Faceblind Jeff Waters

What a fantastic ride! Thank you to all my guests and listeners. Just a quick episode to explain the end of this podcast... and, an invitation to anyone who might like to pick it up for a season 2.

Ruth Dixon is a therapist with the NHS in Scarborough UK. She describes learning that she and her daughter both have prosopagnosia late in life, working as a therapist with faceblindness, and the importance of finding a therapist to deal with anxiety.

Phillip Neho manages all hiring for the hospitality community at Australia's magical Uluru.

https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/living-blindnessface-blindness-phillip-neho/

https://dadimprovement.com/

https://phils5cents.com/

Josh Davis is a leading researcher at the University of Greenwich into the phenomenon of Super Recognizers. These are people who are exceptionally gifted at recognizing humans by face. Josh's work is being applied as a law enforcement tool all over the world.

In this fascinating discussion, we explore:


What makes a super recognizer
Facial recognition applications in law enforcement
Differences and combination with software based facial recognition
Racial bias and ethics in recognition systems
Brain scans vs facial recognition testing

Learn more about Josh's work... and take the test yourself:

https://www.superrecognisers.com/

Chris Lipford is an Aerospace Engineer working for the US Air Force. He has an incredibly positive attitude about faceblindness that may help those of us with more anxiety around the topic.

Show notes:

https://faceblindpodcast.com/chris-lipford/

A serial entrepreneur and craft sausage enthusiast grows customer facing businesses despite living with prosopagnosia.

https://faceblindpodcast.com/chrissy-flanagan