A po' boy sandwich is a traditional sandwich from Louisiana, typically made with roast beef or fried seafood (such as shrimp, crawfish, oysters or catfish) served on a baguette-like roll. The sandwich is often dressed with lettuce, tomato, pickles and mayonnaise. It is a popular food item in New Orleans and can be found at many restaurants throughout the city.

Learn more about Sean Matthew Howard:

• Saint Schizophrenia Studios - https://www.saintschizophreniastudios.com/
• Sean’s Tiktok - https://www.tiktok.com/@saintschizophrenia

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Don’t believe everything you think. Our brains can sometimes give us bad advice. What happens when we begin to question that inner voice that we associate with our primary concept of self? My guest is actor/ artist/storyteller Sean Matthew Howard of Saint Schizophrenia Studios. Sean shares how his experiences growing up that led him to question his inner voice and how that changed him over time. 

• Links to resources mentioned in this episode: 
• Saint Schizophrenia Studios - https://www.saintschizophreniastudios.com/ 
• Sean’s Tiktok - https://www.tiktok.com/@saintschizophrenia 
• Greater Good Science Center - https://ggsc.berkeley.edu/ 
• Seven Ways to Cope with Uncertainty - https://greatergood.berkeley.edu/article/item/seven_ways_to_cope_with_uncertainty 

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How accurate are your autobiographical memories? In this episode, I take some time to check in on my own memories with my guest, Melissa Mann, currently director of donor communications for Reason Foundation, a national media organization and think tank that publishes Reason magazine, produces original videos, and uses in-depth public policy research to educate policymakers, journalists, and option leaders on the ideas of individual liberty, free markets, and the rule of law. (She writes a lot about a wide variety of political and cultural trends.) She started at Reason in 2001, took a detour in 2018 to let her hair go gray, and rejoined the organization in 2020.

Mann earned a bachelors' degree in diplomacy and world affairs at Occidental College in Los Angeles and attended graduate school at Kaiser-Wilhelms-Universität Bonn, Germany, where she also worked as a policy analyst in the German federal parliament. She has been, at various times, a drive-time terrestrial radio personality, a commercial voiceover actress, a journalist, a homeschooling parent, and a screwer-on of factory cogs. She is mom to Rook, who lives in the Seattle area, and the hu-mom to Charlie, a generally disinterested but sweet husky mix. She and her husband Michael Johnson, a retired movie propmaster, recently joined the California exodus and moved to a temperate rainforest in the Blue Ridge mountains of western North Carolina. 

Melissa and I discuss episodic memory, focusing primarily on our memories of the death of John Lennon.

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