they discuss life while caregiving for parents with dementia. Refresh My Memory is a podcast about the journey of caring for parents with dementia. Through a mix of storytelling, humor, and candid conversation, hosts Karen Good Marable and Nailah Elridge share their deep insights on what it means to navigate life as a caregiver, and hopefully build community in the process. Join us weekly as we talk to medical experts, dementia advocates, fellow ca...
2023-08-0702 min
Peculiar Book Club PodcastCatch The Memory Thief with Lauren Aguirre!Could you lose your entire memory overnight? If so--what does it mean for the rest of us? The day neurologist Jed Barash sees the baffling brain scan of a young patient with devastating amnesia marks the beginning of a quest to answer those questions. First detected in a cluster of stigmatized opioid overdose victims in Massachusetts with severe damage to the hippocampus - the brain’s memory center - this rare syndrome reveals how the tragic plight of the unfortunate few can open the door to advances in medical science.
After overcoming initial skepticism that investigating the syndrome is wo...
2023-07-281h 05
THE OBLIGATION OF MEMORY On-Demand Jewish Culture and Holocaust/10.7 Remembrance JCHRnow.circle.soObligation Of Memory Podcast Interview conducted 7.25.2022 by Jeffery Giesener - Founder of the Jewish Culture and Holocaust Remembrance Group on the Jewish Culture and Holocaust Remembrance FacebookObligations Of Memory Podcast
Iser Flaum author of "Under My Bubbe's Wing available on Amazon.com talks about why he wrote the stories contained in the book in an series of four episodes for the Obligations Of Memory Podcast Network.
Iser speaks through his father's voice which provides a true-life memoir of defiant endurance through cruelty and traumatic loss, leading to ultimate survival. The author presents his father’s ordeals during five and a half years of Nazi captivity during the Holocaust. Included is a section of his mother’s similar experiences, although limited by her difficulty in discussing this...
2023-06-1428 min
Peter Zapfella PodcastWelcome A Photographic MemoryPhotographic memory is the ability to close the eyes and ‘see’ in the minds eye an image or object just as clearly as if a photograph had been taken, even days or weeks after the event.
‘Eidetic memory (/aɪˈdɛtɪk/ eye-DET-ik😉 is commonly called photographic memory. It is an ability to recall an image from memory after seeing it only once, with high precision for a brief time afterward. Although the terms eidetic memory and photographic memory are popularly used interchangeably, they can be distinguished. Eidetic memory refers to the ability to view memories like photographs for a short ti...
2023-06-0510 min
Rooted Within with Lili & DanFrom Singer to a Memory & Public speaking coach | Josh McCartney [S1Ep6]Lili & Dan welcome Josh McCartney onto Rooted Within, who is a memory & public speaking coach.He successfully coaches entrepreneurs, business owners, coaches, & CEOs to improve their ability to speak with confidence to grow their business & career.On this episode Josh discusses;His transition from Singer to a Memory and Public Speaking Coach. His personal developmentDealing with Anxiety & DepressionHis goals to inspire othersQuick learning memory techniquesThe benefits of building memory & focus musclesNeuro-plasticity & memory retentionFollow Josh on Instagram HERE. Book a Free Strategy call...
2023-04-0438 min
Aging-USBehind the Study: Aging and Memory Altered in Neurons or Glia of FliesAriel K. Frame, PhD Candidate in the Neuroscience program at Western University, London, Canada, discusses a research paper he co-authored that was published by Aging (Aging-US) in Volume 15, Issue 4, entitled, “Aging and memory are altered by genetically manipulating lactate dehydrogenase in the neurons or glia of flies.”
DOI - https://doi.org/10.18632/aging.204565
Corresponding authors - Ariel K. Frame - aframe@uwo.ca, and Robert C. Cumming - rcummin5@uwo.ca
Abstract
The astrocyte-neuron lactate shuttle hypothesis posits that glial-generated lactate is transported to neurons to fuel metabolic processes required for long-term memory. Although studies in vertebrates have revealed that lact...
