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9 episodes

#1377: Beyond the Brain Reset: The Science of Psychedelics

Move beyond the "brain reset" metaphor to explore how psychedelics physically restructure the brain at a cellular level.

neuroscienceneuroplasticitypsychopharmacology

#1274: The Weight of "Mild": Understanding Chronic Depression

"Mild" depression isn't a light burden—it's a slow rot. Discover why clinical labels often fail to capture the reality of chronic low mood.

healthpsychopharmacologyhealthcare-policy

#1268: The Paradoxical Nap: Why ADHD Meds Can Cause Fatigue

Why do stimulants make some ADHD brains want to nap? Explore the science behind the "paradoxical effect" and the search for neurological quiet.

adhdpsychopharmacologyneuroscience

#1051: The Pharmacological Soldier: Engineering the Battlefield

Explore how modern militaries use pharmacology to bypass human biology and redefine the limits of endurance on the battlefield.

pharmacologypsychopharmacologymilitary-strategymedical-historydefense-technology

#899: 44 Hours in the Cockpit: The Limits of Human Endurance

How do pilots stay alert for 44-hour missions? Herman and Corn explore the grueling science of fatigue management in long-range air combat.

aviationmilitary-strategypsychopharmacologycircadian-rhythmhuman-factors

#837: Beyond SSRIs: The Quest for Triple Reuptake Inhibitors

Can one molecule treat both depression and ADHD? Explore the elusive "holy grail" of psychiatry: Triple Reuptake Inhibitors.

neuroscienceneurodivergencepsychopharmacology

#528: Rewiring the Traumatized Brain: The Science of EMDR

Explore the science of EMDR and how innovative therapies help adults process the biological impact of childhood trauma to reclaim their lives.

neuroscienceneuroplasticitychild-developmentpsychopharmacologyemdr

#495: The ADHD Medication Maze: Balancing Brain and Body

Explore the trade-offs between ADHD focus and heart health as we dive into neurochemistry, bureaucracy, and the search for the "sweet spot."

neurodivergenceneurosciencepsychopharmacology

#396: From Prozac to Plasticity: The New Science of Depression

Herman and Corn explore why we’re moving past SSRIs toward neuroplasticity, ketamine, and the gut-brain axis to treat depression.

neurosciencepsychopharmacologyneuroplasticity