Sana Khadar

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2,999 appearances 51 recordings 5 series first heard Feb 2020 last heard 14 Aug

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All In The Mind · Pretty privilege, surgery stigma and the cosmetic procedure paradox · 25 Apr 2026 podcast

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.

All In The Mind · The psychology behind our moral outrage · 18 Apr 2026 podcast

ABC Listen.

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.

He doesn't really know where he's going.

And he ends up driving into a strip mall parking lot where he's cornered.

This is terrifying and comedic now with distance.

Now, this comment confused Kurt, and it incensed him because, yes, of course, it was wrong that Kurt had nearly smashed into the guy, that he could have killed him, but now Kurt felt like he was the victim, with this guy cornering him and threatening him.

Kurt Gray is all grown up now, and he's a professor of psychology and neuroscience at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, where he directs the Center for the Science of Moral Understanding.

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