2023-03-2204 min
False MemoryInduziert: Die bleibenden Narben einer Therapie // False Memory - Episode #9False Memory - Wenn die Therapie zur Lebensfalle wird - Der Podcast – Episode 9 Induziert: Die bleibenden Narben einer Therapie Heute ist Frau P im Gespräch. Sie kommt ebenfalls aus der Mitte der Gesellschaft, eine geschiedene, auf eigenen Beinen stehende berufstätige, selbstbewusste, alleinerziehende Frau mit zwei Töchtern. Von ihrem neuen Lebensbegleiter, aber auch aus Neugierde und Interesse, besucht sie die Hamburger Heilpraktiker Fachschule mit der Absicht, psychologische Beratung zu lernen. Sie erhofft sich neue Impulse, auch für ihren derzeitigen Beruf. Zu dem Zeitpunkt hat sie keine Vorstellung, dass die finstersten 3 Jahre ihres Lebens vor ihr stehen we...
2022-07-061h 07
The Dementia PodcastExtending the reach of Memory Lane Games beyond borders, with Laura Dabas, Membership Manager and Membership Department Programme Leader at Alzheimer's Disease InternationalIn this episode of The Dementia Podcast, Bruce is joined by long term partner and good friend Laura Dabas, Membership Manager and Membership Department Programme Leader at Alzheimer's Disease International (ADI).
ADI is the International Federation of Alzheimer and dementia Associations around the world, with 105 member associations caring for people with dementia, their carers and their families. We have worked with Laura since the conception of our app, Memory Lane Games, connecting with associations to support those living with dementia and their loved ones.
Bruce and Laura discuss the impact which Memory Lane Games has h...
2022-04-2215 min
Aging in the Willamette Valley4/9/22: Holly Hordichok & Laurie Pomeroy from Heartwood Place Memory Care| Memory Care Community And Its ServicesThis week, Holly Hordichok, Community Relations, and Laurie Pomeroy, Executive Director, from Heartwood Place Memory Care in Woodburn, discussed the Memory Care community and their services. In this exciting episode, we explore the details of memory care, what kind of services they offer, and the type of people who live in their community. They also share details about some of the unique programs of Heartwood Place Memory Care. Stay tuned as we cover a wealth of information!
2022-04-0827 minThe Human PodcastWorld Memory Champion, Ben Pridmore | The Human Podcast #4Ben Pridmore is a 3x World Memory Champion, and was the first person to ever memorise a deck of cards in under 30 seconds. He's also an accountant who loves to holiday in Las Vegas.The Human Podcast is a new show that explores the lives and stories of a wide range of individuals. New episodes are released every week - subscribe to stay notified.WATCH all episodes, filmed in person: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC29JGmLUfv5eUeKzv3cRXGwGUEST LINKS:Ben’s World Record: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fz...
2022-03-2148 min
Doing MemoryS1F01: Trailer Doing Memory - Podcast für eine Gesellschaft der VielenIm Teaser für unseren neuen Podcast "Doing Memory für eine plurale Gesellschaft" hört ihr kurze Zitate aus den Gesprächen mit Trần Thị Thu Trang, Ibrahim Arslan und Tamer Düzyol. Sie sind ein Vorgeschmack auf drei der zehn Folgen, die euch erwarten.Außerdem hört ihr kurze Reflektionen zur Erinnerung an rechte Gewalt im Allgemeinen sowie den Podcast im Speziellen von Thomas Billstein, Massimo Perinelli, sowie von Tanja Thomas und Fabian Virchow, den Moderator:innen des Podcasts.
2022-03-1801 min
TPN Show Coverage ComputersPerfect Memory: A new generation of digital asset management @ CES 2022As a company, you’ve got data. Every company has data – and a lot of it. But, trying to troll through everything that’s ever been created in order to turn it into something useful can be a challenge. One employee in the finance department has created a spreadsheet that contains the exported revenue broken down per employee. Another employee in marketing has broken the same numbers down by department. Perfect Memory is designed to help you bring this data together in order to make more informed decisions.
What is Perfect Memory?
Perfect Memory is a c...
2022-03-0108 min
False MemoryAlles doch nur ein Irrtum? // False Memory - Episode #8False Memory - Wenn die Therapie zur Lebensfalle wird - Der Podcast – Episode 8 Alles doch nur ein Irrtum? Im achten Podcast haben wir Frau A. im Gespräch. Sie ist eine Betroffene und zu Unrecht beschuldigte Mutter. Im Jahr 2004 - False-Memory Deutschland gab es zu diesem Zeitpunkt noch nicht - änderte sich urplötzlich ihr Leben. Ihre damals 25-jährige Tochter hatte sie und ihren Mann beschuldigt, sie sexuell missbraucht zu haben. In einem Interviewgespräch, geführt von dem Vorsitzenden des Vereins False Memory Deutschland e.V., Federico Avellán Borgmeyer, berichtet uns Frau A. wie es überhaupt zu so...
