💄🧠 Lipstick on Labcoats: Where science meets curiosity, intelligence, and a little sass! Hosted by Dr. Ashlei Lewis, this podcast explores neuroscience, psychology, artificial intelligence, technology, consciousness, and human behavior. From breaking down complex scientific concepts to challenging misinformation and exploring bold ideas, we make science engaging, relatable, and thought-provoking. Part of the NeuroViu Network, inspiring curiosity, critical thinking, and lifelong learning. Because intelligence never goes out of style! 💋
The Neuroscience of Being Wrong: Why Your Brain Protects Your Beliefs
Why do we defend beliefs even when evidence challenges them? And why doesn't intelligence automatically protect us from being wrong?
In this episode of Lipstick on Labcoats, Dr. Ashlei Lewis explores the neuroscience and psychology behind confirmation bias, cognitive dissonance, motivated reasoning, and the emotional attachment we develop to our beliefs.
From misinformation and social influence to the importance of scientific humility, discover why critical thinking requires more than having an opinion; it requires the courage to question it.
Because being intelligent isn't about always being right. It's about being willing to learn when you're wrong.
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16 Sept 2026
The Observer Effect
What happens when you actually start paying attention to yourself?
In this episode of Lipstick on Labcoats, we're exploring the observer effect, self-awareness, habits, metacognition, social media, and the science of behavior change. We often move through life on autopilot...reacting to situations, repeating habits, checking our phones, overthinking, or responding emotionally without stopping to ask why.
But what happens when you pause and simply observe?
We'll break down the difference between the observer effect in physics and the way observation can influence human behavior. We'll talk about why your brain loves patterns, how becoming aware of your reactions can create space for different choices, and why self-awareness should be about curiosity—not constantly criticizing yourself.
We'll also explore the spiritual side of self-examination and what it means to honestly look within.
Because sometimes transformation doesn't begin with changing everything.
Sometimes it begins with simply noticing.
Your life is the laboratory.
You are the observer.
And the experiment is already happening.
Tune in to Lipstick on Labcoats and ask yourself: What might I discover if I actually started watching me?
8 Sept 2026
The Attention Experiment: What Happens When You Stop Giving Everything Your Mind?
Your attention is one of the most valuable resources you have—and in a world of notifications, algorithms, endless scrolling, and constant stimulation, everyone wants a piece of it.
In this episode of Lipstick on Labcoats, we go inside the brain to explore attention, dopamine, reward prediction, multitasking, habit formation, social media, meditation, and cognitive overload. What happens when your brain is constantly switching between tasks? Why does your phone feel so difficult to ignore? And how does repeated exposure to information shape the way we perceive the world?
We also explore the spiritual side of attention—from the practice of stillness and meditation to the biblical idea of guarding your heart and renewing your mind.
Most importantly, this episode turns your attention into an experiment.
What happens when you stop immediately responding to every notification?
What happens when you sit in silence?
What happens when you create instead of constantly consume?
What happens when you intentionally decide what deserves access to your mind?
Because you don’t have unlimited attention.
You have a finite amount of consciousness in a world competing for it.
The algorithm is learning what captures you. The question is: are you learning how to capture your own attention?
Welcome to the laboratory.
The experiment starts when you put the phone down.
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