Titanic (1912), Titanic (1997) or Titanique: the historical event, the James Cameron film or the camp musical, all the stuff of legend which capture our imaginations. But why? Come share in the passion and curiosity as Kevin and Nia explore this legendary story and the psychology that perpetuates the 'myth'.

Thinking Bluey is just for kids? Some cheap animation for preschoolers about Australian dogs? Think again! Nia and Kevin discuss one of the greatest shows (and most watched on Disney+)! bringing together psychology, storytelling and attitudes on parenting and chidlhood. Find out why they love this show so much and (maybe) why you 'should' too....

Faithful or Traitor… or just human? For the first episode of series 2 of Mything People, we look at the psychology behind The Traitors and why suspicion, storytelling, and groupthink lead us all astray. Why are humans delightfully terrible at spotting lies and brilliant at stirring the drama?

The Ghosts of Christmas Past, Present and Future have visited Nia and we can now bring a festive, cheerful examination of Christmas movies and play a game of Hallmark Christmas movie bingo!

Santa Claus is coming to town...but is he coming to Nia's house? He might find the chimney blocked, the doors locked and the Elf-on-the-Shelf in the bin.

Can Kevin Claus convert Naughty Nia to spread some festive cheer?!

For our last episode of series 1, we're looking at those stories that don't give us closure. How do we cope when we are left hanging? What can we do when we need to know what happens next?Nia wants to rant and potentially start TV/Film/Book reviews.... Left us know your thoughts!

From Hercules to hospital porters, Robin Hood to The Mabinogi, we’re asking: what really makes someone legendary? Is it bravery? Greatness? Or just good PR?In this myth-mashing episode, we dive into the ripples of legacy...from London 2012, the overlooked heroes of care work, and why society hands out statues to billionaires but forgets its best. There’s models, rules, drive, and one almighty emotions wheel. Plus: the Simpsons, sad endings, and a big finale twist involving Terror Management Theory (Google it, or just listen) ;)

Why childhood doesn't exist and why we should stop thinking it does.

What advice do you think the world needs to hear? In this shorter episode Kevin and Nia share ten points given by our future (or current?) rulers: TikTok and ChatGPT on what humanity needs to be told. Is it kind? and do you agree?