From time to time, the Psychology Club at Cleveland State University produces Podcasts featuring faculty members exploring their perspectives on Psychology.  

You can listen to their work on the following platforms:

You can also find their Podcasts based on guests:  

Guest:  Dr. Conor M^cLennan (Department Profile; University Profile)

Episode 1 – Language and Cognition with Conor Mc Lennan

Guest:  Dr. Shereen Naser (Department Profile; University Profile)

Episode 2 – Disparities in Education and Mental Health in the Media with Shereen Naser

Guest:  Dr. Elliott Ingersoll (University Profile)

Episode 3 – Psychotherapy, Theories of Mental Illness and Psychedelics with Elliott Ingersoll

Guests:  Dr. Eric Allard (Department Profile; University Profile); Dr. Ilya Yaroslavsky (Department Profile; University Profile)

Episode 4 – Emotion Regulation and Depression with Ilya Yaroslavsky and Eric Allard

Guest:  Dr. Kenneth Vail (Department Profile; University Profile)

Episode 5 – Belief, Death and Terror Management Theory with Kenneth Vail

Guest:  Dr. Michael Wiitala (University Profile)

Episode 6 – Aristotle, Happiness and Ancient Philosophy Today with Michael Wiitala

Guest:  Dr. Elizabeth Goncy (Department Profile; University Profile)

S2 E1 - Adolescent Development with Elizabeth Goncy, PhD

Guest:  Dr. Marco Antonio-Hartman

S2 E2 - Chronic Stress and Mental Health with Marco Antionio-Hartman

Guest:  Patrick Frato, Ed.S., NCSP, SP 597 (Departmental Profile; University Profile)

S2 E3 - School Psychology with Patrick Frato

Guest:  Dr. Matthew Nordlund (Departmental Profile; University Profile)

S3 E1 - Framing and Industrial/Organizational Psychology with Matthew Nordlund

Guest:  Dr. Elizabeth Benninger

S3 E2 – Health Psychology & Community Building Through Surf Therapy with Elizabeth Benninger

Guest:  Cheyenne Horner, M.A.

S3 E3 - The Life of a Clinical Psychology Graduate Student with Cheyene Horner

Guest:  Dr. Andrew Slifkin  (Departmental Profile; University Profile)

S3 E4 - Running the Gambit: From Motor Control to Free Will v. Determinism with Andrew Slifkin

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