Lynn Malcolm
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10,377 appearances
177 recordings
2 series
first heard Feb 2006
last heard Dec 2020
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Rachel Watt and her daughter Eliza.
Synesthesia research depends on participants, so if you think you might be a synesthete or want to find out if you are, head to the All in the Mind website for links to more information.
Thanks to producer Diane Dean and sound engineer Isabella Troppiano.
And I'll leave you now with my extended conversation with Eliza and her mother, Rachel Watt.
When did you realise that there was a name for this experience that you have synesthesia?
And so tell me about your experience, just describe what your synesthesia is and what it means.
So are there particular colours that you like better and so you judge the person according to the your favourite colour?
So you see colours associated with letters, with words, with numbers?
Do you use these personalities associated with numbers in any sort of creative way?
Have you it sounds like you've got whole stories around these personalities.
numbers don't go together.
Yeah.
Because I don't know whether you know, but Joshua Berger is developing a calculator where you can assign your own colours to the numbers.
You've tried it.
What's it like?
Rachel, tell me about when you first noticed that Eliza
Eliza, have you noticed at school that things can be a bit confusing or a bit difficult because of your synesthetic perceptions?
Your mum sent me a lovely video of you playing the saxophone.
Were you seeing colours when you were playing that music?
Do emotions affect the colours that you're seeing and the music you're playing?
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