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248 –Neural Networks & Time with Dr. Patrick Simen pt. 2

Dr. Patrick Simen, an associate professor in the Neuroscience Department at Oberlin College, is back to continue an incredibly fascinating chat about the Brain, A.I., Neural Networks, and Time.

Music at the end from Alex the Astronaut with I Think You're Great.

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247 – Neural Networks & Time with Dr. Patrick Simen pt. 1

Dr. Patrick Simen is a professor of Neuroscience at Oberlin College. He stops by via zoom for an incredibly fascinating conversation on the brain, artificial intelligence, and understanding what it means to be human.

Music at the end from Barrie with Frankie.

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246 – Music and Philosophy with Domenica Romagni pt. 2

Domenica Romagni, a brilliant assistant professor in the Philosophy department at Colorado State, is back to discuss more music, philosophy, life, questioning, and more.

Music at the end from Trentemøller with All Too Soon.

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245 – Music and Philosophy with Domenica Romagni pt. 1

Domenica Romagni is an Assistant Professor in the Philosophy Department at Colorado State University, and she got her PhD at Princeton. She's a musician, rock climber, cook, and amazing cellist. We talk about all of this and more.

Music at the end from Domenica's band Bitter Bloom with Long Time Coming.

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243 – Animation and Creativity with Peter Jayne pt. 1

Peter Jayne is an incredibly talented artist and animator. He's also a fun person to chat with. He did the stop motion segment for the Dragons bit on Big Nothingness as well as lots of contributions to the Junk Show over the years. We chat about all this as well as the creative process, staying inspired, and lots more.

Music at the end from Sam Jayne and Love as Laughter with Don't Worry.

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