Chris Sturdy's guest appearances

Chris Sturdy

Dr. David Brodbeck's Psychology Lectures from Algoma University

Spit and Twitches: The Animal Cognition Podcast

Matt Murphy

Matthew Murphy

Jeff Martin

Dave Mumby

Niel McMillan

Aaron Blaisdell

Brett Gibson

Suzanne MacDonald

Fiona Cross

Caroline Strang

Kristy Biolsi

Emma Tecwyn

Ed Wasserman

Jennifer Vonk

Noam Miller

OwlTail

Chris Sturdy is a professor of psychology and member of the neuroscience and mental health institute at the University of Alberta. Chris has a BA in psychology from the University of Windsor as well as an MA and a PhD from Queens University in Kingston Ontario. He studies the neuroethology of song learning and more generally songbird communication.  I was really happy he wanted to be my first guest on the podcast. We talked about a lot of different things including the influence that other researchers have had on Chris, the future of comparative cognition and the ever complicated world of gene expression in learning. Thanks to Red Arms for allowing me to mash up their music with quotes from a bunch of people in the closing theme.  Buy their music. NOW.

Chris Sturdy is a professor of psychology and member of the neuroscience and mental health institute at the University of Alberta. Chris has a BA in psychology from the University of Windsor as well as an MA and a PhD from Queens University in Kingston Ontario. He studies the neuroethology of song learning and more generally songbird communication. I was really happy he wanted to be my first guest on the podcast. We talked about a lot of different things including the influence that other researchers have had on Chris, the future of comparative cognition and the ever complicated world of gene expression in learning. Thanks to Red Arms for allowing me to mash up their music with quotes from a bunch of people in the closing theme. Buy their music. NOW.

Bonus Episode - Spit and Twitches: The Animal Cognition Podcast, Epiosde 1 - Chris Sturdy

Chris Sturdy is a professor of psychology and member of the neuroscience and mental health institute at the University of Alberta.Chris (far right) and the members of the Songbird Neuroethology LabChris has a BA in psychology from the University of Windsor as well as an MA and a PhD from Queens University in Kingston Ontario.He studies the neuroethology of song learning and more generally songbird communication.  I was really happy he wanted to be my first guest on the podcast.We talked about a lot of different things including the influence that other researchers have had on Chris, the future of comparative cognition and the ever complicated world of gene expression in learning.Thanks to Red Arms for allowing me to mash up their music with quotes from a bunch of people in the closing theme.  Buy their music. NOW.mp3 download

<a href="http://www.psych.ualberta.ca/~csturdy/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Chris Sturdy</a> is a professor of psychology and member of the neuroscience and mental health institute at the University of Alberta. <a href="http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-69e2O6HPlVs/VZVH4xAkRUI/AAAAAAAAB3A/uH49fXESefk/s1600/SNL%2Bgroup%2BFall%2B2014.JPG" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"></a>Chris (far right) and the members of the Songbird Neuroethology Lab Chris has a BA in psychology from the University of Windsor as well as an MA and a PhD from Queens University in Kingston Ontario. He studies the neuroethology of song learning and more generally songbird communication. I was really happy he wanted to be my first guest on the podcast. We talked about a lot of different things including the influence that other researchers have had on Chris, the future of comparative cognition and the ever complicated world of gene expression in learning. Thanks to <a href="https://redarms.bandcamp.com/album/welcome-to-the-new-cold-war" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Red Arms</a> for allowing me to mash up their music with quotes from a bunch of people in the closing theme. Buy their music. NOW. <a href="http://archive.org/download/Spit1/Spit1.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">mp3 download</a>

Episode 1 - Chris Sturdy