Your brain’s doing its best, but what you see isn’t reality. It's more like a useful hallucination that lets you interact with the world.

Can you see the world in your mind’s eye, or is it all a blank? Come find out why not everyone has mental imagery.

Does the memory of your own birth disappear? Or was it never there in the first place?

Hello, is it meaning you’re looking for? Well, you won’t find it if you keep repeating the same word.

Find out what’s happening in the brain when you have an out of body experience, and how to trick yourself into having one!

Some people can’t bear noises like crunching, pen tapping and slurping. Why is that and how can research help them?

It's probably not that we've glitched into an alternate reality, just that we're not very good at remembering…

It’s called pareidolia and it’s amazing! But why do our brains do it?

Déjà vu expert Courtney Aitken explains why it sometimes feels like time has gone in circles.

While memory for daily life may go, memory for emotions remains. Dr Lauren Rooney explains…

A chat with my guest Zack Cahill about the research on whether child prodigies are made or born.

It’s a myth - but how did it get started and why do we still believe it today?

Quick, take a selfie! Now, click to find out why you’re likely to have shown one side of your face to the camera.