Best Stemm Podcasts (2025)

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Instrument Stëmm, 04/05/2025 29:49

12d ago29:49

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Wéi ee sange léieren a seng Stëmm verléiere kann. Den Olivier Catani däerf op engem Bal vun de Providers ee Lidd sangen. Obwuel hien eigentlech guer net sange kann. Hie muss duerfir a Gesangscoursë goen. Hat awer just 8 Wochen Zäit. Wat kann e bluddegen Ufänger a kuerzer Zäit léieren? En Expert fir Stëmmstéierung erkläert firwat een no enger laange…

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Episode 279: Landmark Trees and Science Tourism 27:50

5d ago27:50

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This week we’re joined by forest ecologist, tree climber, and science tour guide Yoav Daniel Bar-Ness, founder of Giant Tree Expeditions. From climbing the world’s tallest flowering plant to mapping Hiroshima’s atomic survivor trees, Yoav has spent decades exploring the lives and legacies of trees across the globe. In this episode, we explore how T…

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Top oder Schrott?, 04/05/2025 3:37

12d ago3:37

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Dem Olivier Catani säi «Sweet Caroline». Den Olivier séngt gär, mee falsch. Hien wollt duerfir sange léieren. Ënnerstëtzt gouf hien dobäi vun de Providers an der Gesangsproff Julie Rodesch. Hei de Video vum Olivier sengem Optrëtt op der Nouspelter Eemaischen. No just 7 Gesangsstonnen, zwou Bandprouwen an ee Soundcheck um Dag vum Concert.…

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Episode 278: Avoidance - Is it all in our heads? 27:50

12d ago27:50

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In today’s episode, we take a walk down an unusual road: the pathway inside our own brains. Dr James Crane tells Olly about his work in neuroanatomy, how neural pathways and hormones can lead to avoidance behaviour, and how we even go about studying what’s in our heads to begin with. Show theme music: Kevin MacLeod Thank you to the whole TWICS team…

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PISA de Wëssensmagazin, 04/05/2025 24:21

12d ago24:21

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Themen déi eis all beschäftegen, wëssenschaftlech hannerfrot vum Olivier Catani a Mister Science.By RTL Télé Lëtzebuerg

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Episode 277: A Microscopic Look at Learning 27:50

19d ago27:50

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From marsupial reproductive biology to microscopic anatomy - aka histology - the scale of Dr Jamie Chapman’s work in how bodies function has gotten progressively smaller over the years. What hasn’t gotten smaller is Jamie’s big-picture look at the teaching of histology within Australian medical degrees. In today’s episode, Jamie tells Olly and Mere…

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The epidemiology of space with Sabine Bellstedt 44:43

24d ago44:43

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A lot about what it is to be human is understanding who we are and where we came from, whether that's genetically, geographically, or otherwise. But what if we zoomed out and approached it at a galaxy level? What could we learn about who we are, what we understand about the universe, and what humans are capable of achieving? Sabine Bellstedt is an …

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Episode 276: From Science Class to Scrubs 27:50

26d ago27:50

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In today’s episode, Dr. Sam Rose opens the operating curtains to give us a glimpse into her journey of becoming a doctor. Dr Sam tells Olly and Tegan about how she went from high school to medical school to becoming a paediatric advanced trainee! She talks about the highs and the lows of becoming a doctor and what her future as a doctor for kids mi…

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Episode 113: Grampy Can Ya Hear Me or I Still Have An Opinion On Him, Ewww 1:42:34

28d ago1:42:34

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On this episode we take a look at a rather disjointed offering from Season 28. Grandpa Simpson gets a hearing aid, Principal Skinner reveals a life long dream and Lisa cheats on a paper. How do all 3 of these stories merge and are they successful in doing so, well I guess you'll need to tune in to find out! We also discuss: - New impressions - An u…

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D’Artagnan Caliman and Juma Sei on how 1803 Fund is advancing long-term investments for a rooted, prosperous Black Portland 53:08

1M ago53:08

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Join D’Artagnan Caliman, Vice President of Community Partnerships, and Juma Sei, Communications Manager, at 1803 Fund as they introduce the capital investment fund’s approach to advancing long-term prosperity for Portland, Oregon’s Black community. Throughout the episode, D’Artagnan and Juma share what Black Portland means to them and the importanc…

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Episode 275: Superstars of STEM 27:50

1M ago27:50

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In this episode, we dive into the journeys of two Tassie scientists—TWICS’s own Dr. Meredith Castles and Dr. Jane Younger—who have been selected as part of Science & Technology Australia’s prestigious Superstars of STEM program. This initiative is designed to elevate the visibility of women and non-binary people in science, technology, engineering,…

