Have you ever wondered how we have different ideas about huge concepts like love, money and religion? Have you ever considered how misinformation can alter our individual perceptions of the world around us? We spoke to Dr Amelia Peterson about intersubjective reality, psychology and philosophy. Amelia is an educator and social scientist, with an interest in both quantitative and qualitative research, throughout her work she has looked at Policy, Political Science, Psychology and Sociology and more. Listen to find out more about intersubjective reality, how it's interdisciplinarity and how it can change the world.  Enjoy the podcast! Follow us on Instagram and leave us a review! Host & Producer - Lucia Ene-Lesikar Co-host - Eleanor Jolliffe Producer - Vishal Mistry Editor - Logan Pillay  Music - Louis Malhame

Have  you ever wondered how there are similar myths in cultures separated by  thousands of miles? Did you know you can map myths mathematically? We spoke to James Carney on Comparative Mythology and Christmas,  touching on evolutionary psychology, maths and linguistics. As well as  being part of the founding faculty at LIS, James is a polymath,  researcher and founding partner of Texture AI. Enjoy! Follow us on Instagram Host & Producer - Lucia Ene-Lesikar Co-host - Charlie Foster Producer - Vishal Mistry Music - Louis Malhame With help from Logan Pillay and Maria Angelica Madero

We are the founding students at the startup university LIS — The London Interdisciplinary School. On this podcast, you’ll find us exploring interdisciplinarity through interviews with interesting guests, including those behind LIS.  Interdisciplinarity transcends traditional disciplinary boundaries, to come up with ways to approach, understand, and tackle complex problems such as inequality, fast fashion, AI, and sustainability. Enjoy! Follow us on instagram to listen to sneak peeks of new episodes: https://www.instagram.com/thelistenerpodcast/