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STEMCAST
by Dr. Reagan Flowers
The STEMcast Podcast is hosted by Dr. Reagan Flowers and is designed to inspire and advance STEM perspectives. Dr. Flowers interviews STEM + Art + Communications professionals from all walks of life and discusses the significance of C-STEM in their professional and personal life. You can expect a new episode each month with a complimentary newsletter.
Episodes
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Driving with GoKid with Stefanie Lemcke
Dr. Stefanie Lemcke is the founder of GoKid, a carpooling, scheduling and organization app for parents and caretakers. Dr. Lemcke founded the app when she was seeking a solution to driver fatigue after moving from New York City to Connecticut, oftentimes finding herself trapped in traffic jams…
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Finding Your Path with Vince Luciani
Vince Luciani joined SurgeX in January 2019 as senior sales engineer following his tenure as an independent consulting engineer. Throughout his career, he has designed electronics for a variety of companies within the consumer electronics, automotive, audio, and power management industries. He…
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Serving the Community with Gessie Belizaire
Gessie Belizaire is a debut author of a thought provoking Political & Social Sciences book titled UnMet Potential.? Through a comparative analysis, she is able to look at the long-term ramifications of French colonization on present-day Haiti and Guinea in hopes of uncovering the potential that...
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Black Girls Do Engineer with Kara Branch and Melanie Wyatt
Kara Branch and Melanie Wyatt are the directors of Black Girls Do Engineer Corporation. Black Girls Do Engineer Corporation was established in June of 2019. The organization was created with the concern that Black-American women are not progressing in STEM related careers, and our passion to…
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Organizational Change with David Bartholomew
David Bartholomew III is a Director with Myrtle Consulting Group specializing in Organizational Effectiveness, Leadership Development, Management Operating Systems, Executive Coaching, Leadership Engagement, and Organizational Culture Change. He has over 27 years experience improving…
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Coding With a Twist with Sha'Rell Webb
Sha'rell Webb is the founder of Coding With a Twist, an organization geared to increase the awareness of coding and robotics to the youth that reside in the Fifth Ward neighborhood. In this episode we discuss: The launching of Coding With a Twist. Tips on keeping technology updated while teaching...
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Building Smart Kids with Sofia Ivanka
Sofia Ivanka is an active philanthropist and founder of the nonprofit Building Smart Kids. She is the author of “Fourth Grade Math Rules” in 2009 and“Fifth Grade Math Rules” in 2011. Sofia is an ambassador for non-profit organization Citizens for Affordable Energy. Between her many projects, she...
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Mental Health Match with Ryan Schwartz
Ryan Schwartz is the founder and creator of Mental Health Match. Ryan gives people a resource for finding a therapist in an easy and confidential way, while also removing the stigma associated with mental health. Taking elements from popular dating sites, Ryan believes that, in the digital age…
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A Career as a U.S. Marshal with Flora Gant Bridges
Flora Gant Bridges is a native of St. Louis, Missouri. She is employed by the Department of Justice - United States Marshals Service and holds the position of Chief Inspector. The United States Marshals Service is the oldest federal law enforcement agency responsible for safeguarding the federal...
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Going to Camp with Sunni Markowitz
Sunni Markowitz is a community leader and volunteer, academic researcher or mother, Sunni's career has been defined by a singular commitment to children. She is the founder and Executive Director of Camp Lantern Creek. In this episode we discuss: The importance of selecting an accredited camp for...
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Responsible Recycling with Kelly Hess CEO of CompuCycle
Kelly Hess is the president and CEO of CompuCycle. CompuCycle provides strong environmental standards which maximize reuse and recycling, minimize exposure to human health or the environment, ensure safe management of materials by downstream handlers, and require destruction of all data on used...