2021-12-1742 min
False MemoryInterview mit Federico Avellán Borgmeyer // False Memory - Episode #7Im siebten Podcast spricht Andrea Husak mit dem Vorsitzenden des Vereins Federico Avellán Borgmeyer über False Memory Deutschland e.V. In dem Gespräch geht um die Aufgaben, Ziele und Hintergründe des Vereins. Es geht und falsche und verfälschte Erinnerungen, um Ereignisse die in der Aussenwelt nie stattgefunden haben. Eine falsche Erinnerung ist nichts Bewusstes, nichts Absichtliches, das ist der Unterschied zur Lüge, bei dem Jemand bewusst was Falsches behauptet. Falsche Erinnerungen werden zum Problem, wenn sie schmerzhaften Charakter haben, wenn sie einem selbst und den Mitmenschen Schmerzen oder gar Schaden zufügen, zum Beispiel in Gericht...
2021-12-0336 minThe Dementia PodcastCaring for someone you love, with Brian Hall, Memory Lane Games UK DirectorThis episode Bruce is joined by Memory Lane Games UK Director Brian Hall.
Brian is an experienced entrepreneur, having previously scaled a digital mental health platform. Having recently lost his mother to dementia, he shares his candid experience of caring for a loved one affected by the condition. Brian's story in incredibly touching, as he explains the far-reaching impact of dementia on everyone it touches, as well as the challenges faced by millions of unpaid carers around the world.
Brian's experiences have shown him the power of simple, digital reminiscence tools like Memory Lane Games. As...
2021-11-2236 min
False MemoryInternet und stationäre Therapie // False Memory - Episode #6Der Podcast – Episode 6Internet und stationäre Therapie - Wie wird ein Kind mit gerade 13 Jahren zum Opfer fürs Leben gemacht? Im sechsten Podcast haben wir Herrn T., Vater von drei Töchtern, im Gespräch. Es ist ein aktueller Fall, denn für ihn hat sich 2020 nicht nur das Leben durch die COVID-Pandemie geändert, er wurde in dem Jahr auch von seiner 13-jährigen Tochter zu Unrecht beschuldigt, sie sexuell missbraucht zu haben. In einem Interviewgespräch, geführt von dem Vorsitzenden des Vereins False Memory Deutschland e.V., Federico Avellan Borgmeyer, spricht Herr T. u.a. über sein...
2021-11-1248 min
False MemoryEin Gespräch mit zwei Wissenschaftlerinnen // False Memory - Episode #5PODCAST NEUHEIT - False Memory - Wenn die Therapie zur Lebensfalle wird. Der Podcast – Episode 5Experteninterview mit zwei Wissenschaftlerinnen Im fünften Podcast haben wir Frau Prof. Renate Volbert aus Berlin und Frau Dr. Melanie Sauerland aus Maastricht im Gespräch. Zwei Wissenschaftlerinnen, die sich mit unserem Gedächtnis und der Zuverlässigkeit unserer Erinnerungen beschäftigen. In einem Interviewgespräch, geführt von dem Vorsitzenden des Vereins False Memory Deutschland e.V., Federico Avellán Borgmeyer, wird der Stand der Wissenschaft und forensischen Praxis bei Beschuldigungen im Zusammenhang mit falschen Erinnerungen besprochen und erklärt.// Der...
2021-10-2256 min
Minding MemoryIntroduction to the Minding Memory PodcastWelcome to the podcast! In this episode we introduce ourselves and provide an overview of the Minding Memory Podcast. This podcast is supported by the Center to Accelerate Population Research in Alzheimer’s (CAPRA) at the University of Michigan. Our guest this week is Dr. Julie Bynum. Julie is the director of CAPRA and we talk briefly about what the NIH-funded research center is and how to get involved. The transcript for this episode can be found here. Related Links: CAPRA Website: http://capra.med.umich.edu You...