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Episode 274: Breaking the Ice 27:50

1M ago27:50

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In this episode of That's What I Call Science, hosts Dr. Olly Dove and Emma Hamasaki interview Ann Kristin Lund Johansen from the Institute for Marine and Antarctic Studies. Originally from Norway and having studied in the UK before coming to Tasmania, Ann Kristin discusses her PhD research on the drivers of ice mass loss in East Antarctica. She ex…

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Episode 112: Detroit Rock Diddily or The Children Would Say It's Cringe 1:32:05

1M ago1:32:05

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On this episode we take you back to a long forgotten episode that the Simpson's team has been trying to remove from existence for it's questionable content and the involvement of Edward Furlong. It's hard to find but we found it and we're bringing it to you. Edward Furlong comes to town and puts one over on the town of Springfield in an attempt for…

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Episode 273: Inspiring education in Tassie 27:50

2M ago27:50

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“Education, perhaps more than anything else, is a passport to a better life” beautifully sums up the work and aim of the Peter Underwood Centre for Educational Attainment. In today’s episode, Kate and Tegan sat down with Georgia Sutton who is the Manager of the Children’s University Tasmania, a program under the Peter Underwood Centre that provides…

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Episode 272: Science to Politics: Emma Hamasaki's Journey Through Marine Research and Communication 27:50

2M ago27:50

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In this episode of That's What I Call Science, host Dr. Olly Dove interviews regular co-host Emma Hamasaki about her diverse career path. Emma shares her journey from studying marine science at the University of Tasmania to becoming a passionate science communicator involved with projects like Redmap and Curious Climate. She discusses her work with…

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Episode 111: The Principal and The Pauper or We're Not A Good For You Factory 1:26:07

2M ago1:26:07

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Patrick chose this one to encourage us to take a look at one of the most divisive episodes that changed the course of The Simpsons from this point forward. When Seymour Skinner is outed as a fraud how will the Town react? We also go to bat for the episode and don't understand all the hate that is thrown it's way. We also discuss: - Don Johnson conf…

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Episode 271: Co-manager catch up: Kate’s overseas adventures 27:50

2M ago27:50

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Join TWICS’s three co-managers on a bus-turned-restaurant in a Hobart pub on a sunny day. With relaxing ambient pub sounds, Anna Abela and Dr Olly Dove chat with Dr Kate Johnson about her experience doing postdoctoral research in Switzerland and a Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions Postdoctoral Fellowship in Barcelona, Spain. Hear the challenges and hi…

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Episode 270: Bridging science and activism at COP29 27:50

2M ago27:50

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The United Nations Climate Change Conference is the biggest climate conference in the world, bringing together Government officials, scientists, industry groups and civil society to solve the climate crisis. So how did a PhD student find herself travelling to Azerbaijan to fight for climate justice at COP29? In this episode, Olly sits down with Teg…

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Episode 110: The Last Temptation of Krust or Do the Kids Say Slaps Still... Anyone Know? 1:57:10

2M ago1:57:10

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In this giant sized episode we are fortunate enough to have not one but two comedians join us as Ron Nobles and Dan Altano help us to take a look at what happens when Krusty the Clown goes back to his roots and starts to perform stand up comedy again. They give their unique perspective on the inner workings of the stand up scene and how it has chan…

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Plumbing the depths of continence with Sheena Lagat 56:07

2M ago56:07

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We have to get past this stigma over talking about wee, poo, and other toileting activities. It's something that we have to do every day, and if you're not, you should really be speaking to someone about that. Because continence is something that we all should be proactive about no matter our age or gender. Sheena Lagat is a wee wee nurse. Specific…

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Episode 269: How to Code The Cosmos 27:50

3M ago27:50

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Imagine having a little version of the cosmos living on your computer. In this week’s Ep we’re chatting about Active Galactic Nuclei (or AGN) with theoretical astrophysics PhD candidate, Georgia Stewart. Active Galactic Nuclei are some of the most powerful phenomena in the Universe but they also take millions of years to evolve 🐢. Running powerful …

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Susan Taylor Batten and Lyle Matthew Kan on Moving Beyond Fear Together to Take Action for Racial Equity 59:22

3M ago59:22

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One month into President Trump's second presidency, Susan Taylor Batten, the President and CEO of ABFE and Lyle Matthew Kan, interim President and CEO of AAPIP (Asian Americans / Pacific Islanders in Philanthropy), sit down with us to share stories and insights on how philanthropy is navigating the administration's efforts to dismantle diversity, e…

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Episode 268: From Journalism to Science Communication 27:50

