Change, Technically
Dr. Ashley Juavinett and Dr. Cat HicksAshley Juavinett, PhD and Cat Hicks, PhD explore technical skills, the science of innovation, STEM pathways, and our beliefs about who gets to be technical—so you can be a better leader and we can all build a better future.
Ashley, a neuroscientist, and Cat, a psychologist for software teams, tell stories of change from classrooms to workplaces.
Also, they're married.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 17 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | TechnologyScience | |||
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www.psychologicalscience.org/observer/janet-shibley-hyde-sinks-stereotypes-with-data
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First of all, in this episode you'll learn why Ashley has shipped ONE THOUSAND COCKROACHES through the mail. Second of all, Ashley shares about getting scientists to tell stories, taking risks to share knowledge, and doing science communication in pl... more
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- Sweet yet rigorous domesticity
I can’t understate how much value that this podcast, and Cat and Ashley’s existence as human beings, bring to this world. They provide a unique perspective and voice, along with deeply engaging discussions on topics ranging from psychology, sociology, technology, computer science neuroscience, and human nature.
On this one year anniversary of their podcast, I have to say that I am SO grateful that they started this podcast and I hope they keep going!!!!
Apple Podcasts5Mindingintuition
United States5 months ago - Open Science, Open Source, and Self Directed Learning
A fabulous first episode that inspire people to learn coding in a scientific discipline. Thoughtful, grounded in the real world, and impactful. Solving real world problems with code matters and sharing evidence based wisdom on productivity and inclusion.
Apple Podcasts5CokespazUnited Statesa year ago
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Focused on the intersection of science and technology, the content engages listeners in discussions about technical skills, innovation, and the diverse pathways within STEM fields. The hosts, both experts in their respective fields of neuroscience and psychology, share personal anecdotes and tackle pressing issues relating to leadership, workplace dynamics, and education. They also explore broader themes such as societal beliefs about who qualifies as 'technical' and the implications this has on developing inclusive environments. Unique elements include their candid reflection on personal experiences and their relationship as both partners and professionals, fostering a relatable perspective on complex topics.
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