2021-10-1125 min
False MemoryDurch Familienaufstellung zur Falschbeschuldigung // False Memory - Episode #4PODCAST NEUHEIT - False Memory - Wenn die Therapie zur Lebensfalle wird. Der Podcast – Episode 4Durch Familienaufstellung zur Falschbeschuldigung - Wegschweigen und weitere Folgen für mehrere Familien Im vierten Podcast haben wir Familie S. im Gespräch. Im Jahr 2015 hat sich das Leben von Familie S. komplett geändert. Im Alter von 27 Jahren beschuldigt die verheiratete Tochter zu Unrecht ihren Vater sie ihr ganzes Leben lang sexuell missbraucht zu haben. Vorausgegangen war eine Therapie mit Familienaufstellung nach Hellinger. In einem Interviewgespräch, geführt von dem Vorsitzenden des Vereins False Memory Deutschland e.V., Federico Avellán Borgmeyer, spricht die...
2021-10-0137 min
Memory Pocast#12: ĐI TÌNH NGUYỆN, TẠI SAO KHÔNG?|Memory|CHUYỆN ĐỜIHello bạn!!! Đã hai tuần rồi memory đã không lên sóng, không biết bạn có nhớ những phút giây thư giãn không nào?Trong hai tuần vừa qua mình đã được các anh chị lão làng chỉ ra những lổ hỏng và tận tình giúp đỡ sửa lại những lỗi của team mình. Mình cố gắng như vậy với một mục đích mang lại một trải nghiệm tốt hơn. Như tập trước mình đã hứa thì hôm nay mình sẽ chia sẻ những bài h...
2021-09-2713 minMemory Pocast#11: Tình nguyện viên|Memory|Chuyện ĐờiĐã hơn 2 tháng nước ta gồng mình chống dịch thì lúc này đã có một số chuyển biến tích cực, số ca nhiễm đang lèo tèo giảm bớt, lượt người được tiêm vaccien ngày càng tăng. Có được kết quả này cũng nhờ những chuyến binh áo xanh, những tình nguyện viên ngày đêm góp sức. Mình may mắn được đóng góp chút ít sức lực và ở tập ngày hôm nay mình sẽ chia sẻ cho bạn những câu chuyện thú vị, hay ho...
2021-09-1007 min
False MemoryTherapie und anschließend Anzeige // False Memory - Episode #3Der Podcast – Episode 3Therapie, anschließend Anzeige - Die dramatischen Folgen für zu Unrecht Beschuldigte und deren Angehörige Im dritten Podcast haben wir Frau H. im Gespräch. Ihr Mann wurde zum Zeitpunkt der Anzeige von seiner 38-jährigen Stieftochter zu Unrecht beschuldigt, sie im Alter von 5 -19 Jahren sexuell missbraucht zu haben. In einem Interviewgespräch, geführt von dem Vorsitzenden des Vereins False Memory Deutschland e.V., Federico Avellán Borgmeyer, spricht Frau H. unter anderem darüber, was ein Ermittlungsverfahren durch eine falsche Beschuldigung eines sexuellen Missbrauchs mit einem Menschen und seinen Angehörigen machen kann.
2021-09-1029 min
Memory Pocast#10: Những chỗ ngồi thân thương|Memory|High schoolXin lỗi các thính giả thân iu của mình vì gần đây mình ra tập nào cũng trễ hết, nhưng ko sao hết mình vẫn ở đây, vẫn mang những câu chuyện thú vị đến cho bạn nè. Thuở đi học ta thường có những chỗ ngồi quen thuộc chứa đầy kỉ niệm đáng nhớ, đó có thể là hàng bông tươi tắn, bộ ghế đá, hay chiếc ghế gỗ cọt kẹt trong lớp học. Nhờ ngày nào ta còn đùa giỡn ở hàng bông, còn tán gẫu ở hàng ghế đá thì giờ...
2021-09-0206 min
Memory Pocast#9: Sự tức giận|Memory|Chuyện đờiĐã bao giờ bạn chịu đựng sự tức giận của người khác chưa nào? Đó có thể là những lời mắng mỏ, những lời lẽ không hay. Lúc này bạn sẽ phản ứng như thế nào bạn sẽ im lặng nhẫn nhịn hay sẽ gào lên quát mắng lại người đó. Những cách này ít nhiều gì cũng tổn thương đến bạn và người khác. Bạn thử dùng cách "HIỂU" xem nào.........