3M ago27:50

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After years of working in the media industry and navigating the highs and lows of journalism, Tia Ewen navigated her way to science communication. In this episode, Dr Olly Dove and Georgia Stewart sit down with Tia as she takes us behind the scenes in the newsroom, navigating her way through the media industry, her love and passion for science and …

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Episode 109: Deep Space Homer or 3 Cups of Coffee and 0 Poops 1:57:41

3M ago1:57:41

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On this episode we invite our long time friend Julie Doody onto the show to take a look at what happens when Homer becomes a National Hero when he is jettisoned into space. Julie also tells us about her connection to The Simpsons and breakfast cereal. We also discuss: - Canadian members of the MMC - Patrick's visual representation of how Cori's min…

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Episode 267: Connecting with nature 27:50

3M ago27:50

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Sustainability, scicomm, and soccer: just three of the many hats of Dr Emily Flies! With an interdisciplinary career traversing a myriad of -ologies, Emily now works in exploring how connecting with nature can be a leverage point for healthy and sustainable communities. She’s also an award-winning science communicator and the founder of Tasmania’s …

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Episode 266: Science, Sustainability, and the Secret Lives of Eels 27:50

3M ago27:50

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Join us as we explore climate action, coastal resilience, and… eels! This week, Dr. Malcolm Johnson shares his passion for climate adaptation, coastal resource management, and unique research on the fascinating freshwater eels of Tasmania. From working in the Huon Valley to community projects in the Philippines and CNMI, Malcolm’s journey highlight…

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Episode 108: Last Tap Dance in Springfield or Bryan Keeps Digging His Grave 1:33:28

3M ago1:33:28

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Your favorite podcasters are back with an all NEW episode! This week we take a look at Cori's choice, "Last Tap Dance in Springfield" where Lisa is inspired by one of Patrick's favorite movies and then Bart and Milhouse have a disjointed romp at the Mall. So tapa-tapa-tapa those fingers and press play to join us for the ride! We also discuss: - A S…

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Episode 265: The Seaweed Sommelier 27:50

3M ago27:50

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Don’t you just hate it when you’re out for a lovely swim in the ocean when all of a sudden your stomach starts rumbling? Well, thanks to one researcher at the Institute for Marine and Antarctic Studies, we might be closer to understanding what snacks are out there in the waters of lutruwita/Tasmania! Micah Landon-Lane joins Olly for today’s episode…

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Episode 107: Wild Barts Can't be Broken or New Year Same Old Idiot 1:44:04

4M ago1:44:04

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After a bit of a holiday break we're back with this episode that marked a shift in the show from this point forward. In an episode that starts centering on Homer and his buddies celebrating a sports championship, shifted to a story focused on Bart and the kids of Springfield. Come join us for a great time where we discuss: - Opening up our Joshua J…

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Cultures, culture, and identity with Jayashree Srinivasan 56:07

4M ago56:07

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Cultures have an incredible impact on our society, and not just anthropologically. Cultures in a microbial context have an equally significant impact on the industries that allow us to live the lives that we want. Jayashree Srinivasan is a microbiologist specialising in biotechnology and microbial research. Join us as we speak about Jaya's journey …

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Episode 106: Simpsons Christmas Stories or JTT I Choose You 1:39:44

5M ago1:39:44

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Patrick chose this holiday themed episode that shows us 3 separate segments. Cori wasn't feeling well so she ducks out for a bit but ends up coming back. This episode shows the story of the First Christmas, a Grandpa World War II story and a delightful musical segment using the royalty free music of the Nutcracker. This one had us split so give it …

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15 Joer Pisa !, 15/12/2024 28:59

5M ago28:59

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Mir kucken zréck an no vir. Bal 200 Sendungen an no un 1000 Reportagen. Am Pisa erkläre mir zanter 15 Joer d’Welt. Wat waren d’Highligts aus de leschte Joren. Wéi huet de Fuerschungsstanduert Lëtzebuerg sech entwéckelt. A firwat huet een am Laf vu sengem Liewen ëmmer méi d’Gefill, dass d’Zäit reegelrecht verflitt.…

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Episode 105: Scenes from the Class Struggle in Springfield or A Deep Stemm Reference 2:03:21

5M ago2:03:21

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For this Cori pick we take a look at this Marge centric episode and found some much deeper meaning than when we watched it originally. How far will Marge go to be accepted in high society, well I guess you'll have to listen to find out. We also discuss: The establishment of new beef Cori's Doctor Odyssey obsession A call to reunite the cast of The …

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Episode 264: All Abuzz - Your Backstage Pass to Entomology Excellence 27:50

6M ago27:50

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Join hosts Olly Dove and Emma Hamasaki as they flutter through the 2024 Australian Entomological Society Conference! In this special season finale, we're buzzing with excitement as we explore the latest discoveries in insect science through fascinating conversations with poster presenters. Broadcasting from lutruwita/Tasmania on Edge Radio, this ep…

