The Corridor
Conversations at the edge of knowledge
Long-form interviews with researchers, writers, and thinkers whose work lives in the spaces between disciplines. Hosted by Dr. Sarah Chen, The Corridor explores ideas that don't fit neatly into a single field — and why that matters.
All Episodes
The Ethics of Memory Editing
with Prof. James Whitfield
Neuroscience can now selectively weaken traumatic memories. Should it? James Whitfield walks us through the science, the philosophy, and the patients who had to decide.
Language Is a Virus: Memes Before the Internet
with Dr. Amara Osei
Long before the internet, ideas replicated and mutated through populations like biological organisms. Amara Osei traces the lineage of memetics from Dawkins to TikTok.
Building Cathedrals in Code
with Kenji Takahashi
Software architect Kenji Takahashi argues that the best code, like the best buildings, is designed to outlast its creators. A conversation about craft, patience, and technical debt.
The Colour of Sound
with Dr. Lisa Ferraro
Synaesthesia researcher Lisa Ferraro on what happens when senses cross-wire, and what it tells us about how all brains construct reality.
When Maps Lie
with Prof. David Okafor
Every map is an argument. Geographer David Okafor on the politics of projection, border-drawing, and why your GPS has a worldview.