Circular Memory Learning
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Circular Memory Learning
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Recorded: OCTOBER 21ST 2025.
In this episode we focus on the theme of Innocence. We start by looking at the concept in legal and political terms, especially when it comes to immigration and rights. We also look at the role of innocence in relation to learning but also the responsibility it entails with reference to holding on to information. We explore the oral tradition and consider ideas like reverse learning, artificial intelligence, reading internally rather than out loud, and how music can assist in memorization. Some of the works mentioned are Robert Frost’s “Nothing Gold Can Stay”, S.E. Hinton’s book and F.F. Coppola’s film “The Outsiders”, Irene Vallejo’s “Papyrus”, Christopher McQuarrie’s “Mission Impossible Dead Reckoning and the Final Reckoning.” For more information on the Propeller Model Approach the book "Living With(in) Your Ends: An Approach to a Novel Life" is a reference for this as well as other articles by Kev. See also: Brian Cox (actor) on the inner child, Intergenerational Trauma, Reverse learning, Reversal learning. Music and post-production by 'A Serious Happening'.