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Financial Engineering with Zawadi Bryant
Zawadi Bryant as Chief Executive Officer for NightLight brings a wealth of business marketing and quality improvement experience. She is a graduate of Cornell University with a master’s degree in Operations Research and Industrial Engineering and an MBA in Operations Management. Ms. Bryant has…
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Ascending in Leadership with Special Agent in Charge Perrye Turner
Special Agent in Charge Perrye K. Turner manages the FBI’s Houston Division. Mr. Turner became a special agent with the FBI in 1991 and was assigned to the Birmingham Division, where he worked criminal investigative matters in the Huntsville Resident Agency. Four years later, he transferred to…
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Creating a Safety Culture in the Workplace with William 'Jack' Jackson
William 'Jack' Jackson is a senior consultant with SafeStart who helps companies on creating a safe working environment for employees. Jack’s career has included working in production, operations and safety at Johnson Controls for 19 years, followed by seeing Avanzar Interior Technologies through...
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Robotics in the Food & Beverage Industry with Alan Spreckley
Alan Spreckley has worked for ABB since September 2003 and currently holds the position of Global Industry Segment Manager RMRO, for Food & Beverage and Consumer Packed Goods with responsibility for the sales and implementation of robotic automation within food, beverage and personal care...
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Putting Yourself in Position for Capital with Yolanda Vallier
Yolanda Vallier founded Interim Capital Lending Solutions to bring education, experience and resources to the business community. With over 10 years experience as a licensed Business banker, she has facilitated hundreds of commercial loans helping business owners across the country get access to...
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Making STEM Accessible For Everyone with Dr. Ray Ann Havasy
Dr. Havasy has been a scientist, educator, and not-for-profit business executive for over 20 years. She received her Bachelor's Degrees in zoology and education from Connecticut College and Davis and Elkins College, and her Masters and Doctorate Degrees in biology and education from Teachers...
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Understanding Crisis and Emergency Management with Angela Barrow
Angela Barrow is the Manager of Corporate Emergency Preparedness and Response at Chevron. She has more than 20 years of Crisis and Emergency Management experience and currently has oversite of the Emergency Management Program and Regional Advisors, whose core responsibilities span the globe to...
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Creating Science Competitions with Maya Ajmera
Maya Ajmera is the President and CEO of Society for Science & the Public (SSP) and Publisher of its award-winning magazine Science News and its family of media properties. Founded in 1921, SSP works to promote the understanding and appreciation of science, and the vital role it plays in human...
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From Case Western Reserve to Capitol Hill with Eric Hammond
Eric Hammond is the Director of Government Relations at Universities Space Research Association (USRA). USRA's mission is to advance the space-and aeronautics-related sciences exploration through innovative research, technology, and education programs; promote space and aeronautics policy; and...
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Heart & Wellness with Dr. Baxter D. Montgomery
Dr. Baxter D. Montgomery is a Board Certified Cardiologist with years of experience in the latest medical practices and nutritional health. He is a Clinical Assistant Professor of Medicine in the Division of Cardiology at the University of Texas in Houston, a Fellow of the American College of...
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Finding New Approaches with Laura Nelson
Laura Nelson is the Coordinator of Science Education for Portsmith Public Schools. In this episode we discuss: Laura's extensive career in STEM. Obtaining a 5 million gift for STEM education. Creating innovative outlets for elementary students. Contact: Donate to CSTEM CSTEM.org Annual Report
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Making Healthy Choices with Dr. Martina Ogbonna and Dr. LeTitia Franklin
Dr. Martina Ogbonna is a practicing Family Practitioner in Houston, TX. Dr. Ogbonna graduated from University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences College of Medicine and has been in practice for 12 years. She currently practices at The Methodist Academic Medicine Associates and is affiliated with...
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Teaching STEM Literacy: A Constructivist Approach for Ages 3 to 8 with Juliana Texley and Ruth Ruud
Juliana Texley holds a master’s in biology and chemistry, and a PhD in curriculum development/science education from Wayne State University, and has over thirty years of teaching experience. She is a graduate-level adjunct professor specializing in educational technology and assessment, science,...
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The Challenges with Cyber Security with Dr. Lanier A. Watkins
Dr. Watkins’ research presently encompasses the areas of critical infrastructure and network security. He is also developing expertise in the area of bio-inspired cyber security. He holds a Ph.D. in Computer Science from Georgia State University where he was advised by Raheem Beyah, three M.S....
