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EPISODE · Mar 12, 2026 · 44 MIN

The Body’s Storyteller — The Somatic Sensory System

from Cellular and Molecular Biology for Research · host Ahmadreza Gharaeian

Your skin, muscles, and joints are constantly talking — and your brain is always listening. In this episode, we dive into the somatic sensory system, the network that lets you feel a soft breeze, a burning flame, or the sharp sting of a pinprick.Unlike sight or hearing, this system isn’t confined to one organ — it’s everywhere. It’s how you sense touch, temperature, pain, and body position, working together to map your body’s reality in real time. From the pleasure of warmth to the lifesaving agony of pain, these sensations define what it means to live in a body.Join us as we uncover how your nerves translate texture, pressure, and even itch into the rich, continuous language of feeling — a story told entirely through electricity and experience.

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