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Technically 200
by Matt Stephenson
Welcome to Technically 200! A podcast about black and Latinx women in STEM.
Episodes
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Technically 200: How Exposure, Opportunity & Mentorship Changes Lives
Technically 200: How Exposure, Opportunity & Mentorship Changes Lives In this episode, Code2College Vision 2024 Legacy Kylie Phillips joins us for an inspiring conversation. Kylie shares her internship experiences at Kasasa and VMware as a high schooler, what has inspired her to dream big, and…
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Technically 200: How a Vision 2024 Legacy Found Her STEM Path
Technically 200: How a Vision 2024 Legacy Found Her STEM Path Our first surprise of the season – one of our accomplished Vision 2024 Legacies! In this episode, St. Edward’s University freshman Aubrey Van Zandt fills us in on her transition from software engineering to Biochemistry, making the...
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Technically 200: Finding Community at a Tech Giant
Technically 200: Finding Community at a Tech Giant In our first episode of season six, we spoke with Stanford and Wharton alumna Jeanine Henry. One of the few Black women to hold a leadership position at Meta in the late 2000s, Jeanine is now the Director of New Products. In our conversation,...
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Technically 200: Marketing Analytics in the Travel Industry
Technically 200: Marketing Analytics in the Travel Industry In this episode we’re talking with Danielle Johns, Marketing Analytics Manager at Expedia Group about the importance of marketing analytics in the travel industry. Tune in to hear more about example of marketing analytics in the travel...
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Technically 200: Becoming the First Latinx CEO to Raise a Million Dollars in Equity Crowdfunding
Technically 200: Becoming the First Latinx CEO to Raise a Million Dollars in Equity Crowdfunding In this episode we’re talking with Max Tuchman, CEO and Co-Founder of Caribu about being the first Latinx founder, male or female, to raise over one million dollars in equity crowdfunding. Tune in to...
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Technically 200 Throwback Thursday: Claudia Varela
Technically 200 Throw Back Thursday: Latinas in STEM Claudia Varela This week, in honor of graduation season, we’re throwing it back to an amazing episode with previous host Matt Stephenson and Claudia Varela, Ph.D Candidate in the Harvard-MIT Program of Health Sciences and Technology. In this...
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Technically 200: The Importance of Debt- Financing for Small Businesses
Technically 200: The Importance of Debt- Financing for Small Businesses In this episode we’re talking with Natalie Garcia, Managing Director at Deerpath about investment management and the importance of debt-financing for small and medium sized businesses. Tune in to hear more about what...
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“What is Web3?” Series: NFTs in the Luxury Retail Space
“What is Web3?” Series: NFTs in the Luxury Retail Space In this episode we’re talking with Ingrid Rogier, Luxury Consultant at INCLux, about how NFTs are breaking into the luxury retail space! Tune in to hear more about Ingrids work with some of the biggest names in luxury retail, how NFTs are…
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Black Women in Tech Feature: Shannon Davis
Black Women in Tech Feature: Shannon Davis In this episode we’re talking with Shannon Davis, Senior Program Manager at Expedia Group, about UI/UX, risk management, and about what program management looks like at Expedia. Tune in to hear Shannon’s story, her transition from Kinesiology to Tech…
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“What is Web3?” Series: Changing Banking for the Unbanked
“What is Web3?” Series: Changing Banking for the Unbanked In this episode we’re talking with Carla Franklin, Senior Program Manager – Corporate Strategy at Amazon about how Web3 is diversifying banking, especially for the unbanked. Tune in to hear more about how Web3 is contributing to the pivot…
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“What is Web3?” Series: Breaking Down Web3
“What is Web3?” Series: Breaking Down Web3 In this episode we’re talking with LE Nichols, Engineering Manager at Scratch Foundation, about the basics of Web3, blockchains and NFTs in the first episode of our new series: “What is Web3?” Tune in to hear more about these hot topics, the amazing...
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Technically 200 Talks: Joanelle Bailey & Nevette Bailey
Technically 200: Moms in STEM Dr. Joanelle Bailey & Dr. Nevette Bailey Fact: You can do anything you set your mind to. In honor of Mother’s Day around the corner, we’re throwing it back to an amazing episode from Season 3! From a civil engineer to paramedic then surgeon OR a professional…
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Technically 200: Process Design and Implementation: The Life of a Systems Analyst
Technically 200: Process Design and Implementation: The Life of a Systems Analyst In this episode we’re talking with Ariela Vargas, Systems Analyst at NI, about her interesting introduction to tech, process design and implementation, and about the many “hats” she wears in her role. Tune in to…
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Technically 200: Building Products for the Whole World
Technically 200: Building Products for the Whole World In this episode we’re talking with Angela De Hoyos, Program Manager on the Political Ads Team at Meta, about her entrance into tech, program management and what it means to build products for the whole world. Tune in to hear Angela’s story...
