Dr. David Brodbeck's Psychology Lectures From Algoma University

Intro stuff, done, now, on to the nervous system. Music "Beer Rights" by Battery Life

In the words of Kosh, from Babylon 5, and so it begins..... Music "Hundred Times Over" by Private Joker

Here we go again….. Music "More" by Amerikan Made

My old friend, Dave Mumby of Concordia University, visited Algoma a couple of weeks back and gave a talk about getting in to grad school. Dave is well suited for this, as he has written a book about the subject, which is entering its second edition. Music "First Semester Freedom Fighter" by Hell or Highwater

Mating Systems Music "None the Wiser" by Faraway Neighbours

Communication and Mating systems Music "Between Lakes" by Faraway Neighbours

Two lectures for the price of one!!! Music "Heavy in Step" by Faraway Neighbors

Foraging Music "Get off The Fence" by Faraway Neighbours

Animal Navigation and territoriality Music "Awkward People" by Faraway Neighbours

Not all behaviours are adaptive, but some are, ok most are…. Music "Master Deadender" by Bubble

Reconstructing the evolutionary behaviour is cool, but behaviour does not fossilize all that well.... Music "Highway" by Gone For Good

The Organization of Behaviour Music "Turncoat" by Anti Flag

From the psychology department at Algoma University in Sault Ste. Marie, ON, Canada, here's Dave Brodbeck. Courses this term PSYC 4006 - History of Psychology, PSYC/BIOL 2606 Introduction to Behavioural Neuroscience and PSYCH 3106 - Animal Behaviour

Moths, Bats etc…. Music "Code Monkey" by Jonathan Coulton

How did learning evolve Music "Master Deadender" by Bubble

There is grandeur in this view of life… Music "Turncoat" Anti Flag

Natural Selection, part 1 Music by "Chamber of Evolution"

Genetics Music "Today" by Dan Brodbeck and Corey Thompson

Here we go again! Music "Beer Rights" by Battery Life

Hey, and you thought you were done with me until September... Well, I presented this talk at the recent meeting of Podcasters Across Borders 2008 in Kingston, ON. My talk was entitled "Social (Media) Science" (pretty clever eh?) Basically I discussed using podcasting, and other online tools, in my classes. This was originally released on the show Canadian Podcast Buffet, and i am posting it here with the permission of a really tall guy named Mark.