Episode 15: Keith Yeates, PhD, University of Calgary

07/31/23 • 38 min

Concussion Headliners: Behind the Scenes with the Experts, Hosted by Steve Broglio

Starting out as an adult psychotherapist, how did his professional journey take a turn into pediatrics TBI and sports-related concussion? What makes his career as a clinician and researcher rewarding? Tune in today and gain a deeper understanding of his incredible academic journey. As a confessed chocoholic with a taste for Tim Horton's double chocolate donut, Dr. Yeates is proof that intellectual rigor and a sweet tooth aren't mutually exclusive.

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Episode 14: Douglas Smith, MD, University of Pennsylvania

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Dr. Doug Smith spearheaded the investigation into the puzzling "Havana Syndrome" that affected 21 U.S. officials in 2016. In this episode, we delve into the past of Dr. Smith, where he reminisces about his childhood years growing up in Connecticut, a time characterized by freedom and curiosity that led him to explore the world. He has an early interest in artistic endeavors like drawing, painting, and even acting. How did his path lead him to neuroscience? Don't miss this conversation where you get to know the stories behind many awards won by Dr. Smith and his "goofy dad jokes."

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Episode 16: Jay Flannelly "The Beav", U-M Kinesiology '99

Join us for a unique and exciting journey into the world of sports, concussion talk, and pizza as we hear from Jay “The Beav” Flannelly, Co-owner at Beavsworld.com, and a 1999 U-M Kinesiology alum. Coming to Michigan back in the mid-’90s, Jay was focused on supporting U-M athletics during what many consider the “golden era” for Michigan football. From working with some of the top talent in the country like Tom Brady, to dealing with his own sports-related injuries, Jay shares the details of his journey and finally settles the score on whether pineapple belongs on pizza.