Jonathan Taylor

What separates a story you instantly forget from one you can’t stop thinking about? We are seeking podcast guests for our upcoming episode, where we break down the hidden mechanics behind memorable storytelling—why certain narratives stick in the brain while others fade within minutes.

We’re looking to talk with experts who can unpack what’s really happening in the brain when a story grabs someone—and why certain narratives seem impossible to ignore. On Persuasion by the Pint, we explore the intersection of persuasion and copywriting, and this conversation will focus on the neuroscience behind attention, memory, and emotional engagement. What cognitive triggers make a story “stick”? Why do some messages fade instantly while others linger for years? We’re especially interested in perspectives that bridge theory and application—whether from neuroscience, psychology, marketing, or storytelling itself. How can creators, marketers, and writers intentionally design stories that hook attention, hold it, and ultimately influence behavior? If you’ve studied or applied the science behind compelling narratives, we’d love to explore what separates forgettable content from stories that truly move people.