This is M.P.R.S. in Visibilia. I'm Elise Spiegel.

And today we have a new episode for our fall season.

This one is from my co-host, Hannah Rosen. Here's Hannah.

A friend of mine once told me a story about how when she was very little,

she was sitting in the backseat of a car and an old song came on the radio and she started singing it.

Like she knew all the words, which really freaked out her parents.

Because they were pretty sure she'd never heard the song before.

And they definitely couldn't remember her listening to the song enough times to memorize it from start to finish.

It's a weird thing when something pops into our brains and we have no idea how it got there.

Even weirder when it happens in a kid.

In the weirdest maybe when it's your kid.

Because as a parent you have this idea that most things in your little kid's head were put there by you.

The talking about the girl made.

Who is Grammy?

Which brings us to our story today about a four year old boy named Van.

According to Van's parents who prefer to remain anonymous.

This spring, Van started talking nonstop about memories that couldn't possibly be his own.

Like the time he told them he used to work at a hardware store and he drove a pickup truck.

A white Chevy pickup truck.

Who said Chevy and that was like, I don't think you know.

There's no idea what that is at all.

Or the time they were walking out of pre-K and passed a skateboard.

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