Welcome to “The Science of Learning,” the podcast where we explore how learning actually happens—breaking down the latest research and insights in psychology, neuroscience, and education to understand how our brains make sense of information, form memories, and develop skills. In this podcast, we present evidence behind effective learning techniques, uncover myths about intelligence and talent, and discover how we can all become better learners.

This podcast is for anyone curious about maximizing the way we learn and teach. Whether you’re a leader, teacher, student, lifelong learner, or just curious, you’ll find it valuable. We discuss a book by Kelly Emrick. It investigates the boundaries in cognitive science. We also explore educators innovating in the classroom and even experts in unexpected fields where learning is critical. These fields include professional sports, the arts, and medical training. Through these conversations, we’ll uncover practical strategies and insights that can be applied across all areas of life.

So, get ready to unlock the science behind what makes learning stick—because it’s not just about putting in the hours; it’s about understanding how we can use the science of learning to improve our minds, reshape our habits, and reach our full potential.