Dr. Jorge Cham PHD Comics Creator Talks About Oliver's Universe, Volcanoes, Earthquakes & Science for Kids: National Book Festival 25th Anniversary Series episode artwork

EPISODE · Oct 10, 2025 · 8 MIN

Dr. Jorge Cham PHD Comics Creator Talks About Oliver's Universe, Volcanoes, Earthquakes & Science for Kids: National Book Festival 25th Anniversary Series

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Send us Fan MailIshara had an amazing time at the National Book Festival interviewing the brilliant Dr. Jorge Cham! Dr. Cham is a cartoonist, author, and the creator of the popular webcomic "PHD Comics" (Piled Higher and Deeper), which hilariously captures life in academia and graduate school.In this exciting interview, Ishara and Dr. Cham dive into his wonderful book "Oliver's Great Big Universe - Volcanoes are Hot", a delightful story that combines science, adventure, and curiosity!  They discuss everything from volcanoes and earthquakes to what a Ph.D. is. Dr. Cham shares his passion for making science accessible and fun for young readers, inspiring kids to ask questions and explore the natural world around them.Dr. Jorge Cham has a background in robotics and engineering, and he's dedicated his career to communicating science in creative and entertaining ways. Beyond "Oliver's Great Big Universe - Volcanoes are Hot," he's also co-created science communication projects and continues to inspire future scientists through his work.This conversation is perfect for young scientists, curious minds, and anyone who loves learning about how our planet works! You can watch the entire interview on Ishara's YouTube Channel.Stay tuned for more interviews from Ishara's 2025 National Book Festival experiences.Support the showKeep on reading and being an inspiration to each other! And follow me on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/isharas_reading_podcast/ Please consider becoming a monthly subscriber. All proceeds will be used to buy building materials to create roadside libraries to encourage kids of all age to read. In addition, your donations will support my travels as I hit the road to interview the authors and illustrators of the books I will be reading on the  podcast.  #KidsPodcast, #ChildrensBooks, #ReadAloudPodcast, #StoryTimePodcast, #KidsReading, #BookLovers, #ChildrensLiterature, #KidLit, #RaisingReaders, #ChildrensAuthor, #PictureBooks, #ChapterBooks, #KidsStories, #BedtimeStories, #HomeschoolPodcast, #TeacherResources, #BookishKids

Send us Fan Mail Ishara had an amazing time at the National Book Festival interviewing the brilliant Dr. Jorge Cham! Dr. Cham is a cartoonist, author, and the creator of the popular webcomic "PHD Comics" (Piled Higher and Deeper), which hilariously captures life in academia and graduate school. In this exciting interview, Ishara and Dr. Cham dive into his wonderful book "Oliver's Great Big Universe - Volcanoes are Hot", a delightful story that combines science, adventure, and curiosity!...

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