Program: All In the Mind

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All in the Mind is an exploration of the mental: the mind, brain and behaviour — everything from addiction to artificial intelligence.

Airs Sunday 1pm. Repeated: Monday 1.30pm, Friday 2.30am.

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Conspiracies: why people change their mind

What if your entire understanding of the world — your beliefs, how you parent, how you work, how you interact with friends at the pub — all came crashing down? For Stephanie, Jules and Joel — who are all former conspiracy theorists — that was their…

Published: SatSat 13 Jul 2024 at 6:00pmwith Sana Qadar

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Duration: 30 minutes 31 seconds

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How bystanders (like you) can help stop domestic violence

After enduring years of abuse, Robyn Westgate was jailed for the murder of her husband. Now out of prison, she runs training programs that aim to reduce domestic violence. Robyn says the key is empowering people to be better bystanders.

Duration: 29 minutes 6 seconds

Published: 6 Jul 2024Sat 6 Jul 2024 at 6:00pmwith Sana Qadar

Dark tourism + selfie sticks = moral outrage

Since the days of gladiator battles and public hangings, dark tourism — our attraction to places linked to death and despair — has been a part of human behaviour. But there's something in the 21st century that's causing debate… Selfies.

Illustration of a man taking a selfie. His head has been replaced with a large face emoji with no mouth.

Duration: 30 minutes 12 seconds

Published: 29 Jun 2024Sat 29 Jun 2024 at 6:00pmwith Sana Qadar

How to win the battle for better sleep

Do you wake up each morning refreshed and well-slept? Or are you the kind of person who tosses and turns for ages before falling asleep, ruminating on all of your missteps and stresses from the day? If you chose option two, this episode is for you.

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Duration: 29 minutes 6 seconds

Published: 22 Jun 2024Sat 22 Jun 2024 at 6:00pmwith Sana Qadar

Can music inspire mania?

Long before Bieber fever and Swifties, there was Lisztomania. Franz Liszt was a Hungarian composer who inspired such intense fandom and frenzy that it was dubbed mania.

Illustration of Franz Liszt playing piano in front of a seated crowd.

Duration: 30 minutes

Published: 15 Jun 2024Sat 15 Jun 2024 at 6:00pmwith Sana Qadar

Feature Articles

These conspiracy believers thought vaccines were used to control us before something changed their minds

Four former conspiracy theorists held beliefs that governed almost every aspect of their lives. Then, for each of them, a powerful trigger made them change their minds.

Joel Hill, with bald head and black t-shirt, smiles sitting at wooden table with grass and green bushes behind him.

Published: SatSat 13 Jul 2024 at 10:00pm

Robyn was in an abusive marriage for more than 10 years. One conversation was pivotal

After enduring years of abuse, and then years in prison, Robyn Westgate now runs a training program which aims to reduce domestic violence.

A woman with brown hair and a grey jumper, sits in the sun by a river.

Published: 8 Jul 2024Mon 8 Jul 2024 at 9:00pmby Fiona Pepper

Stuck in a doomscrolling dive? Here are signs of 'vicarious trauma' to watch out for

Experts think exposure to traumatic content on social media, such as uncensored images coming out of the Middle East, can give some people PTSD. So what signs should you look out for, and how can you protect yourself?

A girl sitting cross-legged looking at her phone with a worried look on her face; and her forehead in the palm of her hand

Published: 4 Jul 2024Thu 4 Jul 2024 at 8:00pmby Anna Salleh and Sana Qadar

These people were deep conspiracy theory believers for years. Then came an earth-shattering moment

In the depths of the conspiracy world, Stephanie Kemmerer hated herself and everyone around her. She felt trapped in disinformation — but here's how she finally got out.

Stephanie Kemmerer, smiling widely, wears singlet with words: Former conspiracy theorist. She has curly fair hair and tattooes.

Published: 11 Jun 2024Tue 11 Jun 2024 at 10:50pmby Anna Kelsey-Sugg and Sana Qadar

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