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Technically 200: The World of Investor Relations
Technically 200: The World of Investor Relations In this episode we’re talking with Marissa Vidaurri, Senior Director of Investor Relations, about making a career out of communication and relationship building. Tune in to hear Marissa’s story about her path to investor relations and about how…
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Technically 200: A Career in Mathematics and the Importance of Data Science
Technically 200: A Career in Mathematics and the Importance of Data Science In this episode we’re talking with Keatra Nesbitt, Data Scientist at Valkyrie Intelligence, about making a career out of Mathematics and the importance of Data Scientists. Tune in to hear Keatra’s story about her path to...
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Technically 200: Mechatronics and Mexico’s Role in the Automotive Industry
Technically 200: Mechatronics and Mexico’s Role in the Automotive Industry In this episode we’re talking with Marisol Mendez, Marketing Engineer at NI, about Mechatronics and Mexico’s role in the Automotive Industry. Tune in to hear Marisol’s amazing story about being a woman entering the world…
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Technically 200: The Untraditional Route to Software Engineering
Technically 200: The Untraditional Route to Software Engineering. In this episode we’re talking with Marissa Garza, Senior Software Engineer at Q2 Solutions about her untraditional path into Software Engineering. Marissa shares how her background in Meteorology prepared her for the world of Tech....
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Technically 200: Allow Us to Reintroduce Ourselves.
Technically 200: Allow Us to Reintroduce Ourselves. We are back and better for Season 5!
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Technically 200 Talks: Miranda Stratton, Ph.D.
Technically 200 Talks: Latinas in STEM Miranda Stratton, Ph.D. This week our Hispanic Heritage Month Season featuring #LatinasinSTEM comes to a close with an exciting final 4th episode. In this episode, we feature Miranda Stratton, Ph.D. who is the Assistant Director for Biosciences Diversity...
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Technically 200 Talks: Eva “Gaby” Baylon, Ph.D.
Technically 200 Talks: Latinas in STEM Eva “Gaby” Baylon, Ph.D. We are in full swing of season 4, featuring Latinas in STEM in honor of Hispanic Heritage Month. Episode 3 is here, and our guest is Gaby Baylon, Human Factors Engineer at Abbott Laboratories. This episode, Gaby shares her personal...
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Technically 200 Talks: Elaine Zuniga
Technically 200 Talks: Latinas in STEM Elaine Zuniga “As far as being a Latina in the STEM world, I think it’s such an incredible honor and privilege to be a representative of my culture, of my ethnicity.” – Elaine Zuniga We are back with our 2nd episode of season 4, in honor of Hispanic Heritage...
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Technically 200 Talks: Claudia Varela
Technically 200 Talks: Latinas in STEM Claudia Varela We are kicking off Hispanic Heritage Month with our first episode of Techincally 200’s 4th season featuring Latinas in STEM! Claudia Varela, Ph.D Candidate in the Harvard-MIT Program of Health Sciences and Technology is the first Latina we...
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Technically 200 Talks: Vianey Garcia-Osorio & Marla Britt Fields
Technically 200 Talks: Moms in STEM Dr. Joanelle Bailey & Dr. Nevette Bailey Being a mom has made me a better manager. In our final episode of our season featuring #MomsInSTEM. Friends, Marla (Senior Program Manager, NOVA Instruments) & Vianey (Senior Program Manager, WISK Aero) met during their...
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Technically 200 Talks: LaKeisha Batts & Lori Banks
Technically 200 Talks: Moms in STEM LaKeisha Batts, PhD & Lori Banks, PhD Five months pregnant and defending her thesis. Hear about this incredible story in this week’s Technically 200 episode featuring Dr. LaKeisha Batts (CEO, Science Unlimited) and Dr. Lori Banks (Assistant Professor of…
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Technically 200 Talks: Airiel Bouie & Alexis Hall
Technically 200 Talks: Moms in Medicine Airiel Bouie & Alexis Hall Embracing Motherhood and studying Medicine. That’s what Moms Airiel Bouie and Alexis Hall, both medical students University of Illinois at Chicago. They’re not only creating a better future for themselves and their families, but...
