Shenanigans with Shreya

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Half Scientist. Half Musician. Join me as I navigate the complexities of a Comp-Neuro-Sci Masters, the nuances of music, and the fascinating intersection where logic meets creativity. From lab reports to garageband, I’m documenting the journey of a 20-something trying to decode the science of the brain and the art of everything else. Expect deep dives, messy real-world applications, and plenty of Neurons, Notes, and the Noise in Between. If you’re currently navigating your 20s, looking for a bit of intellectual harmony, or just love a good tangent—you’re in the right place.

  1. Jul 29

    How to Do Everything (Just Not All at Once) | S3 Ep 12

    A neuroscientific perspective on how to everything everywhere (not) all at once. We've reached our final episode of season 3 (what?!) In this episode, we dive into a topic that resonates with many of us – the challenge of trying to do too much at once and the societal pressures that accompany it. Have you ever felt overwhelmed by the expectation to achieve everything by a certain age? Today, I want to share insights on how to navigate these pressures and cultivate a more balanced approach to life. Thank you for joining me on this journey through season three of Shenanigans with Shreya. I’m excited for what’s to come in season four, and I hope you carry these insights with you as you navigate your own paths. Remember, take care of yourselves, and I can’t wait to see you again soon. #podcast #neuroscience #student #psychology #dopamine #productivity

  2. Jul 22

    Welcome to 1970s Los Angeles: Sunset Strip, Rock & Roll & Utopian Dreams ft. Richard Lefkowitz | S3 E11

    Welcome to Fabulous Angeles: A Journey Through the Psychedelic 70s In the heart of the 1970s, Los Angeles thrived as a cultural epicenter, pulsating with the vibrant beats of rock and roll and the innovative spirit of a generation seeking peace and love. In this episode, we delve into the extraordinary experiences of Richard Lefkowitz, a civil litigator, musician and author, who navigated the thrilling landscape of this tumultuous era, as recounted in his book, "Welcome to Fabulous Angeles." The book offers a window into a bygone era, filled with lessons that remain relevant today. As we navigate our modern world, we can draw inspiration from the 70s—a time when art, music, and community thrived which can inspire us to carry forward the spirit of love and peace, striving for a better tomorrow. A super fun episode and a huge shoutout to Richard for this wonderful conversation ✨ You can find out more by visiting https://fabulousangeles.com/

  3. Jul 15

    The Science of Comfort Shows: Why Your Brain Loves Rewatching, Frontal Lobe Maturity & The 20-Something Paradox | Live at Crossed Wires S3 E10

    Delighted to be posting this live episode straight from the Crossed Wires 2026 Loose Lip's Stage! I have intentionally left this audio unedited to capture the essence of a live, on stage episode. Excited to share this one and thank you for listening 💙 And a huge thank you to Crossed Wires Festival, the world's biggest podcast festival, for bringing me on. I would love to be back x A little bit about this episode: In today’s digital age, where we find ourselves constantly bombarded with information, it’s essential to understand how our brains work and how they interact with the world around us. In this live episode, we explore the fascinating insights of neuroscience, psychology, and the arts. You’ll discover how our brains develop, the science behind our comfort shows, and the role of dopamine in our daily lives (dopamine basically runs the show). By understanding how our brains work, we can make more informed choices about how we engage with the world around us. Whether it’s selecting a comfort show, managing our dopamine levels, or simply enjoying our favorite music, these insights equip us with tools for navigating our daily lives. Key Takeaways: - Our brain development affects decision-making processes, especially in younger individuals. - Comfort shows provide a sense of security and relaxation. - Understanding dopamine can help us balance our motivations and mental health. - Music has a powerful impact on our emotions and well-being, connecting us to our past and enhancing our experiences.

