House of Games

How Neuroscience Explains My Traumatic Childhood

Author: Donna Barrow-Green

A wild psychedelic narrative, audio collage that explores neuroscience and trauma. Based on real events House of Games is a wild ride into a 1970s family tragedy after a mother undergoes psychosurgery that results in a bizarre personality change. Presented in documentary podcast form, this story is a dark adventure into the human psyche.
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Language: en

Genres: Personal Journals, Society & Culture, True Crime

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Episode 3
Episode 3
Tuesday, 21 January, 2020

Episode 3 is a collage of audio clips from interviews and media. In particular, I present a history of my mother's mental illness, her behavior, and the recollections of her closest friend. This podcast deals with discussions of child abuse and mental illness, it may be triggering for some listeners. Created by: Donna Barrow-Green Narrated by: Donna Barrow-Green Music by: Raf Green Flowers Album. https://open.spotify.com/album/7fe1BBZGmU7FzIcIYBVS8l (https://open.spotify.com/album/7fe1BBZGmU7FzIcIYBVS8l) Audio Clip (psychosurgery) H. Thomas Ballantine, MD https://youtu.be/o_bMvfSOFIM For more on the story visit Illuminus Audio Productions, House of Games Blog where you'll find photographs, records, deeper exploration into the story: https://www.illuminusproductions.com/house-of-games/ (https://www.illuminusproductions.com/house-of-games/) (c) Donna Barrow-Green, Illuminus Audio Productions