We're digging deep into right brain / left brain communication! But metaphorically, not like...with a spoon. 



Want to get really into the weeds on this Brain Storm? Check out the PubMed.gov abstract: <a href="https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/35793619/">Running speed and REM sleep control two distinct modes of rapid interhemispheric communication</a>

We're digging deep into right brain / left brain communication! But metaphorically, not like...with a spoon. Want to get really into the weeds on this Brain Storm? Check out the PubMed.gov abstract: Running speed and REM sleep control two distinct modes of rapid interhemispheric communication

We're digging deep into right brain / left brain communication! But metaphorically, not like...with a spoon. 



Want to get really into the weeds on this Brain Storm? Check out the PubMed.gov abstract: <a href="https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/35793619/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Running speed and REM sleep control two distinct modes of rapid interhemispheric communication</a>

233: Splines

Brain Junk is an off-the-wall, totally unbelievable but true podcast where Amy Barton and Trace Kerr shake up science & history in the hunt for answers to questions you never knew you wanted to know. We bring you the inside scoop on things like: Can goldfish drive? How do whales not drown while eating? Who had the first prosthetic eye? 
We cannonball off the question high dive every other Tuesday -- those of you in the front seats, bring your ponchos. We're out to flood your brain.

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Brain Junk is an off-the-wall, totally unbelievable but true podcast where Amy Barton and Trace Kerr shake up science & history in the hunt for answers to questions you never knew you wanted to know. We bring you the inside scoop on things like: Can goldfish drive? How do whales not drown while eating? Who had the first prosthetic eye? We cannonball off the question high dive every other Tuesday -- those of you in the front seats, bring your ponchos. We're out to flood your brain.

Brain Junk is an off-the-wall, totally unbelievable but true podcast where Amy Barton and Trace Kerr shake up science &amp; history in the hunt for answers to questions you never knew you wanted to know. We bring you the inside scoop on things like: Can goldfish drive? How do whales not drown while eating? Who had the first prosthetic eye? 
We cannonball off the question high dive every other Tuesday -- those of you in the front seats, bring your ponchos. We're out to flood your brain.

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