Facts in Mind
Facts in Mind
Podcast Description
Facts in Mind is a podcast for curious minds. We explore everything from science, psychology, and technology to education, culture, and public health. Each episode breaks down complex ideas into thoughtful, accessible conversations—designed to spark curiosity, promote deeper understanding, and support inclusive learning for all.Co-hosted by Kimia Grigoriev and Amber Parrow, who met at Harvard Extension School while juggling work, family, and school, the podcast was born from their shared passion for making knowledge accessible. As founding President and Vice President of the Harvard Extension School Psychology Student Club, they built a community focused on education, advocacy, and empathy.Whether we’re talking about mental health, AI, grief, language, neurodiversity, or education reform, Facts in Mind connects facts to real-life meaning—because knowledge should be for everyone.
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The podcast covers a broad range of themes including science, psychology, technology, education, culture, and public health. Episodes delve into specific topics such as the implications of AI in understanding human cognition, the complexities of mental health, and neurodiversity. For instance, Episode 1 discusses the understanding behind AI with expert Dr. Max Krasnow, highlighting key distinctions between human and AI comprehension.
Facts in Mind is a podcast for curious minds. We explore everything from science, psychology, and technology to education, culture, and public health. Each episode breaks down complex ideas into thoughtful, accessible conversations—designed to spark curiosity, promote deeper understanding, and support inclusive learning for all.
Co-hosted by Kimia Grigoriev and Amber Parrow, who met at Harvard Extension School while juggling work, family, and school, the podcast was born from their shared passion for making knowledge accessible. As founding President and Vice President of the Harvard Extension School Psychology Student Club, they built a community focused on education, advocacy, and empathy.
Whether we’re talking about mental health, AI, grief, language, neurodiversity, or education reform, Facts in Mind connects facts to real-life meaning—because knowledge should be for everyone.
Join Kimia and Amber for Episode 3 of Facts in Mind featuring Dr. Nancy Coleman Ed.D, Dean of Extension School and the Division of Continuing Education (DCE) at Harvard University.
In this episode, we explore the power of lifelong learning and how Harvard DCE supports learners of all ages—offering flexible, high-quality education through both degree and certificate programs.
From high school students as young as 16 attending Harvard Summer School, to adult learners pursuing undergraduate or graduate degrees through the Extension School, to professionals earning certificates in specialized fields, and retirees engaging in enriching courses through the Institute for Learning in Retirement—DCE is built for everyone.
Whether you’re advancing your career, changing paths, or learning just for the love of it, this conversation highlights how education at every stage of life can be accessible, meaningful, and transformative.
Dr. Nancy Coleman is the Dean of Harvard Extension School and Continuing Studies at Harvard University. Learn more about her experience as an executive, in leadership, and a staunch advocate for innovation in education.
Facts in Mind is a podcast for curious minds. We explore everything from science, psychology, and technology to education, culture, and public health. Be sure to follow and subscribe so you don’t miss an exciting episode with the latest thoughts and research from our expert guests!
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