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Technically 200 Talks: Michelle Tovar-Mora & Fernanda Sulantay
Technically 200 Talks: Moms in STEM Michelle Tovar-Mora & Fernanda Sulantay How can more companies support Moms in STEM? Both Michelle (Mechanical Engineer, @galvanizestem) and Fernanda (Chemical Engineering PhD student at Yale University, @fernandasulantay) get REAL about how companies in STEM…
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Technically 200 Talks: Carmen Broomes & Carmen Johnson
Technically 200 Talks: Moms in STEM Carmen Broomes & Carmen Johnson “I have to start being ok with not being able to be everything to everybody.” – Carmen J. (WP Engine) For Season 3, we’re featuring Moms in STEM. In our very first episode, we’re talking to the Carmens – Carmen J (WP Engine) and...
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Technically 200 Talks: Jenae Butler & Britney Thompson
Technically 200 Talks: Women in Tech Jenae Butler & Britney Thompson When met with questions about how to engage amidst last year’s surge in racial unrest, Jenae Butler (Google) founded Standing United Project in response to George Floyd’s murder. The Standing United Project is a resource hub...
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S2: E5 Janice Omadeke
S2: E5 Janice Omadeke Vulnerability is just one of Janice Omadeke’s (CEO & Founder of The Mentor Method) many super powers. In this week’s episode of Technically 200 you’ll learn about Janice’s negotiation strategies and how she started her company The Mentor Method. And while you’re at it, check...
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S2: E4 Marla Britt Fields
S2: E4 Marla Britt Fields Marla Britt Fields From working for large corporations and small tech startups, Marla Britt Fields (MIT Alumna and Senior Technical Program Manager, Applied Materials) has a wide range of experiences in tech. Tune in as Marla shares about #BlackMomMagic and what it takes...
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S2:E3 Keelee Moseley
S2:E3 Keelee Moseley Keelee Moseley After giving birth to her first child at 19 years old, Keelee Moseley didn’t let anything stand in her way from graduating college and pursuing her career in tech. Keelee shares her advocacy for black maternal health as well as her journey being a software...
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Technically 200 Talks: Shanel Fields & Kishau Rogers
Technically 200 Talks: Women in Entrepreneurship Shanel Fields & Kishau Rogers This week on Technically 200 Talks. We have an EXCITING roundtable conversation with two VC backed women entrepreneurs. Shanel Fields (CEO & Founder, MDAlly) and Kishau Rogers (CEO & Founder, TimeStudy) share about…
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S2:E2 Lisa Alexander
S2: E2 – Lisa Alexander Lisa Alexander “Don’t be intimidated if you’re the only one that looks like you in the room.” Lisa Alexander, VP of Business Development at Farragut Consulting, shares in this week’s Technically 200 Episode how she ended up working in Private Equity. Be encouraged as she...
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Technically 200 Talks: Caty Caldwell & Jessica Odeyemi
Technically 200 Talks: Women in Tech Caty Caldwell & Jessica Odeyemi Being exposed to STEM from an early age through Rube Goldberg experiments and attending Princeton University, are just a few things Caty Caldwell (Program Manager, Facebook) and Jessica Odeyemi (Senior Technical Product Manager,...
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Episode 5 – Nevette Bailey
Episode 5 Nevette Bailey Season 1 Finale. Matt talks (for a while) with Nevette Bailey, a classically trained ballerina . . . single Mom . . . with a PhD in Chemistry . . . who is now a software engineer at Etsy! She shares how an unconventional path is much more of a boon than a hurdle to learning.
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Episode 4 – Gloria Trevino
Episode 4 Gloria Trevino Gloria Trevino has questioned herself throughout her life . . . a lot. She didn’t grow up around computers, and there are no engineers in her family. In fact, if you heard her story, you wouldn’t expect to see her where she is today. In this week’s episode, Gloria shares...
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Episode 3 – Sienna Jackson
Episode 3 Sienna Jackson Recent UT San Antonio graduate, Sienna Jackson, majored in Cybersecurity and is now an Associate Cyber Systems Engineer at Northrop Grumman. In this episode, she shares about how she helps defend us from global threats as well as what app you should delete from your phone...
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Episode 2 – Brenda Torres
Episode 2 Brenda Torres El Paso Native, Brenda Torres, was fascinated by science at an early age. In this episode, Brenda shares how she launched her own start-up called CanaryQ with her fiancé and tells us the meaning of “Ponte Las Pilas.” Listen to her STEM journey as she studied Biochemistry…
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Episode 1 – Courtney Campbell
Episode 1 Courtney Campbell After learning that there was much more to the engineering field than bridge-building and shop floors, Courtney Campbell launched headfirst into one of the most competitive degree programs at The Ohio State University. In this episode she shares everything from how...
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Trailer – Welcome to Technically 200!
Trailer – Welcome to Technically 200! Welcome to Technically 200: your introduction to 200 black and Latinx women in STEM and their incredible stories.
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Welcome to Technically 200! A podcast about black and Latinx women in STEM.
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Matt Stephenson
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