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Neurofriends Podcast

by Sarah Hillenbrand

A podcast about the brain, hosted by Stanford students. We invite brainy people for science show and tell. Come geek out with us.

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Episodes

  1. Converging

    In Converging, student host Anthony Agbay talks with Dr. Levi Gadye, whose expertise is in the stem cells that live in your nose. They discuss how the retina produces color vision, the ethics of animal research, genes, tumors, and more!

  2. Tripping

    In Tripping, student host Vinh Ton talks with Dr. Eric Chan, a psychiatrist, about how mental health care is delivered to people who are homeless or in prison. For show and tell, Eric brings recent evidence that hallucinogens could target serotonin just as well as antidepressants, giving patients...

  3. Gut Feeling

    Could your gut bacteria be making decisions for you--even when choosing a mate? It certainly seems that way for flies. In Gut Feeling, student host Sophie Hearn talks with Dr. Sharon Greenblum about fly sex, a multiple choice mating test, poop (you've been warned), and why we think the gut-brain...

About this show

A podcast about the brain, hosted by Stanford students. We invite brainy people for science show and tell. Come geek out with us.

Hosted by

Sarah Hillenbrand

Produced by Neurofriends Podcast

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Frequently asked questions

How many episodes does Neurofriends Podcast have?

Neurofriends Podcast has 3 episodes on PodParley. The most recent episode was published on August 26, 2017.

What is Neurofriends Podcast about?

A podcast about the brain, hosted by Stanford students. We invite brainy people for science show and tell. Come geek out with us.

How often does Neurofriends Podcast release new episodes?

Neurofriends Podcast publishes weekly, based on its 3 episodes since August 2017.

Who hosts Neurofriends Podcast?

Neurofriends Podcast is created and hosted by Sarah Hillenbrand.
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