Sana Khadar

But hearing her say that she regretted not having the nose of her ancestors anymore was actually really helpful in a weird way to hear.

Mm.

That is clinical psychologist and researcher Professor Gemma Sharp from Adelaide University.

You also heard from Dr. Sarah Burnell, research fellow at the Bolton Clark Research Institute.

And producer Rose Kerr reported on this episode.

So thank you, Rose.

Thank you, Sana.

Additional thanks to senior producer James Bullen and sound engineer Roy Huberman.

I'm Sana Khadar.

I host and produce All in the Mind.

And I'll be back next week with another episode.

Catch you then.

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We need to take our critics and our cheerleaders and turn them into coaches.

Hey there, a heads up, this episode is one from our archives.

There is just something about youth that makes you think you're invincible.

Kirk Gray was a pretty typical teenager in that he thought he was invincible, especially behind the wheel of a car.

So when he and some friends were running late to the movies one night, he hit the gas.

That's too bad, because in his blind spot was a brand new Mercedes-Benz.

Kurt starts driving in a blind panic.