Graham Landi & Martin Pankhurst
Graham Landi & Martin Pankhurst
False Memory
False Memory
False Memory
Thursday 21st March 2024
Explore how false memories can shape our reality in this engaging episode of 'Sideways'. From humorous anecdotes to serious reflections, it's a must-listen.
39 minutes
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Episode Overview
- False memories can significantly affect our perception of past events.
- Substance abuse can lead to higher rates of memory distortion.
- Support networks are crucial during unexpected challenges.
- Therapy can help in addressing and challenging false memories.
- Humour can be a valuable tool in discussing serious topics.
The difference between false memories and true ones is the same as for jewels
Have you ever questioned the reliability of your own memories? In this engaging episode of 'Sideways', hosts Graham Landi and Martin Pankhurst dive into the fascinating topic of false memories. They explore how our brains can sometimes fabricate or distort recollections, leading to moments that feel real but never actually happened.
With a mix of humour and serious reflection, they discuss everything from a goat allegedly involved in a robbery to the peculiar case of rotting jeans at the Reading Rock Festival. The episode also touches on how substance abuse can contribute to higher rates of false memories, adding a layer of complexity for those in recovery. Graham shares a personal anecdote about malware and the unexpected help he received, highlighting the importance of a strong support network.
This episode isn't just about memory; it's about understanding how our past can shape our present, even if that past isn't entirely accurate. If you've ever wondered about the mysteries of your own mind, this episode is a must-listen.