Episode 10: Water, STAT!
When we talk about science, we often are specifically referring to Western science. Yet, what are we losing in writing off other ways of knowing? Today, we talk with Michael Blackstock, an Indigenous ...
18 Okt 20232h 20min
Episode 9: Threading the Horn
We’ve previously talked about conservation in terms of biology and art, but what about the role of art in species conservation? Join us as we talk to Elijah Hall from the Department of Ecology, Evolut...
29 Aug 20231h 17min
Episode 8: The Hero's Lyrics
Communicating concepts and findings are important parts of being a scientist, but how do you do it well? Today, we talk with Dr. Bruce Kirchoff from the Department of Biology at the University of Nort...
25 Jul 20231h 37min
Episode 7: Life Animates Art
How do you bring something that no living human has ever seen to life? We join Marvel Studios animator, Kristina Mickahail-Giblin, and Director of Visitor Engagement and Education of the Raymond M. Al...
22 Jun 20231h 43min
Episode 6: Biased Learning
Our world is increasingly becoming one where we use computers and machines to help us make decisions. Surely, lines of code are better at handling bias than people, right? Or are they not so different...
17 Mai 20231h 44min
Episode 5: Social Maths
What can math and social insects tell us about what happens when concepts or individuals come together? Are we more than the sum of our parts? In this episode, Andrea Stine, a grad student in UCR’s De...
13 Apr 20231h 23min
Episode 4: Sexual Bias Playscript
What happens when we exclude half of the population? In celebration of International Women’s Day (March 8th), we are joined by Paige Goodwin, a feminist playwright and lecturer at UCR, and Nora Wolcot...
8 Mar 20231h 32min
