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Girls Talk Math

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Girls Talk Math is a free math and media day camp for high school girls and non-binary students hosted at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (since 2016), the University of Maryland, College Park (since 2018) and Worcester Polytechnic Institute (since 2022). Campers complete challenging problem sets in areas of mathematics that go beyond the high school curriculum, research the lives ... more

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Learn about the life and work of Ulrica Wilson from a group of campers at the 2025 run of Girls Talk Math at Temple University in Philadelphia.

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Dr. Sijue Wu
Award-winning mathematician specializing in fluid dynamics and wave motion.
University of Michigan
Episode: Sijue Wu
Pamela E. Harris
Educator at the college level, award-winning mathematician, and advocate for Latinx and immigrant communities.
University of Wisconsin
Episode: Pamela Harris
Mariel Vazquez
A pioneer in mathematical biology and professor at UC Davis.
University of California, Davis
Episode: Mariel Vazquez
Denise Gray
An engineer, CEO, and mentor in renewable energy.
CEO of DKTN Consulting
Episode: Denise Gray
Raluca Ada Popa
Romanian computer science professor known for her work in cybersecurity and cryptography.
UC Berkeley
Episode: Raluca Ada Popa
LaShanda Korley
A chemical engineer and researcher focused on sustainable materials and plastic pollution.
University of Delaware and various research centers
Episode: LaShanda Korley
Sunetra Gupta
Professor at Oxford University, researcher in epidemiology and infectious diseases
Oxford University
Episode: Sunetra Gupta
Eva Goedhart
A respected number theorist and educator passionate about empowering women in mathematics
Kimberton World School
Episode: Eva Goedhart
Savannah Garmon
Associate professor in physics specializing in open quantum systems.
Osaka Metropolitan University
Episode: Savannah Garmon

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Kaylee Clark
Host of Girls Talk Math
Mariam
Co-host of the podcast

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 18 ratings
  • Nice Mavis Batey episode

    Very good podcast.

    For those interested in Mavis Batey, there’s a great interview with her on the Bletchley Park podcast.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    sr_98_sr
    United States2 years ago
  • 💡💡💡

    I’m an Iranian girl who love math❤️thanks for share this podcast i love it 😻

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    mathhhlove
    Japan5 years ago
  • Sound quality

    They have great speaking skills and talk about really great subjects in a way that everyone can understand. The only problem is that the volume is really low and the quality could be better. Other than that, they are great!! Go girls!

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Roro00001
    United States7 years ago

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Some criticism has been made about production quality, particularly regarding sound levels.
Listeners appreciate the inspiring stories shared by female mathematicians and STEM advocates.
Feedback highlights the commitment to inclusivity and tackling gender disparity in STEM.

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Aleisha Amohia
Q: What challenges did Aleisha need to overcome to get her job?
She felt isolated as a woman in a male-dominated field, which drove her to create supportive environments through the Women in Tech Club.
Aleisha Amohia
Q: What education did Aleisha need to get the job she has now?
Aleisha believes it's beneficial to learn the basics through university, although traditional pathways aren't the only route to success.
LaShanda Korley
Q: Did LaShanda ever feel taken less seriously because of her gender?
Yes, she experienced situations where she was not taken seriously and turned them into teaching moments.
LaShanda Korley
Q: Who served as motivation to LaShanda growing up?
Her family was her biggest motivation, constantly supporting her.
LaShanda Korley
Q: What piece of advice would LaShanda give someone aspiring to make an impact?
She advised to just start and connect with supportive people.

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The content focuses on the empowerment of girls and non-binary individuals in mathematics, featuring engaging discussions with female figures from various STEM fields who share their career journeys, challenges, and contributions. Episodes often highlight the intersection of mathematics with other areas such as biology, engineering, technology, and environmental science, emphasizing the importance of diversity and inclusivity in these domains. Unique narratives from guests reflect the commitment to inspire young listeners, making complex topics accessible while encouraging participation in STEM-related disciplines.

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Girls Talk Math launched 9 years ago and published 102 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.

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2. Pamela E. Harris
3. Mariel Vazquez
4. Denise Gray
5. Raluca Ada Popa
6. LaShanda Korley
7. Sunetra Gupta
8. Eva Goedhart

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