Full PreFrontal: Exposing the Mysteries of Executive Function
Episodes
Ep. 110: Big Picture 7 – Age of the Resilient Family
14 May 2020
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Send a textVincent van Gogh once wrote, “If I cease searching, then, woe is me, I am lost. That is how I look at it – keep going, keep going come ...
Ep. 109: Dr. Raun Melmed – A Prescription by Description
05 May 2020
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Send a textChildren are an enigma! Full of surprises and full of promise. However, one can be easily baffled when their boisterous high energy turns i...
Ep. 108: Margaret Sibley, Ph.D. – A Field Guide to Engaging the Inner Rebel
24 Apr 2020
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Send a textThe struggles of kids with ADHD are unmistakably unique and undoubtedly complex, but their lack of mental readiness to accept help is equal...
Ep. 107: Adele Diamond – Becoming More Self-Possessed
16 Apr 2020
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Send a textThe brain’s prefrontal cortex is often described as the “work in progress” intimating that there exists a continuum of neural develop...
Ep. 106: Linda Graham – Bouncing Back Like a Skilled Ninja
10 Apr 2020
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Send a textNothing about the COVID-19 pandemic is business as usual. In fact, the social and economic stressors are taking a toll on every single pers...
Ep. 105: Natalie Wexler – The Knowledge Gap Kids
01 Apr 2020
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Send a textWhat do extinct dinosaurs, shrinking planet Mercury, pygmies from Africa, Mesopotamian pottery, Roman bath houses, and the COVID-19 virus h...
Ep. 104: Kim Bearden – The Teacher Artisan
23 Mar 2020
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Send a textThere is a widespread acknowledgement that experts are made and not born and those who investigate how experts become experts that have stu...
Ep. 103: Chris Herman, M.Ed – The Opposite of a “Won’t Do” Mindset
12 Mar 2020
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Send a textThe classroom neurodiversity happens to pose a challenge to educators not because we have a surge in the neurodiverse student body but more...
Ep. 102: Dr. William Stixrud – Recreating the Personal 2.0 Self
05 Mar 2020
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Send a textAll parents want their children to grow up, be independent, and find happiness. Their conventional wisdom says, let me push my child to do ...
Ep. 101: Suvrat Bhargave, MD – You’re More Than What You Feel
25 Feb 2020
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Send a textUncertainly, unceasing demands, and all around unrest can provoke the feelings of restlessness, a state of irritability, and intense worryi...
Ep. 100: 10 Takeaways from 100 Conversations on the Science of Learning
07 Feb 2020
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Send a textRandomly scattered stars light up the night sky, but it is human inventiveness and imagination that has connected these cosmic dots into th...
Ep. 99: Thomas Brown, Ph.D. - Ready. Fire. Aim!
20 Dec 2019
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Send a textWhen you shoot before you aim you get bad results. But that’s what everyday impulsiveness looks like for someone with ADHD. Pencil tappin...
Ep. 98: Louisa Moats, Ed.D. - The Truth About Reading
11 Dec 2019
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Send a textThe answer to the question “What percentage of 16 million children living below the poverty line have a book in their home?” is 33%. ...
Ep. 97: ExFiles – No More Square Peg in the Round Hole
09 Dec 2019
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Send a textViolet is the first to admit that people like her, who themselves have ADHD, suffer from “foot in mouth disease”. Getting herself in a ...
Ep. 96: Dr. Mary Ann Mulcahey, Eldrich Carr, and Carmen Mendoza - Pro-EF School Culture
07 Dec 2019
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Send a textThomas Wolfe said it best, “Culture is the arts elevated to a set of beliefs”. A school culture and a home culture can have a profound ...
Ep. 95: ExFiles – Rise Like a Phoenix
15 Nov 2019
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Send a textWell-cultivated attentional processes help orient us to the right information in the environment which in return, presents us with the grea...
