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Oct 27, 2015

Episode 117 - October 25

from The Pay Chen Show Hosted by Pay Chen

It's the last Sunday night show! Next week Pay's show moves to Saturday's at 3pm but you can still catch the podcasts here. Hassel Aviles (Toronto Underground Market) and Trish Magwood (author, Dish Cooking Studios) join Pay on the show to talk about their new project that will change the way you get lunch and dinner on the table. What's it like being an entrepreneur working on a start-up and how is this decision influenced by their kids? Cognitive Neuroscientist Dr. Colin Ellard talks about the psychology of haunted houses and why we love to be scared! Plus, how to create the best spooky and haunted experiences. What makes us love ghost stories and jumping out of our skin?

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