“Stranger than Stranger Things,” demonstrates and explains a  psychological phenomenon called cryptomnesia, a situation when we mistakenly think we have an original concept but it is someone else’s and we fail to remember. An interview with Sydney musician, Melissa Kenny, presents her complex creative process and how she safeguards from cryptomnesia through a structured approach and exercising her memory.  Since we are all susceptible to this strange behaviour, I encourage listeners to be curious  rather than judgmental.
List of sounds:
• Voices:
Rob Penaflor (singing & speaking)
Jackson Wreford (speaking)
Melissa Kenny (interviewee)
Mine (hosting & singing)
• Music:
Ian Abbott (Intro, outro, intro to interview)
Melissa Kenny (Vocal Intro to Uptown Funk)
• Instrumental and sound effects from Macquarie University source and freesound.org


My Bio
I’m Brenda Stewart, a Psychology Honours student who is passionate about well-being and  emotional wholeness and an advocate for healing through education, growth relationships  and mind-renewal. I plan to practise psychology in either a clinical or educational setting.  This podcast is one small step to spur curiosity, awareness and understanding of our common  misbehaviours. I’m open to collaborative work and can be contacted via email  (brenda.stewart@students.mq.edu.au)

“Stranger than Stranger Things,” demonstrates and explains a  psychological phenomenon called cryptomnesia, a situation when we mistakenly think we have an original concept but it is someone else’s and we fail to remember. An interview with Sydney musician, Melissa Kenny, presents her complex creative process and how she safeguards from cryptomnesia through a structured approach and exercising her memory.  Since we are all susceptible to this strange behaviour, I encourage listeners to be curious  rather than judgmental. List of sounds: • Voices: Rob Penaflor (singing &amp; speaking) Jackson Wreford (speaking) Melissa Kenny (interviewee) Mine (hosting &amp; singing) • Music: Ian Abbott (Intro, outro, intro to interview) Melissa Kenny (Vocal Intro to Uptown Funk) • Instrumental and sound effects from Macquarie University source and freesound.org
 My Bio I’m Brenda Stewart, a Psychology Honours student who is passionate about well-being and  emotional wholeness and an advocate for healing through education, growth relationships  and mind-renewal. I plan to practise psychology in either a clinical or educational setting.  This podcast is one small step to spur curiosity, awareness and understanding of our common  misbehaviours. I’m open to collaborative work and can be contacted via email  (brenda.stewart@students.mq.edu.au)

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