# Wilder Penfield
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Wilder Graves Penfield (January 26, 1891 – April 5, 1976) was an American-Canadian neurosurgeon. He expanded brain surgery's methods and techniques, including mapping the functions of various regions of the brain such as the cortical homunculus. His scientific contributions on neural stimulation expand across a variety of topics including hallucinations, illusions, and déjà vu.
Montreal author pens new book on the founders of the Neuro
Dr. Wilder Penfield is well known by Montrealers for having helped establish the Neuro. However, one other founding members, Dr. William Cone, has been forgotten with time. Montreal-based journalist, Eric Andrew-Gee, has published a book detailing the relationship between the two and how they came …
Ep. 044 - Jeff - AI, the New Spiritual Mirror of Consciousness
Welcome to Episode 44 of The Paranormal Rundown! In this episode we have Jeff join us from Falling Knife Films. Jeff has an extensive background in paranormal investigation and research, including multiple investigations with David. He also has a very creative side, now with a focus on AI generated…
Doubting Naturalism – Dr. Michael Egnor’s story | Ep. 128
Dr. Michael Egnor spent decades trusting science to answer life’s deepest questions. As a neurosurgeon and professor, he believed the brain held the key to understanding everything — including who we are. But over time, he encountered things science couldn’t explain: children thriving with missing …
Doubting Naturalism – Dr. Michael Egnor’s story | Ep. 128
Dr. Michael Egnor spent decades trusting science to answer life’s deepest questions. As a neurosurgeon and professor, he believed the brain held the key to understanding everything — including who we are. But over time, he encountered things science couldn’t explain: children thriving with missing …
THE NEUROSCIENCE OF DMT - Andrew Gallimore PhD
How are DMT experiences neurologically different to hallucinations? How does DMT alter the world modelling of our brains? What evidence is there that the brain is receiving information on DMT rather than modelling it?
In this episode we have the extraordinary neuroscience of DMT to discuss, one of …
The Hidden Senses Your Brain Uses to Make Every Decision (S2E21)
You were taught you have five senses. You don't. Neuroscience now recognizes at least twelve distinct sensory systems, and the ones Aristotle missed are the ones quietly running your emotional life, your decisions, and your sense of who you are.
In this conversation, Phil Dixon and Cole Bastian tak…
Remarkable World Commentary Episode #92: Interview with Paul Gareau
🎙️ Remarkable World Commentary Episode #92: Interview with Paul Gareau | Donna J. Jodhan, LLB, ACSP, MBA https://donnajodhan.com/rwc-05-19-2026/
In this deeply nostalgic episode of Remarkable World Commentary, Donna welcomes Paul Gareau, retired Executive Director of the Montreal Association for t…
Dr. Penfield's Complex Legacy with Eric Andrew-Gee
Great legacies are rarely built alone.
Journalist Eric Andrew-Gee joins Davide to discuss Dr. Wilder Penfield, the celebrated neurosurgeon whose work helped map the human brain, and William Cone, the brilliant but largely forgotten collaborator beside him at the Montréal Neurological Institute. Dr…
E137 - Neuroscience and Creative Play - The power of creating with your hands
Your Hands Can Fix Brain Fog
Ever notice how you feel wired AND tired after a scrolling binge? That foggy, restless feeling has a name, and this episode is about the science-backed fix hiding in your own two hands.
In this episode of Create Today, Beth Buffington breaks down why tactile creativit…
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