Our show is a podcast about stories in science and science communication. We talk to people about the science they do and the different ways they communicate that science and engage with the public, and let them tell their own story. Check us out if you want to listen to science related or are looking to the wonderful world of science communication.
This week’s guest is Irin Anthony, Irin has a background in medical microbiology and a science blogger living in the United Arab Emirates. She runs the blog Living with Microbes where she introduces her readers to the wonderful world of microorganisms.
This week’s guest is Moxie LaBouche. Moxie is a former goat farmer, and a burlesque dancer who did a stage production of Game of Thrones that was seen by George R. R. Martin. She is also the host of the Your Brain on Facts podcast and author of the…
This week’s guest telling her story in science communication is Stephanie Shuttler. Stephanie talks about her path to being a wildlife biologist: she had not planned on being one, or ever thought she could be one but a trip to Kenya changed all that….
In this episode, we talk to Rebecca Fitch, an engineer with a background in physics who works in the field of nuclear fusion: she currently works to one day provide electrical power using fusion. Rebecca is also the host of the YouTube channel,…
In this episode, we see the return of Wilf Nelson, the psychologist turned neuroscientist, who talks about his podcast Water Cooler Neuroscience. Wilf tells us why podcasting is the idea format for him to talk about neuroscience.
This week’s guest is Mark Losavio, a marine biologist and science communicator who helps the surrounding communities around Boston learn about the ocean.
This week’s guest is Wilf Nelson, a psychologist turned neuroscientist who studies inhibitory and regulatory mechanisms in the brain. This is the first part of Wilf’s talk where we talk about the science behind what he does in the laboratory.
Our guests this week are Chelsie Boodoo and Daniel Puentes. Chelsie and Daniel are PhD students at Michigan State University and hosts of the radio show and podcast “The Sci-Files on Impact 89FM” where they talk to other MSU students about their research.
This week’s guest is science comedian Matthew Murtha. Matt talks about some of the work he did when he was a scientist, how he got his start as a science comedian, and what his plans for his comedy career for the future in a world of social…
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