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2021-08-2003 min
False MemoryInterview mit einem Experten // False Memory - Episode #2PODCAST NEUHEIT - False Memory - Wenn die Therapie zur Lebensfalle wird.Der Podcast – Episode 2 Experteninterview mit einem Rechtsanwalt Im zweiten Podcast haben wir Herrn Jürgen Zillikens im Gespräch. Er ist seit den 1980er Jahren praktizierender Rechtsanwalt und hat sich unter anderem auf die Strafverteidigung von Opfern falscher Beschuldigungen eines sexuellen Missbrauchs spezialisiert. In einem Interview, geführt von dem Vorsitzenden des Vereins False Memory Deutschland e.V., Federico Avellán Borgmeyer, spricht Rechtsanwalt Zillikens auch darüber, welche beruflichen Erfahrungen er im Laufe seiner Karriere zu diesem schwierigen Thema gesammelt hat. Ohne Namen zu nennen ber...
2021-08-2041 minMemory Pocast#8: Nhật ký tiêm vaccine|Memory|....Vaccine là niềm hy vọng duy nhất của chúng ta trong đại dịch COVID-19. Thế nhưng niềm hy vọng này đang bị "bôi nhọ" bởi các tin đồn sai sự thật, bởi sự làm quá của những người tiêm phòng trước và ở tập hôm nay mình muốn chia sẻ với mọi người nhật ký tiêm phòng của mình để chứng minh các điều trên là hoàn toàn sai sự thật. Mọi người hãy tiêm phòng để cô-rô-na bay xa nhé!!
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2021-08-1206 minMemory Pocast#7: Trò nghịch ngợm của học sinh|Memory|High school"Nhất quỷ nhì ma thứ ba học trò” là một trong những câu nói bất hủ, miêu tả chính xác sự nghịch ngợm của lứa tuổi cắp sách đến trường. Đằng sau những trò phá phách ấy là nét hồn nhiên, ngây ngô của những đứa trẻ ở cái độ tuổi đẹp nhất đời người. Ở tập hôm nay, mình sẽ cho các bạn “tấm vé” trở lại quậy phá banh trường hen ^^
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2021-08-0508 min
Memory Pocast#6: Chè Bưởi|Memory|....Ái cha! Mấy bạn ở sài gòn khỏe "hông" ? Tiêu đề ngày hôm nay là một món ăn bình dân, cũng chính là khoái khẩu của mình.Trên đời này chỉ có đúng một chỗ bán món này là hợp gu mình thôi đó là chiếc xe chè nhỏ mà bạn thấy trên hình của tập này đấy. Cái xe nho nhỏ dễ thương của hai ông bà đã gắn liền với mình, từ lúc còn là cậu nhóc nhỏ xíu ngây ngô, cho đến...
2021-07-2905 min
What Am I Rolling?Episode #82: Field Guide To Memory Pt. 4Content warnings: Death, loss and grief, betrayal, cryptid/animal attacks, breakdown of relationships, and mentions of alcoholShow NotesThis week, Fiona is playing ‘Field Guide To Memory’, a connected path game about legacy, wonder, Cryptids, and the vastness of a human life, designed by Jeeyon Shim and Shing Yin Khor.Your mentor, the beloved and illustrious cryptid researcher Dr. Elizabeth Lee, has been officially declared dead five years after she went missing in the field. Through writing your own field notes and documentation of your relationship with Dr. Lee, You, her closest ment...
2021-07-251h 26Memory Pocast#5: Làm thêm|Memory|....Đây là tập đầu tiên không thuộc seri highschool. Những tập như thế này trong tương lai sẽ nhiều hơn nữa để nội dung trên kênh của mình được đa dạng, phong phú hơn. LÀM THÊM là hai từ rất thân thuộc đối với những bạn đã và đang trải qua thời sinh viên đúng không nào. LÀM THÊM là lúc mình phải đối mặt với ti tỉ vấn đề khác nhau đúng không nào? Các vấn đề khiến ta phải căng não ra để giải qu...
