What memory...?: Recent Episodes

Josh Reed and Stephen Masters

The survivor's guide to stroke and brain injury

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Testing the connections.

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Watching myself having a stroke in real time.

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Shaken and stirred, not down and out.

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Negative thinking is good for you!

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Why multi-tasking is a myth, and mono-tasking is magic.

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Celebrating how far we've come, and where we're going.

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The power of delusional thinking.

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Can we trust brain injury advice from sycophantic chatbots?

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Why the 'Cocktail Party Effect' is ineffective after stroke.

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Things to think about when interviewing...after brain injury!

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Why our feelings go haywire after brain injury.

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"If you go to the woods today..."

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Life is messy, even without the brain damage!

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An app that outsources the brain.

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25% of stroke survivors experience intense news anxiety.

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The ups and downs of Prediction vs. Perception.

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Pharmacies can be exhausting and exasperating!

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Just looking at Art is good for our brain - and body.

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The neuroscience debate and AI.

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Our brain's ability to adapt is child's play.

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We always mean what we say, except when we don't.

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There's a national shortage of stroke specialists.

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Looking forward and thinking ahead. The new ideas for 2026.

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Our private lives are our own. Until brain injury.

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Neurological research re-writes Shakespeare's 'Seven Ages of Man'.

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Giving up on unattainable goals is really good for your health.

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'Just Do It' is better than 'Just Think About It".

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Getting into a habit is all down to dopamine.

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At last! A gigantic step in the right direction.

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Computer games mimic our perception of 3D reality.

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Welcome to micro-memory mayhem!

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Anosognosia, aka stroke 'denial'. If you can't spell it, you're in it

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Gemma Green: coaching Josh to physical recovery, with fun and attitude.

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Clawing our way out of the wildfire.

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Why our 'get-up-and-go" gets up and goes.

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How to consciously counteract stress after stroke.

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How does our brain create memories?

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"It's powerful to help other people".

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Collecting our stroke data nationwide.

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When we can understand, but can't respond.

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Show me the money! The national cost of brain injury.

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Gut instinct. Not so much a feeling, more a sense of self.

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the revolutionary device that will transform stroke recovery!

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A short chat goes a long, long way.

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Logical thinking is not as straightforward as we logically think.

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Luke Griggs, head of Headway, discusses the charity's 5-year plan.

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Look out for the side-effects!

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Making sense of our chaotic brains.

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The politics of brain injury.

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Our internal voice can have a stroke too!

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Brain-computer interfaces: the future of stroke recovery.

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A nationwide research and innovation project to look forward to.

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Getting in the right headspace for recovery.

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Visualising the structure of our brain.

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'Do not go gentle into that good night'. Do the paperwork first.

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We remember all the right events. But not necessarily in the right order!

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What is this podcast about? Where did that cat come from!

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Finding the Care-Work balance.

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The world of work is a world away.

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The other side of brain injury recovery.

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This year: organise a plan to get more organised.

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Looking back to the future.

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The real me, still here!

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'What to do instead of having another stroke'.

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Acquiring our place on The Spectrum.

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How Aphasia affects communication.

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Prevention or Recovery. Your choice.

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When our Circadian Rhythm goes out of whack!

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Tick tock, tick tock, tick tock...boom.

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We think in stories, until we lose the plot.

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When our eyes can see, but our brain can't.

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There's many a slip twixt brain and lip.

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Who's who in the medical naming game.

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In plain sight. Out of their minds.

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Is your life reactive or proactive?

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We put the wit into witzelsucht.

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A damaged brain can get depressed.

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Lose your mind - make new friends.

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"I can do music. I can do teaching. But I can't do life".

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Rossana, Josh's mother, talks about her life after his stroke.

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Paul Chambers elucidates the benefits of putting pen to paper.

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Here for another year; celebrating survival and recovery.

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Confidence is competence; what goes around, comes around.

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Other people's emotions are a mystery.

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Entertainment culture turns a head injury crisis into a drama.

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Smaller steps lead to bigger gains.

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"Fight for your life!"

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What doesn't kill us, makes us stronger...possibly.

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"Every day is a bonus day!"

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We can't beat Fatigue. But we can manage it. Here's how...

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Onward and upwards to a gloriously uncertain future.

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Brain damaged? Look on the bright side!

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Fatigue Apocalypse: Day of the Living Dead.

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Abysmal failure....or Abstract masterpiece?

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The long day's journey to the post box starts with a single step.

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Prof. Barbara Wilson explains how Covid can cause Stroke.

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Keep calm and cover up. I'm fine...apart from the brain damage.

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You know your life's gone downhill when you wake up dead.

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Forgetting to remember we've forgotten, again.

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Remembering we've forgotten to remember.

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Why life under Lockdown is similar to life after brain injury.