Graham Landi & Martin Pankhurst
Graham Landi & Martin Pankhurst
Facial Leakage
Facial Leakage
Facial Leakage
Thursday 31st October 2024
Explore the amusing concept of 'facial leakage' with Graham and Martin, as they discuss how our faces reveal our true thoughts.
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Get the buttons here!The Hidden Language of Facial Expressions
Episode Overview
- Facial expressions can reveal true thoughts even if we try to hide them.
- Changing clocks can affect mood and daily routines.
- Humorous anecdotes about mistaken identity and daily life.
- Recognising signs of substance use through facial gestures.
- Importance of understanding non-verbal communication.
Facial leakage is when someone's facial expressions give away what they're really thinking, even if their mouth says otherwise
Ever wondered why your face sometimes betrays your inner thoughts? In this episode of Sideways, Graham Landi and Martin Pankhurst tackle the amusing yet intriguing concept of 'facial leakage' - those involuntary facial expressions that give away what we're really thinking. From furrowed brows to squinting eyes, the hosts discuss how our faces often speak louder than our words.
They also share personal anecdotes, including Martin's grumpy take on the clocks changing and a hilarious case of mistaken identity involving the Northern Lights and a tomato factory. With a blend of humour and insight, the episode explores how facial expressions can reveal our true feelings, often without us even realising it. The hosts also touch on how these expressions are relevant in recovery, particularly in recognising signs of substance use.
If you're curious about the hidden messages your face might be sending, this episode is a must-listen. So, what does your face say about you when you're not looking?