  4. Jul 8

    The World of Modern Music: AI vs. Artistry, Music Influencers, Networking & Algorithms ft. Aaron Dore | S3 E09

    In today's episode, I had the pleasure of sitting down with my childhood friend, Aaron, a talented musician currently pursuing his master's degree in music in the United States. We dive into his musical journey, the impact of technology on the music world, and how social media is changing the way musicians connect and network. Aaron's experiences highlight the evolving nature of the music industry and the impact of technology on musicians. As artists navigate this changing landscape, their passion for live music and the connections they build through social media may be crucial to their success. Super fun episode! Thanks for listening x Social links so you can connect with today's guest✨ https://www.instagram.com/aaron.dore03/ https://www.instagram.com/zephyriawindquintet/

  5. Jul 1

    Why we're OBSESSED with Validation, Dopamine driven Phone addictions and Being your Authentic self ft. Aarushi Basu | S3 E08

    Today I am joined by one of my dear friends; Aarushi! In today's episode, we yap (alot) about exploring how to navigate burdens and expectations placed upon oneself. From the concept of parentification to the complexities of performance vs existing and how to shine your own, true light along with dealing with stressful educational environments growing up and dopamine induced phone (social media) addictions - this episode is filled to the brim with yapping and plentiful tangents. Enjoy x

  6. Jun 24

    How to Survive a Heatwave: Why we're MELTING at 30°C, No-AC Biological Hacks | S3 E07

    IT IS SO HOT OMG ☀️ As temperatures soar and heat waves sweep across Europe, many of us find ourselves struggling to cope with the sweltering heat. If you're feeling overwhelmed by the rising mercury, you're not alone. In this episode, we'll explore why heat waves can be particularly challenging for those of us living in regions where air conditioning is sparse. We'll also dive into practical tips on how to cool down your body and mind during these extreme conditions. We got this! Eat lots of ice cream and HYDRATE!!

  7. Jun 17

    The Science of FIFA: Why we're OBSESSED with the World Cup - Messi vs Ronaldo, Fandom Neurobiology, Host Economics | S3 E06

    Welcome back to the Shenanigans with Shreya podcast! Today, we dive deep into the FIFA World Cup 2026, the most expansive and anticipated sporting event, taking place in the United States, Canada, and Mexico. With 48 nations competing, this tournament is not just a game but an emotional spectacle watched by billions around the globe. Have you ever wondered why football, a game where 22 players chase a ball, can evoke such passion and unity among nations? In this post, we'll explore the fascinating intersection of sports science, cognitive psychology, and the socio-economic implications of the World Cup. Actionable Insights from the Pitch As we reflect on the World Cup's implications—psychological, emotional, economic, and inspirational—there are several takeaways we can apply: 1. Embrace Emotional Engagement: Just as fans are emotionally invested in their teams, find ways to engage deeply with your passions. 2. Reflect on Milestones: Use significant events in your life as anchors to reflect on growth and progress. 3. Balance Aspirations with Realism: When pursuing big goals, consider the long-term implications of your investments—be it time, money, or effort. 4. Learn from the Greats: Study the mindsets of successful individuals in your field; their strategies can provide valuable lessons. In conclusion, the FIFA World Cup is not just a sporting event; it's a profound cultural phenomenon that intertwines our psychological makeup, societal dynamics, and economic realities. As we eagerly anticipate the upcoming tournament, let's appreciate the depth of what this event represents—uniting nations, inspiring individuals, and creating lasting memories.

  8. Jun 10

    The Science of BookTok: Why we're OBSESSED with Off Campus - Character Tropes, Emotional Literacy & Healthy Masculinity | S3 E05

    For all the viewers who have watched Off Campus and are OBSESSED like I am. We inevitably had to break the show down, neuroscientifically, psychologically and creatively ✨ Get ready to dive into the neuroscience behind these compelling narratives (and of course we had to have an honorary mention of "Heated Rivalry" iykyk) . So grab some popcorn, you'll probably be rewatching the show (again) after this. Anticipated Releases - Off Campus' Season 2: Focused on Dean and Allie, this season will continue to explore the complexities of their relationship, ensuring fans remain captivated. - Heated Rivalry Season 2: Adapted from Rachel Reid's sequel, this season promises to delve into more serious themes as relationships go public.

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Half Scientist. Half Musician. Join me as I navigate the complexities of a Comp-Neuro-Sci Masters, the nuances of music, and the fascinating intersection where logic meets creativity. From lab reports to garageband, I’m documenting the journey of a 20-something trying to decode the science of the brain and the art of everything else. Expect deep dives, messy real-world applications, and plenty of Neurons, Notes, and the Noise in Between. If you’re currently navigating your 20s, looking for a bit of intellectual harmony, or just love a good tangent—you’re in the right place.

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  • Creator
    Shreya A.
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    37
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © Shreya A.
  • Show Website
    Shenanigans with Shreya