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The Memory Project
by Mixbook
On The Memory Project, Mixbook CEO and co-founder Andrew Laffoon talks with psychologists, researchers, and storytellers who study how memory works and the role it plays in our lives. Each episode pairs research with real stories, exploring how memory shapes identity, how families hold onto what matters, and how we navigate loss, milestones, and everything in between.You'll leave each episode with something you can use: a new way to think about memory, ideas for capturing and remembering important moments, or a reason to call someone today. The Memory Project is part of Mixbook's ongoing work to understand, preserve, and celebrate the memories that make us who we are.
Episodes
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More Than Memory: What Dementia Really Looks Like
What does dementia really look like? Ty Lewis, a Certified Dementia Practitioner, Educator, and Advocate, has cared for her mother, Gertrude, through Alzheimer's for more than a decade. In this episode of The Memory Project, she tells host Andrew Laffoon, CEO and Co-founder of Mixbook, what the...
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Leave Nothing Unsaid: Keeping Family Memories Alive After Loss
When a fire took her home, Anne Albertson learned what a fire takes, and what it can’t. They were safe, and she is grateful. But the hardest part came after: learning to be grateful and heartbroken at the same time. In this episode of The Memory Project, Andrew Laffoon, CEO and Co-founder of...
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How Memory Shapes You: What a Core Memory Really Is
What if memory isn’t just something you have, but the very thing you’re made of? In this episode of The Memory Project, host Andrew Laffoon sits down with cognitive psychologist and Palo Alto University provost Dr. Christie Chung to explore how memories don’t just record your life — they shape…
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How Memory Actually Works
You remember it perfectly. The problem is that you rewrote it the last time you told the story. Cognitive psychologist Dr. Christie Chung, provost at Palo Alto University, joins Mixbook CEO and co-founder Andrew Laffoon to explain what your brain actually does when you remember. Memories aren't...
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Welcome to The Memory Project
On The Memory Project, Mixbook CEO and co-founder Andrew Laffoon talks with psychologists, researchers, and storytellers who study how memory works and the role it plays in our lives. Each episode pairs research with real stories, exploring how memory shapes identity, how families hold onto what...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
On The Memory Project, Mixbook CEO and co-founder Andrew Laffoon talks with psychologists, researchers, and storytellers who study how memory works and the role it plays in our lives. Each episode pairs research with real stories, exploring how memory shapes identity, how families hold onto what matters, and how we navigate loss, milestones, and everything in between.You'll leave each episode with something you can use: a new way to think about memory, ideas for capturing and remembering important moments, or a reason to call someone today. The Memory Project is part of Mixbook's ongoing work to understand, preserve, and celebrate the memories that make us who we are.
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