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CSML Audio Studio — 66 episodes
CTN #24 – Kacie talks to Heather Adams about franchising as a path into civic science entrepreneurship
CTN #23 – Kacie talks to Minista Jazz About Building Digital Worlds Where Communities Own What They Create
CTN #22 – Kacie talks to Lauren Gregory about turning market research into a women's health venture
CTN #21 – Kacie talks to Myiedra Miles Adams about building educational resources that let learners see themselves
CTN #20 – Kacie talks to Greg Hemmings about building a film company that engineers community impact
CTN #19 – Kacie talks to Christopher Matos-Rogers about making green homeownership a viable business
CTN #18 – Kacie talks to Meagan Naraine about building the Atlanta non-profit called Culturally Relevant Science
SE #3 - Milky Way Project co-creator Grace Wolf-Chase shares lessons learned from the participatory science initiative (S1:Ep3)
SE #2 – Haley Davis on SeaKeepers’ mission to advance marine citizen science (S1:Ep2)
SE #1 - John Besley wants engagers to dig deep into the “Why” of science engagement (S1:Ep1)
Introducing Science Engaged, a new audio program focused on participatory sciences hosted by Dr. Kristel Tjandra
Consider This Next #17 – Kacie talks to Kim Steele about narrative storytelling as climate communication
Consider This Next #16: Kacie talks to Dr. Brett Blaauw about engaging diverse audiences about insects
Consider This Next #15 – Kacie talks to Quandra Gray of Baltimore about translating agricultural science into community-centered food security solutions
Consider This Next #14 – Kacie talks to Corey Gumbs about his journey from music to science podcasting
Consider This Next #13 – Kacie talks to Mezu about transforming data into art interventions for civic engagement
Consider This Next #12 – Kacie talks to Alex Ip about The Xylom
Consider This Next #11 – Kacie talks to St. Louis based Noelle Daoire about ADHD communication strategies and bridging social media with clinical information
Consider This Next #10 – Kacie talks to Atlanta-based Zakiya Whatley about shifting from molecular biology to science communication that meets audiences where they are
Consider This Next #9 - Kacie talks to Emma Yarbrough from the Story Collider in Atlanta about humanizing science through personal storytelling
Consider This Next #8 – Kacie talks to Karen Jialu Bao about bridging science and storytelling through young adult fiction
Consider This Next #7 – Kacie talks to Jen Christiansen about visual science communication and making evidence-based information accessible to all
Consider This Next #6 - Kacie Luaders talks to Britt DeVries about data-driven harm reduction and community-centered science communication
MIT undergraduate Lyne-Nicole Odhiambo shares insights from mapping the developing landscape of climate sustainability initiatives in Kenya
Consider This Next #5 – Kacie Luaders talks to Doctora Nicole about inclusive science communication and transforming STEM culture
Martin Gruebele & Carla Scaletti describe and play their data sonification of protein-folding dynamics
Why Teaching Science in Kiswahili Matters: Insights from Dr. Hamisi Babusa
Consider This Next #4 – Kacie Luaders talks to Christine Giver about making robotics accessible and inspiring STEM learners
Dr. Jeanne Mortime: How do you expect people to protect something if they don’t have a name for it?
Consider this Next #3 - Kacie Luaders talks to Cindy Marie Jenkins about bridging neuroscience and media literacy
Dr. Buguzi shares insights from communicating science in Tanzania's native language of Kiswahili
What LabXchange is learning from engaging millions of formal & informal science learners & educators around the world
Consider This Next #2: Kacie Luaders talks with Danielle Meinert, an amateur mycologist from Atlanta
Artificial Intelligence & Society Fellow, Dr. Ezenyilimba, says community engagement is at the core of her research
Arianna Zuanazzi says research is also a form of art & shares her perceptives to recent developments
'You say Science Festival, I say Science Festivaaal': Sam Ridgeway explains
Biologist Brian Kloeppel shares insights from Capitol Hill visit to support federal science funding
RockEDU's Executive Director Jeanne Garbarino explains their humanity-centered mission in New York City
Stephanie Okeyo discusses insights from a preliminary report on the science engagement funding landscape in Africa
Empowering future civic scientists and problem-solvers: Biobus' Ben Dubin-Thaler shares insights
Professor David Wright explains why their Communication of Science & Technology (CSET) Program at Vanderbilt University is unique.
Inside Genspace: Exploring the theory of change behind the world's 1st community biology lab
5 Things to Know This Week - A Special Audio Series from the CivicSciTV Newsroom (May 6, 2024)
Consider This Next #1 - Host Kacie Luaders talks with comedian Mark Kendall on using humor for science engagement
Navigating the intersection of agency & urgency: Meghan Groome on NYAS' civic #science portfolio
Why are stakeholders tuning into CivicSciTV? Top experts. Great Questions. New insights.
On QOTD: VP Monica Malowney from the NYC-Economic Development Corporation discusses their LifeSci NYC initiative to build a diverse talent pipeline
Don't miss this special series now airing on CivicSciTV's Questions of the Day show
Daniel Pomeroy on QOTD: It's important to ask why at the intersection of science & society
Don't miss the 'Questions of the Day' show with Fanuel Muindi every week on the CivicSciTV Network
Newsroom - 04/05/24 - Solar eclipse community science opportunities through NASA & iNaturalist: CivicSciTV News (April 5)
Sonification: A tool to break down barriers to participation in studying the universe? Visualization Scientist, Kimberly Arcand, says Yes.
Newsroom (04/01/24): Students study eclipse with balloons, SwipeSciComm, science poetry & more!
CivicSciEdu - Communications skills trainer Amy Aines shares tips in #pitching civic science initiatives
QOTD - Scholarship from outreach: Water from a stone... or a sponge? Peter Vollbrecht explains.
QOTD Decodes UCSF's #SciComm Minicourse with Course Director, Jennifer Frazier
Newsroom (03/18/24): New research on science news sites, art/science, & book by Ciencia PR.
Commercial - Scientists: Want to make your science more accessible? Check out Galactic Polymath’s approach.
Newsroom (03/11/24): Media for exoplanets based on science, scicomm awards & opportunities.
The QuickTake: Ana Maria Porras receives the 2024 Early Career Award for Public Engagement with Science
Newsroom: 03/04/24 - Making science engagement fun, humor, science cartoons & SciTalk 2024!
Colleen Kelley's mission is to build molecular literacy through imaginative chemistry comic books
The Journey by Martin Gruebele & Carla Scaletti | Sounds of Science
CivicSciTV's 'Questions of the Day' show celebrates 100 episodes & launches a new nano-series: What is civic science?
CivicSciTV Newsroom: 02/27/24 - Climate change election coverage, solutions journalism tips, research & more!
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