Chapter
Exploring the Relationship Between Our Brains and Our Experiences
34:54 - 40:42 (05:47)
The host of a new podcast examines how our brains and experiences are related and aims to answer unusual questions to help us understand our realities. The episode briefly touches on Japanese flood myths and indigenous flood myths from the Pacific Northwest correlating to a particular event, but the main focus is on the podcast's exploration.
Clips
The speaker discusses a flood story from Brittany and its relationship with flood myths of the indigenous peoples in the Pacific Northwest by cross-correlating dates that led to a new discovery in storytelling.
34:54 - 38:30 (03:35)
Summary
The speaker discusses a flood story from Brittany and its relationship with flood myths of the indigenous peoples in the Pacific Northwest by cross-correlating dates that led to a new discovery in storytelling. The speaker also mentions their new podcast, which explores the connection between our brains and experiences by addressing unusual questions.
ChapterExploring the Relationship Between Our Brains and Our Experiences
EpisodeWhy Do Great Flood Myths Seem To Be Universal?
PodcastStuff You Should Know
Check out The Manawalk Caves, Inner Cosmos with David Eagleman, and On Purpose with Jay Shetty to hear inspiring stories and valuable insights from guests about their journeys and personal growth journeys.
38:30 - 40:42 (02:11)
Summary
Check out The Manawalk Caves, Inner Cosmos with David Eagleman, and On Purpose with Jay Shetty to hear inspiring stories and valuable insights from guests about their journeys and personal growth journeys.