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Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 141 | Founded | 15 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Life SciencesEducationScience |
Coral reefs may look like colorful rocks, but they’re actually animals living in partnership with tiny plant cells. This remarkable symbiosis powers entire ocean ecosystems. In this episode, Dr. Biology chats with Professor Liza Roger, whose Arizona ... more
On this podcast, we like to explore how science meets the public. In this episode, we examine the art of communication, with biologist, author, and filmmaker Randy Olson. Dr. Biology learns how Olson uses humor and creativity as powerful tools. Inspi... more
Can storytelling transform biology research? Join us for an engaging conversation with Kayla Burgher and Risa Schnebly, two visionary PhD students at Arizona State University. Kayla shares her research in the fishing community to protect endangered m... more
Can a transformed 4-acre former citrus orchard become a vibrant urban wildlife sanctuary? Dr. Biology is out of the studio to explore Julie Stromberg's remarkable riparian garden. Julie, a plant ecologist and emeritus professor at Arizona State Unive... more
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I’ve been listening to it since it first started and I was a freshman at Arizona State University and got me through such a difficult time after my mom died, and I had no one to talk to at ASU. Also got me through a lot of lonesome summers in my dorm. I also feel smarter after every episode, I literally love this podcast hopefully my children love it as much as I do I highly recommend listening to it on repeat until you internalize the information in the episodes, they’re all super relaxing, so ... more
I have been listening to this podcast since I was 5 and my dad would play it for my brother and I at night while we were going to sleep. I’m so glad that he did cuz I felt smarter after listening to each of the episodes! I rediscovered this podcast and have loved to learn about all the little things in science that have developed our world today. Thanks Dr. Biology. Keep producing more please.
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Content is centered around the exploration of biology and related fields, engaging listeners through interviews with scientists and educators. The discussions often highlight innovative research, conservation efforts, and practical applications of biology in everyday life. Unique features include the integration of additional resources such as games and activities designed for classroom use, which cater particularly to educators and young learners. The blend of storytelling and scientific inquiry promotes deeper understanding and appreciation of life sciences, making it an ideal listen for both science enthusiasts and students alike.
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Recent guests on Ask A Biologist Podcast include:
1. Liza Roger
2. Randy Olson
3. Kayla Berger
4. Risa Aria Schnebly
5. Julie Stromberg
6. Kimberly Olney
7. Saad Bhamla
8. James Gorman
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