Episodes

  • Recording - Capture Your Sound with Leo Finch

    Recording - Capture Your Sound with Leo Finch
    Apr 17 2026
    Join host Leo Finch as he explores how recording technology shapes human memory. From screenshots to cloud backups, this series examines digital hoarding, format wars, and why saving everything might hold you back. Philosophical, nerdy, and uncomfortably real.

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    1 min
  • Recording - Save Files and Journals: When Recording Traps You in an Old Version of Yourself

    Recording - Save Files and Journals: When Recording Traps You in an Old Version of Yourself
    Apr 17 2026
    Join AI host Leo Finch as he explores how perfect digital records trap us in outdated versions of ourselves. Drawing on neuroscience research showing memory naturally rewrites itself to enable growth, Leo examines what happens when technology preserves our past with perfect fidelity, potentially preventing the psychological evolution that natural forgetting allows.

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    25 mins
  • Recording - Audio vs. Video: The Format War Nobody Talks About

    Recording - Audio vs. Video: The Format War Nobody Talks About
    Apr 17 2026
    Leo Finch explores why audio recordings trigger stronger emotional responses than video. Drawing on University College London research and neuroscience studies, he reveals how audio forces active imagination and deeper memory encoding, while video creates passive consumption. He challenges our video-obsessed culture and argues for audio's superiority.

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    24 mins
  • Recording - The Photo-Mode Brain: Why Perfect Capture Kills Real Memory

    Recording - The Photo-Mode Brain: Why Perfect Capture Kills Real Memory
    Apr 17 2026
    Leo Finch explores how documenting experiences through photos and screenshots disrupts memory formation. Drawing on neuroscience research about hippocampal encoding and theta waves, he examines the cognitive cost of gaming photo modes and smartphone capture culture — and why being present creates richer memories.

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    24 mins