Podcast appearances and mentions of ian mclaughlin

We're always holding space for Harry Potter, but no one does it quite like the Harry Potter Academic Conference. Our favorite event of the year was back in person at Chestnut Hill College in Philadelphia in October and full of interesting insights as usual. Katy and Emily talk with Potterversity producer and conference communications coordinator Laurie Beckoff and conference vice chair Lauren Camacci about the range of presentations and the wonderful community of scholar-fans. Emily, Laurie, and Katy discuss their respective papers: "Harry, Gawain, Green Knights, and Goblets," about the connections between Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire and Sir Gawain and the Green Knight; "'All with Flaming Red Hair': Harry Potter and the Magical Redhead Tradition," on how Harry Potter engages with literary and historical depictions of redheads; and "The Petunia Palimpsest," about Fiona Shaw's portrayal of Petunia Dursley and Maarva Andor on the Star Wars show Andor. We also talk about some of our favorite papers from the weekend. Dumbledore was a popular topic and remains a contentious figure. Psychology and politics were present alongside literary analyses. We enjoyed presentations on Madam Pince and the Hogwarts library (Ian McLaughlin), sexual innuendo and maturation in Goblet of Fire (Bill Ward), the series as wainscot fantasy (Liam Butchart and Katherine Wang), property law in the wizarding world (Dorothea Keiter), entrepreneurship and business in the wizarding world as well as the fandom (Abigail Kohler), and a potluck panel about food in Harry Potter (organized by Mark-Anthony Lewis). There was plenty to learn from the plenary lecture by Priscilla Hobbs, author of Harry Potter and the Myth of Millennials, as well as the invited talks by conference regular Brent Satterly and first-time presenter Julian Wamble, known for sharing snippets of his Harry Potter class on TikTok and his Critical Magic Theory podcast. The conference switches off annually between in-person and online events, so we look forward to joining a global community of scholars virtually in 2025.

We discuss Real Life Butterfly Effects & chat with Diane FranklinOn this episode: News (00:00:00)Entertainment Report (00:11:14)City Beat (00:42:19)Fox Good Day & Bizarre Files (01:06:02) Real Life Butterfly Effects (01:20:45)Ian McLaughlin & Diane Franklin Zoom In (01:49:13)Bizarre Files (02:33:28)Hollywood Trash & Music News (02:43:26)Wrap Up (02:58:47) 

We have seen the videos from around the world of communities singing with one another, musicians holding online concerts, DJs hosting digital house parties, all with one goal in mind: to heal our hearts and calm our souls.   In this episode, we chat about the power of music and the major role of art right now.   Thank you to our show sponsors for making each episode possible! Herbology Evermore Pure Life Wellness  Cannabis Science Conference James Hyland Coaching  Peake ReLeaf

Ian McLaughlin is a PhD student in Neuroscience at Penn and also one of our most frequent returning guest. Ian is also the host of the 'Wired to be Weird' podcast. The reason Ian keeps coming back on the Clock Dodgers Podcast is because he has so much knowledge to share about the human brain that explains who, what, when, where and why we do what we do. Ian makes learning about the brain easy and fun to consume. You don't want to miss this conversation between Neal and Ian!   Topics on this episode: - The Marshmallow Test - Stanford Prison Experiment - Difference between Neuroscience and Psychology - How much of our brain do we really use? - Brain transplants and whether the human brain feels pain - Gut and Brain connection - The darkside of brain study and AI - Mental health, Opioid crisis and much more! - Song of the week by V'Renee   *** This episode features song of the week: "Monsoon" by V'Renee - Prod. by Leo Giles   BE KIND - BE GREAT - KEEP DODGING!

June Thomas talks with Sarah Nolen, who wrote Episode 607, “Harvest,” about why she sees Philip's actions in the garage as "romantic"; why Philip and Elizabeth involved a day laborer in the Chicago operation; and Nolen's career path from assistant to writer. Then we hear snippets from conversations with Noah Emmerich, H. Keith Melton, and Ian McLaughlin about key moments in this episode. Note: This podcast contains spoilers and is meant to be enjoyed after you watch the episode. New episodes air Wednesdays at 10pm on FX.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

June Thomas talks with Sarah Nolen, who wrote Episode 607, “Harvest,” about why she sees Philip's actions in the garage as "romantic"; why Philip and Elizabeth involved a day laborer in the Chicago operation; and Nolen's career path from assistant to writer. Then we hear snippets from conversations with Noah Emmerich, H. Keith Melton, and Ian McLaughlin about key moments in this episode. Note: This podcast contains spoilers and is meant to be enjoyed after you watch the episode. New episodes air Wednesdays at 10pm on FX. 

June Thomas talks with Keri Russell and Matthew Rhys about Elizabeth’s loneliness, Philip’s failures as a businessman, and the significance of the fight between Philip and Paige. She then chats with showrunners Joe Weisberg and Joel Fields about Paige’s youthful rebellion, whether Elizabeth honey-trapped Philip, and why Philip changed the nature of his relationship with Kimmy. Finally, the show’s stunt coordinator, Ian McLaughlin, talks about the characters’ fighting styles. Note: This podcast contains spoilers and is meant to be enjoyed after you watch the episode. New episodes air Wednesdays at 10pm on FX. 