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Kent McGuire and Zoe Stemm-Calderon on Building an Inclusive Public Education 1:05:22

6M ago1:05:22

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Kent McGuire of the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation and Zoe Stemm-Calderon from the Raikes Foundation sit down with Katie Hong to discuss their work on advancing equitable and inclusive public education across the United States. In this episode they share their foundations’ collaborative efforts as well as their own personal and professional e…

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Wanterzäit ass Erkältungszäit!, 24/11/2024 26:36

6M ago26:36

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Wéi mir eis erkalen a wat wierklech hëlleft. En zolitte Schnapp. Hals- a Kappwéi. Domat sinn aktuell vill Leit geplot. Am Pisa wéi eng Medikamenter wierklech hëllefen a wéi eng een sech spuere kann. Wat an eisem Kierper genee geschitt wa mir eis mat engem Erkältungsvirus infizéieren. Firwat mir eis ëmmer rëm erkalen an u wat läit et datt d’Häre bes…

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Episode 263: The Australasian Cytometry Society 27:50

6M ago27:50

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Join us for this week’s episode, in which Olly and Georgia make their way through the poster session at the Australasian Cytometry Society’s annual 2024 conference! Cytometry may not be a word you’ve heard before, but is all about cells. And, by studying the cells in our bodies, the researchers in today’s episode have been making leaps and bounds i…

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Episode 104: Bart's Birthday or Maybe You're A Jerk 1:36:38

6M ago1:36:38

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We chose a recent episode, so recent that it originally aired only a few weeks ago. A star studded Series Finale fake out that starts as a tribute to the long running series turns into a nice little story about Bart being forced to deal with change. We really enjoyed this one, so much so that Patrick might give some more recent episodes a chance. J…

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Engineering, climate action, and politics with Zaneta Mascarenhas MP 42:17

6M ago42:17

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Changes in career aren't a divergence from a path. The common thread is you, your experience, and how you can apply what you know in a difference space. Zaneta Mascarenhas is Member of the Australian House of Representatives for Swan. Join us as we speak about Zaneta's journey through engineering and resources, climate action, and politics -- and h…

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Pearl Lujan and Abby Sarmac on Going Back to Our Roots with the Kindle Project's Indigenous Women's Flow Fund 45:05

6M ago45:05

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Abby Sarmac hosts a conversation with Pearl Lujan from the Kindle Project’s Indigenous Women’s Flow Fund. Together, they discuss their work as intermediaries and donors together on this project, and share how slowing down helped build deep and transformative relationships with Indigenous communities.…

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Episode 262: Seeds, fire & biodiversity 27:50

6M ago27:50

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Come and chat with two Australians (Dr Kate Johnson and Dr Ella Plumanns Pouton) on a bench in Catalunya, that may or may not be covered in ants! Ella talks about fire and seed banks, shifts in research, moving countries and writing science for the public. After an arts degree, Ella was driven to science through a desire to enact positive change fo…

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Eddy Zheng on Breath, Hope and Healing with New Breath Foundation 59:36

6M ago59:36

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President and Founder of New Breath Foundation Eddy Zheng shares his personal story and experiences navigating incarceration and detention for 21 years, and how hope, healing and breath, led him to create a foundation focused on dismantling institutions of policing, incarceration and deportation. The foundation is unapologetically committed to buil…

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Episode 103: Treehouse of Horror X or A Wizard Did It 1:56:56

6M ago1:56:56

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Yes, we know it's November but we're still in a spooky mood so here is our latest Treehouse of Horror offering. We invited back our pal Mike from The Bogeyman's Closet to help us out, as we see the Simpson Family be terrorized by a mystery watcher, a fun comic book inspired romp and the the horror surrounding unpreparedness during Y2K. On a quick n…

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Episode 261: Bogs and Biophysics 27:50

6M ago27:50

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Take a journey to the ‘liminal space between water and sky’ with Melissa Mai. From the pathways of water and sugar along a pine needle to the magical land of bogs and why they matter. This episode will transport you from a molecule in a leaf to peaty landscapes of Scotland and the USA. Learn about Melissa, her pathway to academia and future aspirat…

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Episode 260: Neurodivergence In STEMM: Part 2 27:50

6M ago27:50

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This week, Anna and Ella are joined by Monique Mitchelson, a autistic/ADHD clinical psychologist from Brisbane, Australia, with a deep passion for supporting neurodivergent women and girls. Monique discusses her own podcast, The Neurodivergent Woman Podcast with Clinical Neuropsychologist Michelle Livock, a hit show with over a million downloads, a…

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