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The Early Perspective

The Early Perspective

Von: Avanish Srinivasan
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The Early Perspective breaks down the brain in a way that actually makes sense. Real neuroscience, real conversations, and real questions with researchers, PhD students, and experts—explained simply.

2025 Avanish Srinivasan
  • Your Brain Doesn't Care What You Want to Remember
    Jan 10 2026

    Why do some moments stay with you for life, while information you try to remember disappears overnight?Today, Stanford PhD researcher Lucas Encarnacion-Rivera joins us to help break down what learning actually is at the biological level. He explains how experience physically reshapes the brain through changes in synaptic strength, why emotion and motivation dramatically influence memory, and why the brain prioritizes survival-relevant information over intention.

    We also explore why smell is such a powerful trigger for memory, debunk the myth of learning styles, and examine critical periods in brain development that make childhood a uniquely powerful time for learning. By grounding learning in neuroscience rather than preference, this episode reframes memory as an adaptive, biological process, not something we consciously control.

    If you’ve ever wondered why your brain remembers what it does, this episode explains why.

    Hosted by Avanish Srinivasan. Learn more at youngaxons.com.

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    48 Min.
  • Welcome to The Early Perspective Podcast
    Dec 31 2025

    A quick introduction to The Early Perspective: a podcast that breaks down neuroscience in a clear, understandable way. In this episode, get a preview of the topics we’ll cover and hear about the guests joining us starting in January. Follow so you don’t miss an episode, and learn more at youngaxons.com.

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    2 Min.
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