Ep. 31: Women in Science – Ruby Payne-Scott – with guest Dr. Miller Goss
Within the last century, things have changed significantly for women in science. At the beginning of the 20th century, women rarely were […]
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Ep. 30: The Solar Eclipse – Awe, Wonder, and Science
Last week, a total solar eclipse passed over the United States. And millions of people watched – making it perhaps one of […]
Ep. 29: Teaching Science with Animals and Travel – with guest Dr. Meenakshi Prabhune
Science is all around us, but sometimes, it is easy to be intimidated by the formulas, math, and terminology. That’s why today’s […]
Ep. 28: Autism Therapy and Zen – with guest Anlor Davin
Autism hasn’t always been well understood in the community. In fact, no more than a few decades ago, people were frequently misdiagnosed […]
Ep. 27: A Slice of Life – with guests Sebastian Marcu and Neil Jaschinski
Being an astronaut is pretty glamorous – except when it comes to the food. Food in space isn’t very palatable. There are […]
Ep. 26: The Ethics of Augmented Reality and Our Future – with guest Liv Erickson
Augmented Reality has many exciting applications. You can play games such as Pokémon Go, use AR to rearrange the furniture in your living room, […]
Ep. 25: Sustainability – The Bigger Picture – with guest Dr. Oliver Putz
When you think of protecting our planet, what comes to mind? Making a better world for your children? Cleaning up your neighborhood? […]
Ep. 24: Robots That Eat Trash and the Entrepreneurs Who Build Them – with guest Jaidev Shah
In many places of the world, trash management is a challenge. And in countries such as India, Bangladesh, Cambodia, and Indonesia, trash […]
Ep. 23: CRISPR – With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility – with guest Dr. Leila Jamal
The power to edit genes is now within our hands. You may have heard of it. It’s a technology called CRISPR-Cas9. It’s […]
Ep. 22: Your Body in Space – with guest Dr. Ronke Olabisi
Your body is a delicate machine, and space is a harsh environment. And even though astronauts have gone no farther than the […]