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July 31, 2005

New series of BBC All in the Mind:

raj_persaud.jpgLast Tuesday saw a new series of the BBC version of All in the Mind hit the airwaves.

It's broadcast on BBC Radio 4 and hosted by psychiatrist Raj Persaud, and is quite separate from the ABC Radio National version - also called All in the Mind - just to add to the confusion.

The BBC version has a different format to the Radio National All in the Mind, as it typically covers several topics in one week, sacrificing depth for breadth and variety.

All of the editions of the BBC programme are archived on the website as realaudio streams, and the first programme covers the psychology of negotation, happiness and a relatively new method of brain scanning called magnetoencephalography or MEG.


Link to BBC Radio 4 'All in the Mind' website with realaudio archive.

—Vaughan.

Posted at July 31, 2005 04:00 PM

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