Ep. 94: Christopher Chabris, Ph.D. - The Clash of the Titans
07 Nov 2019
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Send a textAncient wisdom has rightfully identified problems with the human mind which is ill-fitted to deal with the perceptual ambiguity that includ...
Ep. 93: Joan Green, SLP - Augmenting Life with Technology
29 Oct 2019
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Send a text21st century living has put a strain on our brain’s capacity to plan for the future, process and retain information, and pursue the goals...
Ep. 92: Hanna Bogen Novak - Stuck in the Middle No More
22 Oct 2019
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Send a textIn their song “Stuck in the Middle With You,” Scottish folk rock band Stealers Wheel’s lyrics go something like this –”Yes I’...
Ep. 91: Big Picture 6 - No Ordinary Play
15 Oct 2019
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Send a textAccording to Dr. Stuart Brown, “divinely superfluous neurons” orchestrate a seemingly purposeless voluntary act that we call play. But ...
Ep. 90: Prof. Suniya Luthar - When Having It All Doesn’t Translate Into Having It Easy
07 Oct 2019
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Send a textAmericans were never that concerned about the issues of educating children until it dawned on everybody that children are in fact “econom...
Ep. 89: Prof. Suniya Luthar - The Affluenza Tradeoff
01 Oct 2019
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Send a textNo one is spared from the drama and trauma of growing up, not even affluent kids. However, as hard as it is to imagine, the children of hig...
Ep. 88: Michael Delman, M.Ed. - Beyond Just Semicolons & Fractions
25 Sep 2019
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Send a textSeeing an under-producing, under-performing, or generally disengaged kid is quite painful. They often struggle to connect with purpose and ...
Ep. 87: Dr. Christopher Willard - Working Out Your Heart
16 Sep 2019
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Send a textWhat’s common between a soccer mom who has a flat tire on the way to her son’s game, a Wall Street dad who just got told to stay in the...
Ep. 86: Big Picture 5 - ADHD Matters
03 Sep 2019
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Send a textPsychologist and author Alexandra Horowitz says “Attention is an intentional, unapologetic discriminator. It asks what is relevant right ...
Ep. 85: Ari Tuckman, Psy.D. - Twinning with Your Future Self
28 Aug 2019
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Send a textIf you are taking a stroll on the beach while you have parked your car at a meter, you have to set aside some mental resources to think abo...
Ep. 84: Dr. Ann Glang - The Forgotten Injury
14 Aug 2019
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Send a textIf an athlete on the high school varsity football, lacrosse, or soccer team happens to be more than typically distracted, taking too long, ...
Ep. 83: William Damon, Ph.D. - Purpose or Perish
08 Aug 2019
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Send a textThe greatest philosophical writings over the centuries have often examined the idea of the meaning of life. After the World War II, Viktor ...
Ep. 82: Kelly Cartwright, Ph.D. - Good Readers Are Good Thinkers!
31 Jul 2019
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Send a textTraveling through time, visiting imaginary places, witnessing wars and famines, and reliving crusades, is all made possible by reading. It ...
Ep. 81: Big Picture 4 - Organized Mind = Organized Life
23 Jul 2019
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Send a textOur lives have become so complex that surviving without shopping lists, calendars, scheduling apps, timers and alarms is nearly impossible....
Ep. 80: Dr. Debra A. Krodman-Collins - Lizard Brain, Wizard Brain
15 Jul 2019
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Send a textRarely in a curriculum while learning, we ask children where they feel their emotions in their own bodies and whether those feeling change ...
Ep. 79: Dr. Michele Gelfand - The Invisible Giant
09 Jul 2019
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Send a textOther than air, what is invisible, omnipresent, affects every single human being and yet is taken for granted? The answer is the cultural n...
Ep. 78: Kathleen Kryza - Examining the Struggle
01 Jul 2019
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Send a textOne shouldn’t be discouraged by the fact that learning is full of struggles as these struggles are inherent to the process of gathering f...
Ep. 77: Dr. Mark Bertin - From Flux to Flow
24 Jun 2019
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Send a textLife is complicated and we all are doing the best we can to manage its inherently challenging nature and predictably unpredictable flow. De...
