Dr. David Brodbeck's Psychology Lectures From Algoma University

My last one and then the class takes over. Music 'Highway' by Gone For Good

The Germans, they're back. Music 'Today' by Dan Brodbeck and Corey Thompson

Not what's on your mind, it's what's on your behaviour you heretic. Music 'Elvis Lives' by Skinner

Yeah, we have to cover the dirty old man from Vienna..... Music 'Remember' by The Din

Williams James and other Americans. Music 'Don't Give Up' by Rotten Bark (note: there is a screw up with the recording so I only have the first 25 minutes or so).

Just when you thought it was safe, the Germans got a sequel. Music 'Ecstasy' by Black Lab

Oooh the Germans, the Germans. Music 'Highway' by Gone For Good

I think we're actually getting close to psychology! Music 'In Search of the Perfect Moment' by The Din

You can't help but like Kant. Music 'Awkward People' by Faraway Neighbours

There be dragons here! Music 'Married a Magician' by the Dust Poets

I'm back baby, I'm back. Powerpoint slides Music First Semester Freedom Fighter by Hell or Highwater

Matthew Murphy is a Visiting Assistant Professor at Salem State University in Massachusetts, and will be a Visiting Assistant Professor at UMass Lowell this upcoming fall, teaching statistics and research methods. He earned his B.S. in Interdisciplinary Psychology/Biology in 2005 from Southampton College of Long Island University, mentored by Dr. Paul Forestell. Research experience there included work at the Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG Aquarium, and work at Brookhaven National Laboratories on a NASA-funded project on radiation's effects on auditory cognition. Matt moved on to Tufts University in Boston where he earned his M.S. in 2009 and Ph.D. in 2014, both in Psychology, under the mentorship of Bob Cook in the Avian Visual Cognition lab. His work with pigeons included absolute and relational control of auditory sequences, auditory entropy, rule-learning, spatial frequency perception, and intraocular visual memory. Matt's research interests include intraocular visual memory and self-recognition in animals.

Neil McMillan is a postdoctoral researcher in the psychology department at the University of Alberta. Neil completed his undergraduate degree (a BSc(Hons)) in 2007 with Angelo Santi at Wilfrid Laurier University in Waterloo, ON and then moved on to graduate school at the University of Western Ontario. He completed his MSc and later his PhD (in 2013) under the supervision of Bill Roberts. We have something in common there as I did a postdoc with Bill Roberts back in the mid 90s. We talked about a few things in this episode, including my bizarre inability to remember Neil's name for like the past 3 years. Of course we talked science too. Neil is interested in spatial memory and so am I. That said, no matter what, timing keeps pulling him back in. He also is first author of a pretty cool review paper that you should check out. We talked about hierarchical representations and cue conflict experiments as well, which I am quite fond of.... His recent JEP paper with his two postdoc supervisors was another

Chris Sturdy is a professor of psychology and member of the neuroscience and mental health institute at the University of Alberta. Chris has a BA in psychology from the University of Windsor as well as an MA and a PhD from Queens University in Kingston Ontario. He studies the neuroethology of song learning and more generally songbird communication. I was really happy he wanted to be my first guest on the podcast. We talked about a lot of different things including the influence that other researchers have had on Chris, the future of comparative cognition and the ever complicated world of gene expression in learning. Thanks to Red Arms for allowing me to mash up their music with quotes from a bunch of people in the closing theme. Buy their music. NOW.

The final one, until September 2016

We wrap it up, and, this was a triumph. Music "Still Alive" by GLaDOS

The final topic, but, not the final lecture Music "Hundred Times Over" by Private Joker

Plot twist! Music "Highway" by Gone For Good

Run for your lives! Music "Master Deadender" by Bubble

Latin Squares Music "A Little Bit More" by Uncle Seth