That song you once loved? Now it’s your alarm—and you hate it.

Why does the brain turn comforting sounds into sources of stress?

In this episode, we explore the strange psychology of sound aversion: from ASMR losing its charm, to alarms ruining your playlist, to ancient queens who loved the sound of silk tearing.

Discover how your brain rewires emotional responses to sound, and why your ears may hold more memories than you think.

Let’s talk noise, nostalgia, and the neuroscience of listening.

Ever wondered why bones shrink and marrow turns oily with age?

In this episode, I share firsthand observations from the operating room during knee and hip replacement surgeries, revealing the science behind cortical bone thinning, trabecular collapse, and osteoporosis.

We’ll also explore cultural practices that shaped bones—from Chinese foot binding to the “long neck” tribes, and even royal figures with fragile skeletons.

A blend of medical insights, surgery stories, and history, this episode uncovers how to protect your bones as you age.

Your grandma told you to drink hot water. Your friends said "eat it while it's hot." But what if your favorite comfort rituals are slowly burning more than just your tongue? In this episode, we dive into the steamy world of hot drinks and piping-hot meals — from cultural habits to scientific red flags. We’ll explore the real risks of drinking above 65°C, the mystery behind tongue burns, and whether “too hot to handle” is more than just a metaphor.