Ep. 76: Big Picture 3 - Those Who Think Together, Stay Strong Together
17 Jun 2019
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Send a textYou might be great at problem solving but the true test of executive function proficiency is not just helping someone get their car out of ...
Ep. 75: Judy Willis, M.D. - Why is There No Glitter on the Floor?
10 Jun 2019
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Send a textLearning is magical but not every teacher is a magician! Astronaut Scott Kelly celebrated for his curiosity for space missions, struggled t...
Ep. 74: Mark McDaniel, Ph.D. - Do You Have a Learning Strategy?
31 May 2019
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Send a textWhen learning, why is it that people often use the most exactly ill-fitted strategies or fail to appreciate the ones that do work? An educa...
Ep. 73: Mary Kennedy, Ph.D. - A Bridge to the Real World
23 May 2019
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Send a textThe charm of entering college camouflages the real invitation to become responsible for yourself by figuring out what you want while taking...
Ep. 72: Dr. Courtney Stevens - Attention, A Force Multiplier
17 May 2019
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Send a textWe have all done it; followed the GPS blindly and reached the international terminal instead of the domestic one or forgotten to turn off t...
Ep. 71: Daniel Pink - When is the right time!
09 May 2019
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Send a textWell-built Executive Function lends itself to thoughtful decision making and on-point problem solving, advantageous to meeting personal goa...
Ep. 70: Big Picture 2 - Executive Function in Education
05 May 2019
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Send a textGoals may not change but circumstances do. Executive Function means to accomplish the goals by changing gears, repurposing solutions, and s...
Ep. 69: Professor Anders Ericsson - Experts Are Made, Not Born
28 Apr 2019
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Send a textIn 2018, John Legend became the 13th and the youngest winner of "EGOT" which stands for the big-four possible outstanding awards ...
Ep. 68: Dr. Elise Davis-McFarland - Unequal Dreams
18 Apr 2019
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Send a textWhat do Supreme Court Justice Sotomayor, academy award winning actor Leonardo de Caprio, designer Ralph Lauren, and entertainment mogul Jay...
Ep. 67: Rick Parente, Ph.D. - The Art and Science of Unlocking the Brain That Relearns
13 Apr 2019
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Send a textThe name Shepherd Ivory Franz won’t ring a bell for many, but he is a notable individual in the arena that is now known as neuropsychiatr...
Ep 66: Big Picture 1 - From a Bird’s-Eye View
04 Apr 2019
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Send a text“Executive Function refers to your choreographed ability to make yourself DO and take actions using the capacity and vision for self to y...
Ep. 65: Dr. Julie Haarbauer-Krupa - Bridge to a Life of Hope
31 Mar 2019
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Send a textOver the last several decades, the public’s understanding of a Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) and the cognitive, behavioral, and emotional ...
Ep. 64: Dr. Julie Haabauer-Krupa - Traumatic Brain Injury
18 Mar 2019
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Send a textWhat hazard could really be posed by daily activities like driving, biking, climbing, or walking? They don’t, until they do. An awkward...
Ep. 63: Dan Habib - Next to Normal
18 Feb 2019
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Send a textAbility, inability, and disability rest on a continuum where the human story comes to life. Living with a disability; whether it is a physi...
Ep. 62: Professor William Klemm - A Blueprint for Learning Success
04 Feb 2019
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Send a textGerald Belcher once said, “The best education is not given to students; it is drawn out of them.” It captures the notion that learning ...
Ep. 61: Professor William Klemm - Memory Matters
18 Jan 2019
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Send a textRajveer Meena from India successfully recalled 70,000 decimal places of pi (π) and broke the previous Guinness World Record of reciting 67...
Ep. 60: Dr. Kenneth Kosik - Build a Better Brain–Now!
05 Jan 2019
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Send a textThe hopeful expectation of living into old age is often marred by the fear of the irreversible decline in one’s abilities and mental facu...
