The Magnetic Memory Method Podcast

Does your episodic memory help you remember your first prom?

You wore a lovely turquoise gown, your mom couldn’t stop smiling, and your dad was delighted to meet your date. It was a fantastic evening…

Is coconut oil good for memory?

Well, many people think that a diet rich in coconut oil is essential to prevent brain fog, memory loss, dementia and even Alzheimer’s disease.

But…

Here’s the thing:

F…

Can you write legibly with both your left and right hands?

Midway through a gig, can you swing the guitar to your left arm and continue strumming the ballad?

If you can, you are part of that 1% of th…

Do you have enough mental exercises to genuinely help you experience real and lasting memory improvement?

Whether it’s for learning a language, or even just remembering directions while traveling the…

Memory training techniques involve more than just training. The use of mnemonics is an ancient art, craft and science practiced around the world.

And it’s not new. People have been training their mem…

Looking for ways to learn anything fast and remember it in 2018 (whatever it may be)?

You’re in the right place.

Why?

Because 2017 was a landmark year for the Magnetic Memory Method blog and podcast.

Have you been looking for the perfect learn Japanese app…

Or maybe just wondering how to learn Japanese on your own with memory techniques?

Are you still at the level where you’re searching Google wi…

Would you like free tickets to participate in or watch the upcoming Memory Games in Las Vegas?

If so, hit play on this episode of the Magnetic Memory Method Podcast.

This is a tremendous opportunit…

What is Bitcoin and cryptocurrency? And why should memory improvement fans memorize a long list of virtual currencies?

To help answer the question, Jonathan Levi joins me on this episode Magnetic Mem…

Do you reserve your Saturday afternoons for the brain fitness promised by crossword puzzles?

If not, congratulations. That could be a wise decision.

But for over 50 million people, crossword puzzles …

Do you pop vitamins for memory improvement?

For many people around the world, dumping hundreds, if not thousands of dollars per year on the hope that pills in a pretty package will lead to a boost in…

Are you sick of taking language learning courses and falling flat on your face?

Let’s face it:

Language learning is a multi-million dollar industry, ranging from online video courses to books to slip…

There are three causes of forgetting that memory science strangely never mentions.

Oh sure, the scientists talk about short term memory and long term memory.

Retrieval failure and ineffective coding.

Human anatomy isn’t exactly linear, is it?

I mean, we love using the term “from head to toe,” but…

When it comes to everything that happens between these two parts…

There aren’t a whole lot of straig…

Nothing is more valuable than the benefit of hindsight from someone with experience, especially if you want to become a mnemonics dictionary.

I know because I’ve been there. I used to struggle.

Big t…

It happens. We all have verbal diarrhea from time to time.

Sometimes we say something we think is funny. Other times we’re just being rude.

Heck, sometimes we don’t even know why we get the feeling w…

Hate flying? I sure do, but with a solid walking meditation, all aspects of the flights I take go much smoother.

Same thing with going to the dentist or making your way to the surgical table. Having …

Even if astrology is complete nonsense, it’s a neat memory exercise to know the Zodiac inside and out.

Plus, committing the star signs to memory lays the groundwork for memorizing the months of the y…

Would you like to eliminate the ‘busy-work’ from your language learning activities?

You know the ones I mean:

Scouring the Internet for vocabulary and phrases – the kind that will actually move you t…

Don’t you hate it when people spew nonsense about YOUR attention span?

I sure do. Especially when it comes to games of comparison that don’t hold water.

Like the terrible story people keep repeating …