Sleeping + Dreaming w/ Barrett Klein and Dr. Zlatan Krizan

Here We Are

Shane Mauss

Science

4.8 • 1.1K Ratings

🗓️ 8 December 2021

⏱️ 103 minutes

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Summary

This week, Shane is talking with Dr. Zlatan Križan, Professor of Psychology at Iowa State University, and Barrett Klein, Professor of Biology at UW-La Crosse who are meeting for the first time to film this incredible episode that crosses both their fields of research. Dr. Križan directs the Sleep, Self, and Personality Laboratory (SSPeL) that examines how sleep and personality intersect with social behavior and self-regulation. Barrett Klein is the head of The PUPATING LAB is where he studies insect behavior, sleep biology, and explore the ways in which insects have affected humans throughout history. In the full episode they quantify sleeping, dreaming, and their causes. They discuss sleep across different species, as well as how much sleep humans need, and how we can get the most out it! Thank you for watching and being an inquisitive being. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Hello, everybody, and welcome to the show's sleep episode two of my favorite guests ever combined
0:09.0	on one show.
0:10.6	This is an awesome one.
0:12.0	I love the subject of sleep, perks me right up.
0:16.7	Hey, I love sleeping.
0:18.5	I think sleeping is fascinating.
0:20.5	Thank you.
0:21.5	You're going to love this episode and this is, you know, this is just one of the, there's
0:29.7	a lot of, I love when I get to explore like bizarre topics too and just learn about some
0:37.2	weird grass that exists somewhere that I've never heard about and see if, if it, like learning
0:46.5	about it connects to like other life on earth and stuff and weird ways and trying to sort
0:52.2	out how to come up with questions even and, and understand more about just like the,
1:00.4	the weirdest thing that I would have never found myself being interested in.
1:05.0	I love that and the other side of it is I love things like this that are deeply, deeply
1:11.5	important to us.
1:12.5	So I think this is the sort of thing that more audience, I think less people are into the
1:18.8	really weird, bizarre stuff than I am.
1:21.3	That's just my, I have no idea, but that's my guess.
1:25.6	My guess is more people enjoy the things that like more specifically impact their, their
1:33.5	lives.
1:34.5	I like both personally, but this episode's fantastic.
1:37.2	I wanted to do a quick intro because, um, um, um, have a, have a new thing as I've been
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