Ep. 59: Dr. Kenneth Kosik - The Aging Brain’s Destiny
26 Dec 2018
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Send a textEven while leading a healthy mental and physical life, no one can be certain about the aging brain’s destiny. The stage of life marked by...
Ep. 58: Dr. Tim Pychyl - Off the Scale and Onto a Treadmill
08 Dec 2018
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Send a textThere’s no guarantee you will step on a treadmill right after stepping off a scale with disappointing number. Goals clash with fears an...
Ep. 57: Dr. Tim Pychyl - No More Procrastination
26 Nov 2018
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Send a textNo one has been spared from the strong impulse to put things off for later. You might find yourself cleaning out the refrigerator when you ...
Ep. 56: Dr. Robert Brooks - Goodness of Fit
08 Nov 2018
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Send a textWhen talking about his sad mess of a childhood, author Augustine Boroughs’ fantasy of normalcy resembled to that of "fabric-softener...
Ep. 55: Dr. Robert Brooks - Calling For A Charismatic Adult
01 Nov 2018
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Send a textRoberto Benigni’s critically acclaimed role in the movie Life is Beautiful, which earned him an Oscar, poignantly illustrates what a cari...
Ep. 54: Dr. Judy Wolman - There’s No Silver Bullet
15 Oct 2018
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Send a textAs a youngster growing up in 70s, if I had struggled to retain facts, or to learn a second (more like third) language or did not grasp adva...
Ep. 53: Dr. Judy Wolman - Navigating the Educational Terrain
25 Sep 2018
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Send a textNo one is free form worrying about their children and their success. From sippy cups, nap times, and play dates, parents move on to worryin...
Ep. 52: MaryAnn Brittingham - A Garden for Sutter Keely
18 Sep 2018
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Send a textSutter Keely is a smart, goofy, sensitive, troubled, unserious, and lost teenager who doesn't have the best Executive Function skills....
Ep. 51: MaryAnn Brittingham - iMotivate
11 Sep 2018
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Send a textA child opens a fun little children’s book and comes across two words ‘trogglehumper’ and ‘frothbuggling’. He’s immediately dra...
Ep. 50: Dr. Nancy Rappaport - A Misbehaving Child is a Discouraged Child
13 Aug 2018
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Send a textA recent headline read, “Demonic child on flight” that described a passenger who filmed his horrific experience while traveling with a ...
Ep. 49: Dr. Nancy Rappaport - Hold Back the Slap
02 Aug 2018
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Send a textRecently, during a baptism ceremony, an 89-year old French priest lost his cool and slapped a 2-year old toddler in the face, who wouldn&ap...
Ep. 48: Dr. Kathy Perez - Ladder to the Sky
15 Jul 2018
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Send a textFor a west Philadelphia high school dropout, Troy Carter has had an incredibly impressive career where as a talent scout, manager, and prod...
Ep. 47: Dr. Kathy Perez - The Engagement Consultant
09 Jul 2018
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Send a textEach day, more than 7 million children in the United States are left to their own devices for at least some period of time after the school...
Ep. 46: Dr. Julie Ann Washington - A Mistake Stick Sounds Better
22 Jun 2018
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Send a textWhen Office Depot® sells a pencil on their website the description says, “Brand Basic Wood Pencils, #2 Medium Soft Lead, Pack Of 36”. ...
Ep. 45: Dr. Julie Ann Washington - Meet Me at the Margins
15 Jun 2018
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Send a textOn April 11, 1734, a tiny notice appeared in the small corner of the Pennsylvania Gazette owned by Benjamin Franklin that read, “Ready mo...
Ep. 44: Dr. Roy Baumeister - A Blueprint for Success
21 May 2018
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Send a textEvery day we go to bed knowing we have left many things unfinished, allowed intrusive thoughts about unfinished business interrupt the work...
Ep. 43: Dr. Roy Baumeister - Self-Control–Antidote for Self-Sabotage and Imprudence
14 May 2018
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Send a textA secret ingredient in the life of an easy-going, popular kid with lots of friends and good grades is self-control. Eventually, this kid gr...
