Brain Science Live 3: On Creativity

Brain Science with Ginger Campbell, MD: Neuroscience for Everyone

Ginger Campbell, MD

Life Sciences, Health & Fitness, Neuroscience, Medicine, Brain, Science

4.8 • 896 Ratings

🗓️ 15 August 2018

⏱️ 16 minutes

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Summary

For this month's session on Facebook Live I did a brief recap of BS 143, which was an interview with Elkhonon Goldberg about his new book Creativity.

There is some listener feedback but I hope to have more next month.

Remember next month we will be talking about BS 144, which was about Language in the Brain. You have until September 1 to submit questions or comments and of course, you can join me LIVE on September 6 at 8PM Central and submit comments then.

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0:00.0	Welcome to Brain Science Live, Episode 3. If you're new to the podcast, you can find
0:10.6	full episodes and show notes at Brain Science Podcast.com. Today, our discussion is going to be
0:17.6	based on episode 143, which was an interview with the neuropsychologist, Dr. Elkanon
0:23.5	Goldberg, about his latest book, Creativity and the Human Brain in the Age of Innovation. I featured a
0:30.0	couple of Dr. Goldberg's earlier books during the first season of this show way back in 2007.
0:35.9	So, anyway, we're talking about episode 143 tonight.
0:41.4	The goal of these Facebook live sessions is to create a new way for listeners to share
0:46.2	their feedback in questions. This episode was released in March of 2018, and this was the first
0:52.3	time that I announced my intention to begin these monthly
0:58.1	Facebook Live sessions. Besides hoping to get listeners to get more involved, my other goal was
1:04.2	to create extra content for my premium and Patreon supporters. I'm going to explain how that works at the end of our conversation.
1:14.0	First, I want to take just a minute to explain the format of today's conversation.
1:19.0	First, you can submit comments or questions at any time, but I might not respond to them
1:25.9	immediately.
1:30.9	I see my favorite niece, Heather, is on there.
1:37.2	Hi, Heather. Please hang on. You'll learn something. Anyway, if you're watching, but you don't want to comment, just at least say hi, like Heather did, so that I know that you're out there.
1:42.7	I'm going to start out with a brief review of the key ideas that we explored in episode
1:46.6	143.
1:48.0	This is going to be a review for some of you, but it's going to allow anyone who's new to the show
1:52.4	to have a sense of what the episode was about and hopefully to understand any questions
1:57.0	or comments that are submitted by listeners.
1:59.7	Then after that brief review, I'm going to explore listener feedback from two sources.
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