How to Remember Names

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Learn research-backed methods to remember people's names as you follow a fictional narrative that moves through time and space. In these lessons, brought to you by the creators of Elevate, the award-winning brain-training app, you'll learn: - Proven methods to remember the names of everyone you meet - Tips for remembering details that make people unique - Memory links for 100 popular names You'll also learn some historical trivia that'll keep you engaged and entertained along the way. New lessons will be released weekly on Mondays. Access the full ad-free course for just $4 per month, or about $1 per lesson.

Season 1

  1. EPISODE 1

    Lesson 1: The Name Recovery Mission

    Learn a three-step method to remember people's names, and join The History Project — a mission to recover the names of important historical figures. Meet three people on the team, and practice remembering their names.

    8 min

  2. EPISODE 2 • SUBSCRIBERS ONLY

    Lesson 2: The Printing Press

    Drop into Ontario, Canada, in 1854, at a printing press that produces an anti-slavery newspaper. Meet three historical figures, and practice remembering their names.

    10 min

  3. EPISODE 3 • SUBSCRIBERS ONLY

    Lesson 3: The Great Charter

    Land in Runnymede, England, in 1215, and witness the signing of a famous peacekeeping charter. Meet three more historical figures, and practice remembering their names.

    9 min

  4. EPISODE 4 • SUBSCRIBERS ONLY

    Lesson 4: The Hollywood Film

    Find yourself in Hollywood, California, in 1931, on set during the taping of a film. Meet three more historical figures, and practice remembering their names.

    9 min

  5. EPISODE 5 • SUBSCRIBERS ONLY

    Lesson 5: The Name Game 1

    Participate in a game-show-style quiz to review all the names you've learned so far.

    9 min

  6. EPISODE 6 • SUBSCRIBERS ONLY

    Lesson 6: The Underwater Mission

    Enjoy the beaches of the U.S. Virgin Islands in 1970 while learning about a landmark scientist-in-the-sea program. This time, meet four historical figures, and practice remembering their names.

    9 min

  7. EPISODE 7 • SUBSCRIBERS ONLY

    Lesson 7: The Detective Story

    Pop into Sussex, England, in 1907 for a heated literary debate about a famous fictional detective. Meet four more historical figures and practice remembering their names.

    9 min

  8. EPISODE 8 • SUBSCRIBERS ONLY

    Lesson 8: The Hockey Game

    Score a ticket to Game 6 of the 1964 Stanley Cup finals in Detroit, Michigan, and learn about a heroic act of toughness. Meet four more historical figures, and practice remembering their names.

    10 min

  9. EPISODE 9 • SUBSCRIBERS ONLY

    Lesson 9: The Australian Opera

    Get a backstage pass to a concert in Melbourne, Australia, in 1909, and meet one of the country's most famous opera singers. Meet three other historical figures, too, and practice remembering their names. You've almost completed this course! To avoid a continual charge, please unsubscribe after finishing Lesson 10.

    10 min

  10. EPISODE 10 • SUBSCRIBERS ONLY

    Lesson 10: The Name Game 2

    Tune in to a final edition of The Name Game to review the names of the 28 people you've met so far. Congratulations on completing this course! Remember to unsubscribe when you've finished to avoid a continual charge.

    10 min
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Learn research-backed methods to remember people's names as you follow a fictional narrative that moves through time and space. In these lessons, brought to you by the creators of Elevate, the award-winning brain-training app, you'll learn: - Proven methods to remember the names of everyone you meet - Tips for remembering details that make people unique - Memory links for 100 popular names You'll also learn some historical trivia that'll keep you engaged and entertained along the way. New lessons will be released weekly on Mondays. Access the full ad-free course for just $4 per month, or about $1 per lesson.

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