Ep. 42: Dr. Carol Westby - Seeing Eye Dog for the Mind-Blind
04 May 2018
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Send a textWired magazine once challenged 39 sci-fi writers and creative types to put their artistry to test by writing a 6-word story. Author of belo...
Ep. 41: Dr. Carol Westby - M is for Mindreading
27 Apr 2018
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Send a textIn the world of limitless possibilities, there is a limit as to how much one can know about the minds of others. Take an example: Have you ...
Ep. 40: ExFiles – Prison Indeed
13 Apr 2018
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Send a textFrank Darabont’s most prudent decision came when he spent just a $1 for one of Stephen King’s 1982 short stories Rita Hayworth and Shaw...
Ep. 39: Dr. Christine Carter - Beating Down the Ho-hum
09 Apr 2018
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Send a textWhat war can you win with a deck of cards, a bible, a dictionary, and a bottle of sherry? A war against the drudgery of daily mundane. To b...
Ep. 38: Dr. Christine Carter - Models vs. Critics
02 Apr 2018
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Send a textHave you ever wondered if you’re doing it right, particularly when it comes to parenting? Have your good intentions to push your kids fai...
Ep. 37: Dr. Ronald Siegel - Optimal Executive Function Through Mindful Rechanneling
25 Mar 2018
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Send a textThe game of Chutes and Ladders, originally invented in India and known for the snakes instead of chutes, is a great allegory for life. With...
Ep. 36: Dr. Ronald Siegel - Who’s In Charge–You or Your Mind?
15 Mar 2018
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Send a textWorld-class athletes, politicians, artists, and even entrepreneurs have fallen from grace because of their personal salacious digressions o...
Ep. 35: Jerry Hoepner, Ph.D. - Brain Reconstruction Ahead – Expect Delays
27 Feb 2018
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Send a textWould you be willing to head-butt a ram for an icy cold bottle of Mountain Dew? That’s the kind of lighthearted foolery that got a lot of...
Ep. 34: Jerry Hoepner, Ph.D. - Peeling the Layers of a Meltdown
20 Feb 2018
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Send a textIn NBC’s award winning series, This is Us, Mandy Moore’s character Becca, a new mother of three, leaves the house for the first time af...
Ep. 33: ExFiles – No Comic Relief
12 Feb 2018
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Send a textWhat’s the difference between blowing bubbles in the yard, watching a drunk shovel snow in a shopping cart, and listening to Rodney Dange...
Ep. 32: Sam Goldstein, Ph.D. - Educrystal Ball
05 Feb 2018
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Send a textTaking care of children by feeding them, protecting them, and loving them is not the same as preparing them for their future. American educ...
Ep. 31: Sam Goldstein, Ph.D. - Let’s Not Give Them Something to Talk About
02 Feb 2018
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Send a textIf you’re trying to bum a cigarette from someone outside a bar after midnight be prepared for them to say no. Talented actor, Shia Lebeou...
Ep. 30: Stephanie Carlson, Ph.D. - The Homer Simpson Effect
18 Jan 2018
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Send a textThe creator of The Simpsons, Matt Groening, once described Homer Simpson as “a loving father but he’s ruled by his impulses”. Homer...
Ep. 29: Stephanie Carlson, Ph.D. - Most Visible in its Absence
11 Jan 2018
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Send a textWhen, “What to Expect When You’re Expecting” hit the bookstores in 1984, authors Heidi Murkoff and Sharon Mazel had no idea that thei...
Ep. 28: Phil Zelazo, Ph.D. - Know Thyself
03 Jan 2018
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Send a textThe end of the year inventory often reveals a track record of failed diets, disorganization, and an ever-so thinning bank balance which is ...
Ep. 27: Phil Zelazo, Ph.D. - The Power to Resist
26 Dec 2017
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Send a text“In order to avoid buying those unnecessary items, don't go shopping at those stores.” Says a financial adviser Michael Markey. Bu...
