On today’s episode Greg is joined by fellow Seminole Mark Roberti. They discuss a recap of the FSU/Alabama game (2:04), Francois’ injury and the effect of the long layoff (21:04), recap the NC state game (28:01), and discus their predictions for the game against Wake Forest and the season outlook (46:04).

Greg sits down with Sophia Frangou Ph.D., Professor of psychiatry at the Ichann School of Medicine at Mt. Sinai and distinguished Brains & Behavior lecturer to discuss the initial motivation to study psychosis (1:35), how the MRI has evolved in the last 25 years (5:05), the importance at looking at brain connectivity to solve clinical questions (11:05), the recent finding she has found regarding bipolar disorder and schizophrenia (15:02), experimental design with large human populations (26:02), what new studies her group is focused on (28:32), the abuse potential of MRI (30:12), women in academic psychiatry (32:54), and life in New York city outside of science (48:08)

In part 2 of the NFL preview show, Greg sits down with Reilly to discuss the NFC East (1:29), NFC West (26:16), NFC South (58:46), NFC North (1:28:49), and other miscellaneous league items and parting shots (2:00:34)

In part two of the college football preview show, Greg continues his conversation with Domingo Rodriguez about the shifting college football landscape and neutral site games (2:00), Reaction to the preseason AP poll (7:35), the best coaching hires of the off-season (14:08), predicting the outcome of the ACC (18:06), how to make the playoff system better (22:33), playoff predictions and rivalries (27:30), and previewing FSU/Alabama (50:54).

In Part one of the college football preview show, Greg sits down with Domingo Rodriguez about What is new in his media life (2:49). They then both take a deep dive into Florida State Football and discuss if the 2016 season was a success (12:19) as well as dissecting FSU's depth chart on offense (19:42) and on defense (41:36).

In Part one of the Greg Suess Podcast NFL preview Greg sit down with Reilly Hannapel to discuss the AFC vs NFC (2:24), the AFC East (4:04), AFC West (25:58), AFC North (42:44) and the AFC South (59:14). They then wrap the podcast up with discussing how the rookie crop of quarterbacks will fair & macro opinions on the conference as a whole (1:20:00).

Guest host Leah Krevitt talks to Rick Wolthusen, CEO and founder of the NGO On-the-Move about the importance of Neuroscience awareness in the community (4:09), how culture influences mental illness & the perception of mental disorders in the 3rd world (9:16), how to use brain education to help the 3rd world (17:55), changing the stigma of mental illnesses in developing countries(21:05), training regimens to treat mental illness (37:04), engaging the cause in Atlanta and how individuals can help those with psychiatric disorders (44:52), and gender considerations in studying mental illnesses (55:59).

In a special one year anniversary podcast, Greg chats with media expert Domingo Rodriguez on ideas that formed the Greg Suess Podcast as well as podcasts in 2017 (3:00), an outsider's perspective of Atlanta and how new media crops up in cities (22:37), Nintendo's failure with the WiiU and success with the switch (33:10), The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild (56:00), and terrorist attacks in today's world(1:03:20)

On this episode Greg sits down with this month’s Brains & Behavior distinguished lecturer Dr. Cristina Bicchieri to talk about the study of social norms, and how they predict behavior (5:51), putting a philosopher’s theories into experiments ( 7:31), applying social norm theory with UNICEF in the third world (9:11), the process and strategies of changing social norms (10:50), comparing social norms in America to Europe (18:46), using positive deviance to change culture & to start a movement (23:27), the relationship between biology & social norms (32:49), and the bureaucracy of dealing with the world’s governments (36:25).

In this episode Greg sits down with Heather Caldwell Ph.D., Brains &Behavior distinguished speaker from Kent State University to reminisce about Atlanta (1:11), looking at mentor relationships (4:30), Georgia State’s footprint at Kent State (7:00), the importance of your model in scientific research and the role of oxytocin in aggression & social behavior (10:04), what it is like working at the National Institutes of Health (19:20), the March for science (goals vs. expectations) and the importance of scientific communication (22:31), exploring Kent as a city (28:44), and diversity in science (31:06)