Ginger Campbell's Tumblog

I am an emergency physician in Alabama, but I have two podcasts: The Brain Science Podcast and Books and Ideas. My passions are podcasting, tennis, and my golden retrievers. My goal is to turn podcasting into a full-time career.

 I just became a station manager on Podango.com and I am looking for independent science podcasters to join the Science for Everyone station.

Jul 03
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» Unlocked: the secrets of schizophrenia - Science, News - The Independent
The headline is misleading but this is still an interesting article.
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» June Wrap-Up

Last month we launched the Yahoo! App and 360 importer so you can migrate your content to WordPress.com quickly and easily. And we introduced the SocialVibe widget, which helps you earn…

Jul 02
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» Magpies Recognize Their Faces in the Mirror: Scientific American
In case you missed this, its worth checking out.
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» Op-Ed Columnist - When Our Brains Short-Circuit - NYTimes.com
Why our brains misjudge risk!
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» National Blog Posting Month

Remember National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo) back in November? You all used the opportunity to take a swing at churning out a 50,000-word novel on your blogs in only one month — some with…

Jun 30
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Seattle Skyline: with my friend Juanzetta, June 2009
Seattle Skyline:

with my friend Juanzetta, June 2009

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Seattle June 2009: Near the Lock in Seattle
Seattle June 2009:

Near the Lock in Seattle

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Under the Fremont Bridge: The famous Troll under the Fremont Bridge
Under the Fremont Bridge:

The famous Troll under the Fremont Bridge

Jun 27
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» Review from Naturalism.org of Did My Neurons Make Me Do IT?
Here is an interesting review the book “Did My Neurons Make Do It,” by Nancy Murphy and Warren Brown. This book was discussed in Episode 53 of the Brain Science Podcast.
Jun 19
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Explorer Glacier near Whittier, Alaska
Explorer Glacier near Whittier, Alaska