

The Magnetic Memory Method Podcast
Anthony Metivier
The Magnetic Memory Method Podcast is your portal to creating Memory Palaces and using mnemonics for memorizing foreign language vocabulary (and a lot of other precious information too). Hosted by Anthony Metivier, the founder of the Magnetic Memory Method, a systematic, 21st Century approach to memorizing foreign language vocabulary in a way that is easy, elegant, effective and fun.
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May 11, 2023 • 42min
Does Reading Make You Smarter?: 14 Books to Boost Your Brain
 How does reading make you smarter? The science is clear and I've got tips and tactics are for you, along with great books to boost your IQ. 

May 3, 2023 • 37min
How to Focus When Reading
 Learning how to focus when reading is easy when you use these tips. Learn what I do to concentrate as a PhD when I can't focus on reading. 

Apr 28, 2023 • 2h 42min
Secrets of the Massively Distributed Memory Palace with Richard Rubin
 Richard Rubin, memory expert with the Massively Distributed Memory Palace technique, discusses the power of memory techniques, location-based mnemonics, niche appeal of mnemonic techniques, a memory competition in Rome, limitations of AI for mnemonics, potential of cognitive neuro prosthetics, concerns about merging technology and the brain, memorizing multiple decks of cards, the concept of a massively distributed memory palace, the memory abilities of Max Maven, and the concept of memory and letting go. 

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Apr 19, 2023 • 41min
How to Read a Book and Remember The Details That Matter
 Learn strategies for faster reading, improved recall, and better comprehension. Explore the benefits of inspirational reading and analytical reading. Discover the significance of analyzing genre and composition. Explore Cintopical Reading and comparing ideas. Get tips for scheduling reading time in the digital era. Develop a reading strategy and become the architect of your dreams. 

Mar 29, 2023 • 21min
The 4 Stages of Learning & How To Speed The Important Ones Up
 Explore the stages of learning and the best approaches to speed up the important ones. Examples include Captain Edward J. Smith's unconscious incompetence, Stevie Wonder's conscious competence, and mastering the fundamentals. Discover the importance of breaking down learning, developing unconscious competence with memory techniques, and the stages of life. 

Mar 23, 2023 • 18min
Cognitive Needs: How To Understand & Remember Maslow's Hierarchy
 Most people miss the most important tier of Maslow's hierarchy of needs. Fulfill all the cognitive needs quickly and unleash your potential. 

Mar 3, 2023 • 52min
How to Rewire Your Brain and Boost Memory With Neuroplasticity
 If you want to know how to increase neuroplasticity, there are two simple rules that make rewiring neural pathways a breeze. Learn them now. 

Feb 22, 2023 • 40min
The 3 Best Teas for Memory, Focus, Concentration & Brain Health
 Explore the relationship between tea, memory, focus, and brain health. Discover the calming effects of different teas and the benefits of personalized Chinese herbal tea. Learn how Chinese herbal medicine can improve memory and focus. Emphasize the importance of consistent practice for memory mastery and learn memory techniques for memorizing musical scales and arpeggios. Discuss the benefits of tea for brain health and enhancing overall well-being. 

Feb 15, 2023 • 1h 11min
Advanced Memory Palace Problems Solutions With Don Michael Vickers
 Don Michael Vickers, an amazing Canadian memory athlete, shares advanced Memory Palace tactics and strategies. Topics include solving memory palace problems, progress on a follow-up novel that teaches memory techniques, different approaches to memorization, and strategies for memorizing decks of cards. The speakers also discuss memory issues with mishearing and misnaming, encoding techniques, building a supportive community, and exploring new techniques. 

Feb 7, 2023 • 42min
Is Spaced Repetition The Best Study Hack? Yes, But Only If…
 The podcast explores the effectiveness of spaced repetition learning, discusses optimizing retention and different methods of spaced repetition, explains the history and implementation of spaced repetition, explores elaborate reversal and scheduling recall practice, and provides advice on using memory techniques for teaching students. 