2021-07-2309 min
False MemoryDas Hörspiel // False Memory - Episode #1PODCAST NEUHEIT - False Memory - Wenn die Therapie zur Lebensfalle wird. Der Podcast „False Memory - Wenn die Therapie zur Lebensfalle wird“ ist ein weiterer, wichtiger Schritt des Vereins False Memory Deutschland e.V. in Richtung Aufklärung und Veröffentlichung zum Thema „Erinnerungen an Missbräuche, die es nie gab.“ Durch diese Art der redaktionellen Aufarbeitung mittels Podcasts soll die Arbeit des Vereins bekannt(er) gemacht werden. Dieser kümmert sich in erster Linie um Betroffene von Scheinerinnerungen an einen sexuellen Missbrauch, sowohl um diejenigen die (hauptsächlich) in einer Therapie zum ersten Mal an einen sexuel...
2021-07-1638 minMemory Pocast#4: 3 Thằng bạn |Memory|High schoolHọc sinh luôn là khoảng thời gian đẹp nhất đời người, trong khoảng thời gian đó cho phép ta hồn nhiên nhất, vô tư nhất. Nhưng đôi khí cuộc sống vội vã quá nên ta đã đánh rơi một vài khoản khắc đáng nhớ này. High school là một chuỗi podcast mà mình tạo nên với mục đích có thể nhắc lại cho bạn những kỉ niệm thời học sinh, thời cắp sách tới trường.
Dịch tuy đem cho chúng ta không ít phiền...
2021-07-1608 min
What Am I Rolling?Episode #81: Field Guide To Memory Pt. 3Content warnings: Death, loss and grief, betrayal, cryptid/animal attacks, breakdown of relationships, and mentions of alcoholShow NotesThis week, Fiona is playing ‘Field Guide To Memory’, a connected path game about legacy, wonder, Cryptids, and the vastness of a human life, designed by Jeeyon Shim and Shing Yin Khor.Your mentor, the beloved and illustrious cryptid researcher Dr. Elizabeth Lee, has been officially declared dead five years after she went missing in the field. Through writing your own field notes and documentation of your relationship with Dr. Lee, You, her closest ment...
2021-07-111h 19Memory Pocast#3: Quay bài kiểm tra|Memory|High schoolHọc sinh luôn là khoảng thời gian đẹp nhất đời người, trong khoảng thời gian đó cho phép ta hồn nhiên nhất, vô tư nhất. Nhưng đôi khí cuộc sống vội vã quá nên ta đã đánh rơi một vài khoản khắc đáng nhớ này. High school là một chuỗi podcast mà mình tạo nên với mục đích có thể nhắc lại cho bạn những kỉ niệm thời học sinh, thời cắp sách tới trường.
Quay bài gần như là một " đặc sản" của họ...
2021-07-0806 minMemory Pocast#2: Trực Nhật|Memory|High schoolHọc sinh luôn là khoảng thời gian đẹp nhất đời người, trong khoảng thời gian đó cho phép ta hồn nhiên nhất, vô tư nhất. Nhưng đôi khí cuộc sống vội vã quá nên ta đã đánh rơi một vài khoản khắc đáng nhớ này. High school là một chuỗi podcast mà mình tạo nên với mục đích có thể nhắc lại cho bạn những kỉ niệm thời học sinh, thời cắp sách tới trường.
Trực nhật là cái buổi mà ta ghét nhất đún...
2021-07-0107 min
What Am I Rolling?Episode #80: Field Guide To Memory Pt. 2Content warnings: Death, loss and grief, betrayal, cryptid/animal attacks, breakdown of relationships, and mentions of alcoholShow NotesThis week, Fiona is playing ‘Field Guide To Memory’, a connected path game about legacy, wonder, Cryptids, and the vastness of a human life, designed by Jeeyon Shim and Shing Yin Khor.Your mentor, the beloved and illustrious cryptid researcher Dr. Elizabeth Lee, has been officially declared dead five years after she went missing in the field. Through writing your own field notes and documentation of your relationship with Dr. Lee, You, her closest ment...
2021-06-2757 min
Memory Pocast#1: Buổi ra chơi cuối cùng|Memory|High schoolHọc sinh luôn là khoảng thời gian đẹp nhất đời người, trong khoảng thời gian đó cho phép ta hồn nhiên nhất, vô tư nhất. Nhưng đôi khí cuộc sống vội vã quá nên ta đã đánh rơi một vài khoản khắc đáng nhớ này. High school là một chuỗi podcast mà mình tạo nên với mục đích có thể nhắc lại cho bạn những kỉ niệm thời học sinh, thời cắp sách tới trường.
