Tales of the most fascinating effects, syndromes and phenomena from the world of psychology.
The Mandela Effect is a puzzling phenomenon where large groups of people share the same seemingly false memories. Chyaz explores some of the most intriguing examples of this common occurrence and the theories behind them, exploring whether the Mandela Effect's roots are scientific...or perhaps otherworldly.
Listen to EpisodeThe Death Row last meal is a topic as fascinating as it is controversial. Chyaz dives deep into the tradition's history, a few infamous examples and the psychological reasons behind these final requests.
Listen to EpisodeHero Complex is a curious psychological phenomenon that has fascinated both medical professionals and criminologists for decades. In this episode, Chyaz explores its implications in numerous true crime cases.
Listen to EpisodeIn 1971, Stanford University hosted a unique psychological experiment. Led by Dr Philip G Zimbardo, students volunteered to act as 'inmates' or 'guards' in a mock prison. However, the study quickly took a darker turn than anticipated...
Listen to EpisodeSuperstitions are rituals many perform without much thought, such as touching wood for luck or avoiding the number 13. Chyaz digs into the origins of these customs and examines some of the most peculiar examples from around the world.
Listen to EpisodeExplore the heart-warming, true story of the Jim Twins, separated at birth and reunited as adults, only to discover profound similarities that defy explanation.
Listen to EpisodeWhat caused hundreds of children to collapse during a Nottinghamshire Marching Band Festival in 1980? Explore the ominously-titled Hollinwell Incident and the possible explanations for this extraordinary event.
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