June Thomas talks with Keri Russell and Matthew Rhys about Elizabeth’s loneliness, Philip’s failures as a businessman, and the significance of the fight between Philip and Paige. She then chats with showrunners Joe Weisberg and Joel Fields about Paige’s youthful rebellion, whether Elizabeth honey-trapped Philip, and why Philip changed the nature of his relationship with Kimmy. Finally, the show’s stunt coordinator, Ian McLaughlin, talks about the characters’ fighting styles. Note: This podcast contains spoilers and is meant to be enjoyed after you watch the episode. New episodes air Wednesdays at 10pm on FX.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Closing out 2017 with a BANG! Here our some of our favorite moments and conversations from 2017. Shoutout to Vinny, Ian McLaughlin, Stacy & Yasin, Matt Harmon, Justin Lonero, Stefanie Mitchell, Ishmael Zamora, JJ Zachariason, Marcas Grant, Matt Kelley and Erin Ashley Simon for the clips used on this episode. Much love to EVERYONE who was a guest, contributor, listener, supporter, hater, and all of the Clock Dodgers Family! 2017 was an amazing year but I promise for each and every one of you that 2018 is about to be so much better! BE KIND, BE GREAT, KEEP DODGING!

Neal is joined by friend of the show Ian McLaughlin, a PhD student in Neuroscience. Ian explains the significance of brain trauma or issues in the brain that may play a role in the alleged actions taking by people like Aaron Hernandez & the Las Vegas killer Stephen Paddock. The guys also discuss topics ranging from addiction, Elon Musk's Neuralink, scandals & debates within Science & so much more! As if it's not interesting enough, Ian has a passion for Neuroscience that is contagious! You can thank Ian later for making you sound so smart the next time you talk about the Science, addiction & brain control devices coming to a future near you! --- Subscribe, download & leave us a review, it means everything to us! Be a part of the show by following us @clockdodgers on Twitter & Instagram. Subscribe on YouTube & visit ClockDodgers.com for more exclusive content. --- *This episode is sponsored by No Halftime (nohalftime.com) - The Daily Fantasy Sports app that let's you create player vs player challenges! Use the promo code 'CLOCK' to get a 50% BONUS instantly on your first deposit up to $50. You also have a chance to win NFL tickets weekly! --- *Intro/Outro music brought to you by Liquid Spiral (liquidspiralmusic.com)

Neuroscientist Ian McLaughlin talks with Jim Parisi about matters of the brain.

Ian McLaughlin chats with Enrique Lin Shiao, the founder of the Penn Science Diplomacy Group, about what exactly science diplomacy is, how scientists can participate in international relations, and some of the ongoing projects in the Penn Science Diplomacy Group. They also discuss the upcoming Penn Science Policy & Diplomacy Symposium, which will take place in Houston Hall on April 24th. Follow the Penn Science Diplomacy Group on twitter: @PennSciDip

The Neil deGrasse Tyson of Neuroscience has returned to the podcast once again! (Ian would never call himself that, but we sure do!). Neal talks with Ian McLaughlin about topics that range from addiction, Deja Vu, dreams, Marijuana & so much more. Ian is a Neuroscientist who has a way with words & makes talking about the human brain, society and culture fun & interesting. Prepare yourself for a good time & some good ol' fashion education. Please check out Ian's podcast Wired to be Weird on iTunes & follow him on Twitter & Periscope @_Anthropoid! Follow us @clockdodgers on Twitter & Instagram. *Intro/Outro music brought to you by Liquid Spiral (liquidspiralmusic.com)

In this first episode of the Penn Science Policy Podcast, Ian McLaughlin & Liana Vaccari discuss 3 topics. First, a way to help voters contact their legislators who are involved in either appropriating funds to, or regulating, federally funded science. Second, we discuss the nature of the last bill to be passed that appropriates funds to biomedical science. Finally, we discuss some of the challenges regarding the use of antibiotics

We don't say this often (actually never), but this episode will no doubt make you smarter. Our guest this week is a PhD student in Neuroscience who loves to share his knowledge of the brain with the world. His name is Ian McLaughlin, and he's not just super smart, he's also a really cool dude to sit down and talk with too. This episode was important for Neal to go deep with Ian on topics like, would he let his kids play contact sports? How does a neuroscientist feel about making weed legal? Uncle Bob is spaced out, did he really get stuck in that psychedelic acid trip in the 60's? Now go listen, as these topics and so much more lie ahead in this brain filling episode.

Each week on Slate's TV Club Insider podcast, the creators, cast, and crew of The Americans reveal behind-the-scenes details about the making of the FX drama's third season.  In this installment about the eighth episode, “Divestment,” Alison Wright, who stars as Martha, joins script coordinator Molly Nussbaum and executive producers Joel Fields and Joe Weisberg to discuss poor Martha's point of view.  Plus: Ever wonder who constructs the car crashes, explosions, and fist fights on the show? We have an interview with stunt coordinator Ian Mclaughlin.     Note: This podcast contains spoilers and is meant to be enjoyed after you watch the episode. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Each week on Slate's TV Club Insider podcast, the creators, cast, and crew of The Americans reveal behind-the-scenes details about the making of the FX drama's third season.  In this installment about the eighth episode, “Divestment,” Alison Wright, who stars as Martha, joins script coordinator Molly Nussbaum and executive producers Joel Fields and Joe Weisberg to discuss poor Martha’s point of view. Plus: Ever wonder who constructs the car crashes, fires, and fist fights on the show? We have an interview with stunt coordinator Ian Mclaughlin.     Note: This podcast contains spoilers and is meant to be enjoyed after you watch the episode.