Đã là học sinh thì giờ ra chơi luôn là kh...
2021-06-2405 min
What Am I Rolling?Episode #79: Field Guide To Memory Pt. 1Content warnings: Death, loss and grief, betrayal, cryptid/animal attacks, breakdown of relationships, and mentions of alcoholShow Notes This week, Fiona is playing ‘Field Guide To Memory’, a connected path game about legacy, wonder, Cryptids, and the vastness of a human life, designed by Jeeyon Shim and Shing Yin Khor.Your mentor, the beloved and illustrious cryptid researcher Dr. Elizabeth Lee, has been officially declared dead five years after she went missing in the field. Through writing your own field notes and documentation of your relationship with Dr. Lee, You, her closest ment...
2021-06-131h 11
The Limerick Lady PodcastProfessor Emilie Pine: Performing Memory, Democratising FeminismWe may not hold on forever to past feelings of joy, grief or loss but every chapter, every song is a performance of that memory - be it personal or collective. In this month's podcast Emma Langford and Ann Blake talk to writer and academic Emilie Pine about her no.1 bestseller "Notes To Self" (2018), a collection of personal essays about alcoholism, family, relationships, sexual abuse and miscarriage - how it felt to share those life experiences with the world in the form of a book, and how she found the transition from academic writing to non-fiction. ...
2021-05-191h 02
Podcast Detroit - All ShowsMotor City Hypnotist – Memory Imprinting – Episode 81Memory Imprinting In this episode of the Motor City Hypnotist Podcast, we are going to discuss Memory Imprinting and how it affects you. And I’m also going to be giving listeners a FREE HYPNOSIS GUIDE! Stay tuned! INTRODUCTION What is up people? The Motor City Hypnotist Podcast is here in the Podcast Detroit, Taylor Studios. Thank you for joining me on this episode of the Motor City Hypnotist Podcast. I am David Wright and with me is my producer Matt Fox. FIND ME: My Website: https://motorcityhypnotist.com/podcast My social media links: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/motorcityhypnotist/ Yo...
2021-05-0428 min
Brain Health 365 - The PodcastMemory Loss As We Age. Do Memory Problems Always Mean Dementia?Your memory changes as you grow older. Some memory loss is normal but memory loss that disrupts daily life is not a typical part of aging. It may be a symptom of something more. In this episode, your host Brian Browne discusses memory changes as we age with guest Aaron Ritter M.D., geriatric psychologist, and neurologist at The Cleveland Clinic Ruvo Center for Brain Health.
2021-04-1437 min
The Wrong Cat DiedMichael Kushner, Quaxo at American Heritage School (Host of the Dear Multi-Hyphenate Podcast)Pyrotechnics. The Junkyard as a bombed out World War II cathedral. Individual makeup artists. A $44,000 production budget. This episode features fellow Broadway Podcast Network host Michael Kushner who performed in the most elaborate high school production of CATS in the US History**. Michael and I discuss how we would cast World War II historic figures as CATS characters, all the crazy things his south Florida high school production of CATS did to the show, and why he thinks the show is more fun to perform than watch.
Check out Michael on Instagram: @themichaelkushner
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2021-02-2345 min
This is LitThis is Lit Podcast #8- The Longest Memory & The 7 Stages of Grieving (Essay Questions)The one where we break down essay prompts for ‘The Longest Memory’ and ‘The 7 Stages Grieving’.
Essay Questions:
1. How is resistance portrayed in The Longest Memory and The 7 Stages of Grieving and how is it received?
2. Compare the ways in which the two texts explore the possibility of social change.
3. “The future is just more of the past waiting to happen.”- The Longest Memory
“In those suitcases lies the photos of those who are dead, those nameless ones...”- The 7 Stages of Grieving
Compare the role of memory in the two tex...
2020-09-1149 min
Tallinn University Student PodcastEpisode 10 - TLU Memory Units & Why Are They Important?Have you noticed the TLU museum on the first floor of the Astra building? Do you know it is only one of the memory units of TLU? Like many students, we did not know a lot about the memory units. However, this episode of the TLU Podcast features two guests from another ELU project that has to do with the TLU memory units. Listeners will be introduced to the memory units and the project and the problems and importance of both will be discussed.