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Making the Leap from Contributor to Leader with Marc Davidson
Dr. Marc Davidson has over 30 years of industry experience. He leads technology for Production Enhancement, Cementing and Multi-Chem units for Halliburton. Marc holds a PhD in Chemical Engineering from MIT. In this episode we discuss: Understanding the range and connectivity within STEM....
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The Cost of Doing Business with Myoshia Boykin-Anderson
Myoshia Boykin-Anderson is the founder of AndTech Solutions LLC specializing in information technology consulting and training services for organizations of all sizes. In this episode we discuss: Overcoming 63 no's and starting her business with $10 With 20 years of experience becoming a thought...
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Demonstrate Your Aptitude with Damian Gilling, Ph.D
Damian Gilling, Ph.D is a scientist by trade and currently does medical device testing. Gilling is a five time published author regarding his work within microbiology and currently holds a patent. In this episode we discuss: The ability to utilize his English degree within STEM. The significance…
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Any Given Monday: An Urban Educator’s Journey with Dr. Mokysha Benford
Dr. Mokysha Benford, aka DrB!Real, has been an educator for the past eighteen years and has served at the elementary, middle school, high school, and collegiate levels. She started out as a long-term substitute and worked her way up to becoming a building principal. She is an educator, speaker,...
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Paying It Forward in The C-Suite with Denzil Ross
Denzil Ross, MBA, MHA Chief Operating Officer at HCA Metropolitan Methodist Hospital. In this episode we discuss: Strategically leveraging his computer science degree within the health industry. Identifying key people for career growth. Understanding the C-Suite within the healthcare industry....
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The influence of Architecture within STEM with Danny Samuels
Danny Samuels, FAIA, is a Professor in Practice at the Rice School of Architecture, Director of the Rice Building Workshop (now Construct), and, since 1972, a founding Partner of Taft Architects. Since 1996, students of the Rice Building Workshop have designed and built various projects at…
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Aquaponics, Hydroponics and Healthy Eating with Lynn Henson
Aquaponics, Hydroponics and Healthy Eating with Lynn Henson Lynn Henson discovered aquaponics for health reasons and shares with us the benefits of aquaponics and hydroponics. In this episode we discuss: The difference between aquaponics and hydroponics. The relationship between fish and plants....
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STEMpreneurship with LaToya Bullard-Franklin
LaToya Bullard-Franklin is CEO of The Bulsard Group, LLC-a firm focused on partnering with clients to uncover value, create value, and deliver value in the pursuit of Operational Excellence. She believes her POWER Principles are the way to ensure success: “Persevere, Own, Win, Empower, and...
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How Curiosity Leads To a Rewarding Career with Jessica Autrey
Jessica Autrey is the Business Development Lead with AT&T Foundry For Connected Health. Jessica shares how she was able to combine her love of education, technology, and health into a successful career. In this episode we discuss: The joint venture between AT&T Foundry for Connected Health and…
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Becoming Self Directed In Your Learning with Basya Benshushan
Basya Benshushan is the founder of PinkCilantro, a digital brand building agency that provides solutions to meet business objectives, based on business insights. In this episode we discuss: Cultivating self awareness for young adults. How Basya completed 4 years of high school in 14 months and…
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Helping Corporations Overcome Multigenerational Challenges with Institutional Knowledge with Tonya Chatton Jordan
Tonya Chatton Jordan is the Senior Counsel of Labor Employment at Conoco Phillips. Tonya's primary responsibility at ConocoPhillips is to advise the company's executive leadership, business unit managers/supervisors, and human resource professionals on labor and employment law matters. In this...
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Creating Emotional Intelligence Among Your Team with MarCia Ekworomadu
MarCia Ekworomadu is an executive project manager at an academic medical center. In this episode we discuss: What is project management within a hospital setting? The components of emotional intelligence. Key aspects to networking and the mentor-mentee relationship. For more episodes visit...
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The Path To A Forensic Pathologist with Dr. Joye Carter
Dr. Joye Carter is a board certified forensic pathologist and the first African-American to be appointed a Chief Medical Examiner in the history of the United States. Dr. Carter has worked as the deputy Chief Medical Examiner of the Armed Forces Medical Examiner Department, Chief Medical Examiner...
