On part one of our COVID and sports conversation Dan, Domingo, and Greg summarize the COVID timeline and initial response (2:57), how the social culture and the economy will be altered by COVID (19:00), as well as the political response to COVID, and how opening up a country is similar to opening up a sports... Continue Reading →
On today's episode, Greg sits down with old roommate and fellow Seminole enthusiast Dan to discuss what went wrong with the Willie Taggert era (2:24), breaking down the start of the Mike Norvell era (16:08), grading the new FSU assistants (20:27), reviewing the 2020 recruiting class (35:36), then concluding with recapping the FSU basketball season... Continue Reading →
Greg sits down with Dr. Tammie Benzinger, a research professor in Neuroimaging at Washington University at St. Louis to discuss her unique role in scientific research (58s), how imaging techniques have evolved in the last twenty years (2:59), using neuroimaging to diagnose Alzheimer's disease (8:58), observing biomarkers that examine neural connectivity (17:40), the challenges of... Continue Reading →
This week's podcast is a round table discussion talking about the obstacles and roadblocks women in science careers face. Katie Partrick, Laura Cortes (Georgia State University), and Desiree De Leon (Emory University) first talk about the inspiration for conducting this podcast (5:23), what drove them to enter a STEM graduate program as well as their... Continue Reading →
On today's very special episode of the Greg Suess Podcast, Greg sits down with local Atlanta artist Karl Kroeppler to discuss his inspiration for art (2:43), how to judge art talent (6:38), his journey from Arizona to Atlanta (8:40), living with the neurological condition Trigeminal Neuralgia (12:29), the struggles of living with Trigeminal Neuralgia and... Continue Reading →
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... Continue Reading →
Heather Caldwell, Professor and graduate coordinator at Kent State Unniversity and a GSU alum reminisces 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... Continue Reading →
