BJKS Podcast
Benjamin James Kuper-Smith
A podcast about neuroscience, psychology, and anything vaguely related. Long-form interviews with people whose work I find interesting.
Episodes
74. Moin Syed: Glorious PNAS, editing a journal, and masterful procrastinationAugust 11, 2023
73. Tom Hostler: Open science, workload, and academic capitalismJune 23, 2023
72. Nico Schuck: Replay, cognitive maps, and multivariate decoding with fMRIJune 04, 2023
71. Lynn Nadel: Memory, The Hippocampus as a Cognitive Map, and the importance of behaviourApril 23, 2023
70. Mona Garvert: cognitive maps, fMRI adaptation, and computational psychiatryApril 08, 2023
69. Peter Gärdenfors: Conceptual spaces, knowledge representation, and semanticsApril 01, 2023
68. Isabel Thielmann: Economic games, personality, and affordancesMarch 19, 2023
67. Daniela Schiller: Social spaces, cognitive maps, and clinical applicationsFebruary 12, 2023
66. Rafael Pérez y Pérez: Story Machines, Creative AI, and Mexian serenadesFebruary 05, 2023
65. Adam Mastroianni: Conversational doorknobs, improv comedy, and a very dumb academic revolutionDecember 10, 2022
64. Gareth Barnes: MEG, OPM-MEG and the beauty of tinkeringNovember 17, 2022
63. Adeyemi Adetula: ManyLabs Africa, psychology should generalise from Africa, and multicultural collaborationsSeptember 28, 2022
62. Nils Köbis: AI, corruption, and deepfakesSeptember 13, 2022
61. Eva Krockow: Social dilemmas, antimicrobial resistance, and the value of qualitative studiesAugust 13, 2022
60. Rickesh Patel: Mantis Shrimp navigation, walking bumblebees, and scientific illustrationsJuly 03, 2022
59. Chris Frith: Two Heads, social neuroscience, and the history of the FILJune 19, 2022
58. Cameron Brick: climate change, pro-environmental behaviour, and illusory essencesJune 12, 2022
57. Peter Vuust: music in the brain, predictive coding, and jazzMay 28, 2022
56. Mary Elizabeth Sutherland: scientific editing, behavioural sciences at Nature, and how to improve submissionsMay 21, 2022
55. Angelika Stefan: p-hacking, simulations, and Shiny AppsMay 01, 2022
54. Jessica Kay Flake: Schmeasurement, making stats engaging, and the Psychological Science AcceleratorApril 07, 2022
53. Chris Chambers: Registered Reports, scheduled peer-review, and science without journalsMarch 16, 2022
52. Postdoc fellowship applications (with Toby Wise)March 06, 2022
51. Hugo Spiers: Taxi Brains, cognitive maps in humans, and working with humans and non-human animalsFebruary 19, 2022
50th episode special: reviewing one year of the podcast, lessons learnt, and plans for the futureDecember 31, 2021