Julian Morgans

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2,180 appearances 11 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard 4d ago

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What It Was Like · The Strange Condition That Made Me Write Constantly · 13 Sep 2026 podcast

So thank you.

Thanks for listening.

If you'd like more from Alice, her book is called The Midnight Disease.

There's plenty that we didn't get into.

Lots more science, lots more neurology, and it's fantastic.

So go and check it out.

now stick around because if you're a subscriber we've got a pretty interesting episode for you and it all started because for a long time i've suspected that i might have a touch of face blandness so for example i'll be talking to someone i'd like run into someone at the supermarket and i just have no idea who they are and i'm just like talking and i'm talking and i'm just like scratching around trying to remember who they are and

I struggle to follow films quite regularly because they have a plot and I'm just like, I don't know who that character is.

And my girlfriend's like, that's the main character.

And I'm like, oh God, that's embarrassing.

So I'm interested in facial blindness because I kind of suspect that I might have it.

So in this week's subscriber episode, I'm talking to a woman named Sadie Dingfelder and she's got a really severe case of facial blindness.

She can't recognize her own family.

She can't recognize her own friends.

And she's written a book about this strange corner of neurology.

So come and join me for that conversation right now, available for subscribers only.

Thanks again.

I'll see you all next week.

What It Was Like is produced by Rachel Tuffery.

This episode was edited by Ellie Dickey, who also does our research.

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