2020-04-1340 min
Aging in the Willamette Valley11/19/19: Natalie Nelson and Tonya Burlew of Battle Creek Memory Care | What to look for in a state-of-the-art memory care communityThis week, Natalie Nelson, Executive Director of Battle Creek Memory Care, and Tonya Burlew, their Community Relations Director, joined us to talk about what to look for in a state-of-the-art memory care community.Natalie and Tonya explain how Battle Creek Memory Care combines a charming and safe environment with specialized memory care for individuals with Alzheimer’s, dementia, and other memory issues. Their approach uses customized programs for each resident to build trust and emotional bonds meant to enhance guests’ lives for years to come. Programs include exercise, entertainment, and open visitation (no restricted hours) to encourage family part...
2019-11-1929 min
The Music Memory Podcast™Music Memory LaneIn this debut episode of The Music Memory Podcast Joey takes a walk down Music Memory Lane and shares fond moments in his life where music sparked a fire. He shares Music Memories from his early childhood , his teenage years and into adulthood.
Music Featured in this ep
War "Lowrider" (5:27)
Alanis Morissete "Ironic" (10:42)
Wu-Tang GZA "Liquid Swords" (16:13)
Misfits "We Are 138" (22:00)
A.P.P.L.E "Plutocracy" (24:57)
Devotchkas "Annihilation" (29:56)
The Casualties "Punk Rock Love" (32:07)
Saosin "Seven Years" (36:48)
Poison The Well "Botchla" (43:14)
Coheed And Cambria "Everything Evil" (47:53)
Modest Mouse "Gravity Rides Everything" (54:46)
The Mars Volta "Inertiatic ESP" (1:00:45)
The Faint "Agenda Suicide" (1:06:36)
Depeche...
2019-09-101h 20The Music Memory Podcast™TeaserMusic can spark a memory, or an event in your life such as where you stood the first time you heard your favorite band, maybe your first kiss, first love or even your first car. That is your Music Memory. Hang out with Joey Galvez as he travels down Music Memory Lane. in this podcast he'll discuss his favorite music genre and which avenue they take him. Joey will interview guests and artist , Along the way he'll play the greatest hits that set that spark on our journey here on The Music Memory Podcast Learn more about...
2019-09-1000 min
Aging in the Willamette Valley8/13/19: Nick Bales with Cascade Living Group’s Jefferson Lodge Memory Care | Do Memory Care communities scare or confuse you?Many people worry that memory care communities might be frightening. Or they dread thinking about them when a loved one is “on the dementia path." Fear not, because this week we’re joined by Nick Bales, Executive Director of Jefferson Lodge Memory Care. Nick helps explain memory care and what it is like to be a resident of Jefferson Lodge. Nick has run an independent living, assisted living, and memory care communities before joining Jefferson Lodge, where he is very focused on his residents. Nick takes pride in knowing each one of them personally. #Salem
2019-08-1328 min
The Chief Life Podcast#145 – Anthony Metivier – Memory Techniques To Learn ANYTHING!Fantastic to talk about memory techniques to learn anything! This week we have Anthony Metivier of Magnetic Memory Method. Anthony is a memory coach and Author. He helps people to build their memory tools and teaches them to use these tools to learn new things....
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2018-10-2500 min
Podcast Brunch ClubMemory: Podcast Brunch Club Discussion with Rebecca Seidel [Episode 11]*note: this will be the last episode of the PBC podcast for a while
Today I discuss the PBC podcast playlist on Memory with Rebecca Seidel, chapter leader of our New York City chapter.
Here are links to some of the things we talked about:
The Memory podcast playlist
Spoke – social audio app (where Becca works)
Hyperthymesia – condition of possessing an extremely detailed autobiographical memory
Becca’s podcast pick: Heavyweight podcast from Gimlet Media. Start with the episode entitled “Jesse.”
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2017-12-1851 min
Socialism Survival PodcastSocialism Survival Podcast # 088: Memorial And Our Memory★ podcast@socialismsurvival.com ★ Thank You to all who fought and died for freedom! ★ Living life with Living Memory. ★ Remember socialist and islamic atrocities. ★ Manipulation of you memory by politicians and their propaganda. ★ Religious charlatans manipulate and suppress your memory. ★ Let your memory be a living Memorial and take you to the Truth.
2011-05-3021 min