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The podcast and video series that introduces you to what's possible with psychology! Hosted by Tolu Faromika, BrainCore invites leading students, researchers, practitioners, and changemakers to explore how psychological science intersects with real-world experience across disciplines, cultures, and careers.
Hosted by Tolu Faromika hosts The BrainCore Podcast, a science show with 41 episodes published.
Can AI actually be empathetic? In this episode of BrainCore, host Tolu Faromika is joined by researchers Dariya Ovsyannikova, Leif Anderson, and Zachary Grey to explore one of the biggest questions at the intersection of
Most of us don't think about dementia until it affects someone we love. But the research says we should have started much earlier.In this episode of BrainCore, Tolu sits down with Dr. Saskia Sivananthan - neuroscientist,
A conversation about mental health in Accra sounds different from one in Mumbai. The words are different, the stigma is different, the meaning is different. And for treatment to actually work, it has to start there. That
What does psychotherapy actually look like beyond diagnoses and coping strategies? In this episode of The BrainCore Podcast, host Tolu Faromika sits down with psychotherapist [Guest Name] for an in-depth conversation abo
Kayla Lewis didn't receive her ADHD diagnosis until her 30s — and it changed how she understood her entire life. In this episode of BrainCore, Tolu sits down with Kayla to unpack what late diagnosis really feels like, ho
You’ve probably heard these before: “Autistic people lack empathy.” “You can outgrow autism.” But how many of them are actually true? In this episode of BrainCore, Tolu is joined by Dr. Iris Rose to challenge some of the
What do you do when you want help… but your family says no? In this episode of BrainCore, Tolu sits down with mental health advocate Jessie Sidhu to talk about navigating mental health in cultures where it’s often misund
Did you know that two-thirds of Alzheimer’s disease patients are women? In this episode, Tolu sits down with neuroscientist Dr. Natasha Rajah to discuss why women are disproportionately affected and what researchers are
In this episode of BrainCore, Tolu sits down with behavioural scientist and professor Tosen Nwadei for a wide-ranging conversation about identity, academia, and the science of human behaviour. As a first-generation Niger
In this episode of BrainCore, host Tolu Faromika sits down with social psychologist and relationship researcher Dr. Amy Muise to talk about love, sex, and the advice we’ve all heard but rarely question. Do love languages
In this episode of BrainCore, host Tolu Faromika sits down with clinical psychology graduate student and lecturer, Melanie Mascarenhas for an honest and wide-ranging conversation about what clinical psychology really loo
What is psychology, really? In our RELAUNCH episode, Tolu takes you on a fast, thoughtful tour through the key moments in psychological history that shaped how we understand the mind today. She takes you from early philo
Is it okay if you don’t get into graduate school for psychology the first time? Should you take a gap year? What kinds of experiences should you aim to get before applying? How do I narrow down my research interests? Tol
What is psychology? What does it mean to be a psychologist? Can psychological research really have applications in our daily lives? In this episode, Tolu and Regan break down misconceptions about psychology as a science.
How does psychedelic-assisted therapy give people perspective? How does ketamine help with diagnoses like depression and anxiety? Sabina Pillai, from Field Trip Health, enlightens Tolu and Kristina on the healing potenti
What is it good for? Tolu and Kristina discuss how genetic testing may provide individuals with an opportunity to know more about themselves with Dr. Robyn Murphy (Scientific Advisor at DNALabs) and Dr. Aaron Goldman (Ch
Tolu and Kristina bring back student-entrepreneur Chloe Duckworth to discuss an exciting update! How can we improve one's ability to communicate with others? What if that one is not especially good at interpreting subtle
Our reality is starting to look interestingly similar to that of a Black Mirror episode. In this episode, Kristina and Tolu talk about the potential benefits and drawbacks of a metaverse, particularly how virtual reality
Tolu and Kristina are joined by Dr. Andrea Halpern, a Professor of Psychology at Bucknell University, to discuss memory and music! In their last episode of the year, they delve into how we remember non-verbal music. Dr.
Kristina and Tolu investigate attachment styles as it relates to their relationships with others. In this episode, they discuss their attachment style reports and its implications on their upbringing, friendships, and ro
Dr. Regan Gurung
Director of General Psychology program · Oregon State University
1 appearance on this show
Tolu
Girls Talk With Tolu (GTWT)
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Andrew Newberg
neuroscientist and author of How God Changes Your Brain and Sex, God, and the Brain · Marcus Institute of Integrative Health
1 appearance on this show
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