19 AUG 2020 · Dr. Emily Lescak is a researcher who focuses on fish evolution and genetics. She is passionate about communicating science to the public and lowering barriers to participation in research science. Our conversation was extremely interesting! I learned about the threespine stickleback fish. To hear more about our fascinating conversation, listen to this episode!

7 AUG 2020 · Dr. Rachel Kirpes is a researcher studying atmospheric chemistry and aerosols in the Arctic to learn about how the Earth is warming up quickly. Using this information, she communicates this to the public! Join me on this incredible discussion, as we talk about Rachel's adventures in the Arctic, and two cute polar bears checking out their work! I was able to understand how critical natural things like the global conveyor. To learn more, listen to the exciting conversation I had with Dr. Kirpes.

24 JUL 2020 · Mrs. Allison Crimmins is a researcher studying the influences of climate change on human health and what happens through illnesses as the temperature increases. She works on how the healthcare system, after an extreme weather event, helps us realize the different impacts to try to change our ways. Talking to Allison Crimmins, I was able to relate this humongous topic to my life and hope that you will be able to realize this. As we continue to increase temperatures, we get more illnesses through ticks and mosquitoes. To learn more, listen to the exciting conversation I had with Allison Crimmins.

17 JUL 2020 · Dr. Goldman is a research director at the Union of Concerned Scientists. Her research focuses on air pollution and its impacts on Earth. One of her research papers shows the correlation between urban air pollution and emergency department visits, using epidemiological studies of acute human health effects. Talking to her, I understood how we use energy and whether that was good or bad. We discussed how humans are getting affected by air pollution and how she had found these results. I learned lots for Dr. Gretchen Goldman, and to learn more listen to this fascinating conversation I had with her.