Headshake

Headshake

By Kristen A. Ruka, Nathan A. LibbyScienceLife Sciences
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Headshake episodes

  • Fasting and Furious [Lonely Brain vs. Hungry Brain]

    THE BRAIN IS HUNGRY FOR PEOPLE. Keeping in mind new experiences of isolation during the pandemic, recent research shows parallels between a socially-deprived brain craving people and a fasted brain craving food.

    Full notes at headshake.show/episodes/34

    2 hr 4 min
  • Fasting and Furious [Lonely Brain vs. Hungry Brain]

    THE BRAIN IS HUNGRY FOR PEOPLE. Keeping in mind new experiences of isolation during the pandemic, recent research shows parallels between a socially-deprived brain craving people and a fasted brain craving food.

     

    Full notes at headshake.show/episodes/34

    2 hr 4 min
  • Involuntary Gravy [Synesthesia]

    The letter A is always red to some people. To others, the sound of a car horn might always smell like pie. Libby and Ruka sensually explore the rare but real condition of synesthesia.

    Full notes at headshake.show/episodes/32

    2 hr 11 min
  • Involuntary Gravy [Synesthesia]

    The letter A is always red to some people. To others, the sound of a car horn might always smell like pie. Libby and Ruka sensually explore the rare but real condition of synesthesia.

     

    Full notes at headshake.show/episodes/32

    2 hr 11 min
  • The Full Pamph [Action Potentials]

    Returning to the land of electrophysiology, Lord Nathan and Lady Kristen focus this time on action potentials, which neurons use to send electrical signals long distances in the body. God save the Baked Bean!

    Full notes at headshake.show/episodes/30

    1 hr 49 min
  • The Full Pamph [Action Potentials]

    Returning to the land of electrophysiology, Lord Nathan and Lady Kristen focus this time on action potentials, which neurons use to send electrical signals long distances in the body. God save the Baked Bean!

    Full notes at headshake.show/episodes/30

    1 hr 49 min

About Headshake

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A stream-of-consciousness science podcast. Hosted by Kristen A. Ruka, Ph.D. and Nathan A. Libby, A.D.D.