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Financial Services Preparing Your Legacy with Charles Samuel
Charles Samuel serves as Regional Director, Annuity Distribution, AIG Financial Distribution, the life and retirement services business of American International Group, Inc. (AIG). In this role, he is responsible for driving sales results through the sales team and independent distribution...
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The Power Advocate with Ivette Mayo
After a 25 year corporate career, Ivette Mayo launched into entrepreneurship by starting Yo Soy I Am, LLC, training and consulting firm. She helps organizations and people find the skills they need to grow. In this episode we discuss: How Ivette shifted from a corporate to entrepreneurial mindset...
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From Intern to Energy Trader with Miara Shaw
Miara Shaw’s corporate career spans over 25 years with 15 of those years spent as a natural gas trader at some of the nations largest oil companies. Miara has taken her extensive corporate experience and transitioned to professional speaker, coach and consultant. In this episode we discuss: The...
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The Gifted Storyteller with Gregg Korrol
Gregg Korrol works in the field of education, with over 20 years experience as a teacher and administrator in NYC. He has received numerous awards and accolades as a leader in his field, and sat on various advisory teams for top education officials. Utilizing his degree in Psychology from...
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The Spirit of Market Leadership with Tejuana Edmond
Tejuana Edmond is the Vice President & Market Leader, Oil & Gas - North America for Bureau Veritas. Edmond studied Chemical Engineering at the University of Texas Austin and received her MBA from the University of Houston Clear Lake. In this episode Tejuana discusses: How she was able to navigate...
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The History of Sports with Dr. Damion Thomas
Dr. Damion Thomas is the Curator of Sports at the National Museum of African American History and Culture and the author of Globetrotting: African American Athletes and Cold War Politics. In this episode we discuss: The process of establishing NMAAHC. How Damion turned his NFL dreams into sports...
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Curating Art & STEM with Evelyn C. Hankins
Evelyn C. Hankins is the curator of the Smithsonian's Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden located in Washington D.C. She earned her bachelor’s degree in art history from UC Santa Barbara, and her master’s and PhD degrees from Stanford University. About Hirshhorn Museum: The Smithsonian’s...
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Creating Opportunities in the Newsroom with Brittaney Wilmore
Brittaney Wilmore is a news producer at KHOU-TV, the CBS affiliate in Houston, TX. She produces the 5-6am of the morning show. In addition, she is a journalist with CultureMap. In this episode we discuss: How preparation led her to being a news producer? The importance of adding value to your…
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A World of Money with Sabrina Lamb
Sabrina Lamb is the Founding CEO of the WorldofMoney.org, which has been an 11 year leading provider of immersive classroom financial education for 4,000 youth in the Tri-State New York City area. Sabrina is a NAACP Image Awards nominee in Outstanding Literary Work- Instructional for her book “Do…
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LaToia A. Jones for DNC Vice Chair
Georgia-raised and Chicago-born, LaToia A. Jones is a Democrat, organizer, community leader, activist & strategist. Her purpose and drive have always been to be the most effective public servant possible. In most cases, this meant behind-the-scenes roles and learning from impactful servant…
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Medicine & Media with Dr. Renee Matthews
Dr. Renee Matthews has appeared on television shows such as, The Oprah Winfrey Show, Roland Martin’s NewsOne Now (TVOne) and WGN-TV’s People to People where she discussed different health topics. She started her media career with her own radio show on ReachMD, a medical broadcast network for…
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Save A Girl, Save A World with Glenda Gill, Machelle Williams, & Aisha Habeeb
Save A Girl, Save A World is a nonprofit organization focusing on four pillars, wealth, life skills, careers and health & wellness, our mission is to provide education and awareness by sharing successful life experiences through mentoring that brings together several generations of young girls…
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The STEMcast Podcast is hosted by Dr. Reagan Flowers and is designed to inspire and advance STEM perspectives. Dr. Flowers interviews STEM + Art + Communications professionals from all walks of life and discusses the significance of C-STEM in their professional and personal life. You can expect a new episode each month with a complimentary newsletter.
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