Facts in Mind
Claim This Podcastby Kimia Grigoriev and Amber Parrow
Podcast Overview
<p>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.<br><br>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.<br><br>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.</p>
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7/5/2025
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Recent Episodes
August 21, 2025
Episode 3 - A Conversation about Lifelong Learning, Featuring Dean Nancy Coleman
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 g...
July 24, 2025
Episode 2 - Advocacy in Action: Transforming Autism Care, featuring Arzu Forough
In Episode 2 of Facts in Mind, we’re honored to feature Arzu Forough, founder and CEO of Washington Autism Alliance (WAA)—a true force for change in autism policy and community advocacy. What began as a mother’s fight for her children’s rights has evolved into a statewide movement reshaping public policy, education, and healthcare access for autistic individuals across Washington—and beyond. 💡 In this powerful episode, Arzu shares: * How she led groundbreaking legal action to ensure autism is...
July 10, 2025
Episode 1 – Why AI is So Captivating—and Why it May Never Fully Live Up to its Hype, featuring Dr. Max Krasnow
In this engaging and thought-provoking debut episode, Kimia and Amber sit down with Dr. Max Krasnow to unpack the science behind what it means to “understand”—and whether AI models like ChatGPT actually do. Dr. Krasnow begins by distinguishing true understanding from mere mimicry. He explains that while large language models (LLMs) can produce fluent, convincing language, they lack internal representations and the ability to make genuine inferences, which are crucial for human-like understand...
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- What is Facts in Mind?
<p>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.<br><br>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.<br><br>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.</p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
This podcast updates daily.
- Where can I listen to this podcast?
This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
- Does this podcast accept guests?
Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.
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