Shamil Chandaria, PhD, a researcher with expertise in consciousness, neuroscience, and AI, explores the Bayesian brain theory and the free energy principle to explain how the brain constructs reality.
Read MoreStanford psychologist Fred Luskin, PhD, shares insights on the science of forgiveness and how practicing gratitude can promote emotional healing and resilience.
Read MoreAndrew Litchy, ND, a naturopathic medical doctor, talks about his former experience living as a monk and how to bring mindfulness into a busy life.
Read MoreRetired minister and psychotherapist, Doug Kraft, discusses the science of consciousness and how our minds construct reality.
Read MoreCognitive neuroscientist Ruben Laukkonen talks about the rarest states of consciousness and how the mind builds itself through predictive processing.
Read MoreAnna Abraham, PhD, discusses the psychological and neurophysiological bases of creativity and other aspects of the human imagination.
Read MoreNick Littlehales, elite sport recovery coach, discusses some unconventional ways of refining sleep to improve performance.
Read MoreDonald Hoffman, PhD, cognitive scientist and author, discusses how reality isn’t as it seems and why we should question everything.
Read MoreAndrew Holecek, author and meditation teacher with decades of experience, speaks about his 3-year silent retreat and what he’s learned about enlightenment
Read MoreMiguel Nicolelis, MD, PhD, neuroscientist and physician, talks about the advances and applications of brain-machine interface technology, and what this means for the future of the human mind.
Read MoreEdward Slingerland, PhD, expert on the cognitive science of ancient philosophies, discusses Wu Wei, or “effortless action” and its use in daily life.
Read MoreNeuroscientists and professors Drs. Stephen Macknick & Susana Martinez-Conde discuss the wide overlap between neuroscience and magic, and how everyday life is essentially an illusion.
Read MoreElena Antonova, PhD, neuroscientist and senior lecturer at Brunel University London, talks about the brains of long-term meditators and the 4 stages of meditation practice development.
Read MoreAntonio Damasio, MD, PhD, neurologist, psychologist and best-selling author, speaks about the evolution of the mind and the origin of consciousness.
Read MoreSidarta Ribeiro, PhD, neuroscientist, author and professor, discusses the evolution of sleep and the importance of remembering your dreams.
Read MoreRamses Alcaide, PhD, electrical engineer, neuroscientist, CEO and developer discusses the benefits, pitfalls, and ethical concerns of brain-computer interface technology.
Read MoreAmishi Jha, PhD, neuroscientist and professor of psychology, talks about her research on the neural basis of attention and the effects of mindfulness-based training programs on people in high-stress situations.
Read MoreApkar Apkarian, PhD, professor of physiology, anesthesiology, and physical medicine discusses how chronic pain works in the brain and his research on the placebo effect.
Read MoreJames Cooke, PhD, neuroscientist, writer and speaker, discusses consciousness, nonduality and how psychedelics alter the brain.
Read MoreShauna Shapiro, PhD, professor at Santa Clara University, clinical psychologist, and expert in mindfulness talks about the science supporting self-compassion.
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