TED Radio Hour with Manoush Zomorodi – “How Does Your Brain Perceive the World?”

In this wide-ranging TED Radio Hour episode about how our brains construct reality, Francesca brings the conversation down to something deeply human: connection. She reframes flirting not as performance, pressure, or trying to get a specific outcome, but as a customizable way to create a moment of connection and help another person feel seen, special, and acknowledged. Drawing on both her TED Talk and her own journey from awkward dater to love coach, Francesca shares how curiosity, attentiveness, sincere compliments, and playfulness can make everyday interactions feel warmer, more alive, and more meaningful. Her segment offers a refreshing reminder that in a world shaped by isolation, screens, and disconnection, small acts of real-life presence can change how we move through the world—and even how we find love.

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