Ep. 26: Randall Engle, Ph.D. - Spotlight on the Wrong Target
11 Dec 2017
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Send a textWhat does a fatal plane crash by a veteran pilot and a patient death from a wrongful dosage by an expert nurse have in common? They both mi...
Ep. 25: Randall Engle, Ph.D. - Fine China of Cognition
05 Dec 2017
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Send a textIf life was a play, some activities would be the star of show and others would be just ‘extras’. The mind is often full of thoughts abo...
Ep. 24: ExFiles – Self-Prevails
01 Dec 2017
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Send a textFame and success is not necessarily an antidote to self-doubt. Oscar-winning singer-songwriter, Sam Smith, once said, “I still doubt myse...
Ep. 23: Clancy Blair, Ph.D. - To Pop or Not to Pop
27 Nov 2017
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Send a textJung-ah Choi writes that during a parent-teacher conference she discovered that her son was misbehaving in his kindergartner class. Upon fu...
Ep. 22: Clancy Blair, Ph.D. - Shock Absorbers in the Brain
21 Nov 2017
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Send a textAt age 6, his mother said to him, “Why don't you just kill yourself? You’re such a burden to me.” At age 9, his mother drove him...
Ep. 21: Fred Morrison, Ph.D. - Diamond Dust & Self-Regulation
14 Nov 2017
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Send a textIn 1885, William Bentley placed a snowflake under his camera lens and took a first-of-its-kind photo only to then spend the next 50 years o...
Ep. 20: Fred Morrison, Ph.D. - Shoelaces to Self-Control
01 Nov 2017
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Send a textThe Google search for “how to teach a child to tie shoes” comes up with approximately 7.5 million hits. Obviously, parents and adults i...
Ep. 19: ExFiles - Staging Success
27 Oct 2017
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Send a textPeople like Dr. Mae C. Jemison live by the dictum, “if you're bored, you are not paying attention.” That philosophy has served her...
Ep. 18: Carol Tavris - I’m Not My Mistakes
24 Oct 2017
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Send a textHave you ever tried to point out mistakes in someone – maybe in your child, spouse, employee, or even your boss? And what do you get? A s...
Ep. 17: Carol Tavris - The Sharp Sting of Dissonance
16 Oct 2017
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Send a textYour 20-something-year-old son decides to buy a car without your help and you come to find out that he got ripped off. He tells you the sto...
Ep. 16: Frans de Waal - Demystifying the Bi-Polar Ape
10 Oct 2017
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Send a textOn a daily basis we direct our attention, guide our instincts, and move from making micro to macro decisions feeling that we are fully in c...
Ep. 15: Lynn Meltzer, Ph.D. - From Pimples to Projects: Taking Charge of HOW to Learn
03 Oct 2017
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Send a textPre-teen years are a breeding ground for pimples, mood swings, eye-rolls, and social awkwardness. But that’s not the only stuff these kid...
Ep. 14: Lynn Meltzer, Ph.D. - Project “Run-Away”
26 Sep 2017
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Send a textIf not properly handled, some projects can spiral out of control like a runaway train. Assignments involving project-based learning profess...
Ep. 13: Prof. Mark McDaniel - Don’t Forget You’ll Forget–How To Improve Prospective Memory
18 Sep 2017
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Send a textWhat do a sponge, a needle, or a drill bit fragment have in common?Well these are the most common but harmful things that a surgeon can lea...
Ep. 12: Prof. Mark McDaniel - Prospective Memory–Your Memory For The Future
11 Sep 2017
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Send a textElephants never forget! But I guess we do. Forgetting to drop off dry cleaning, book a hotel or register for a class on time can cause disr...
Ep. 11: Dr. Hal Hershfield - Befriend Your Estranged Future-Self
04 Sep 2017
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Send a textHowever creative we might be, the human blind spot disallows us from imagining ourselves vividly in the distant future. Neuroscience says w...