
Joins hosts Ashley and Kalpana as they discuss all thing STEM-related in a very down-to-earth way. Ashley is a mathematician and science communicator, while Kalpana is a space influencer and actor/writer. On top of Kalpana's work in tinseltown, both ladies are making their mark in Hollywood by working with some of the biggest studios. Hence the "city" part of the name. Together, they have a combin... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 20 | Founded | 4 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Science | |||

We talk about academia burnout while handling a career, an Artemis II update and what it means for future missions, and weather control conspiracies.
This potential new gravity explanation is mind-blowing, trees don't really "explode", and Chat GPT will soon run ads.
Again discussing Artemis II before the postponement, Anthropic's CEO puts out an AI warning essay (ok, dude), and Boston Dynamics humanoid robot in the workplace.
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I love both of these individuals separately; but to have them both on PODCAST is a dream come true!! I enjoy their content, they have both educated and illuminated my mind, and genuinely want to stop and think “Okay, I need to hear what they have to say because they are going to teach me something!”. Loved the first episode, can’t wait for the second, looking forward to the third, and anticipating the rest of the show!
I’ve followed these two scicomm ladies for a bit and totally love their succinct, easy to digest, and entertaining way they disseminate science info.
I’m so stoked they’ve paired up for this podcast! Two of my favorite science communicators in long format!
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Hosted by two dynamic women in STEM, this show offers listeners a casual yet insightful exploration of various scientific topics. The discussions range from space exploration to innovative technologies, all delivered in an engaging manner that emphasizes accessibility and humor. Unique features include a focus on the intersections of science, society, and pop culture, allowing listeners to connect complex concepts with everyday life. With a commitment to making science relatable, the hosts frequently incorporate personal anecdotes, industry insights, and even critiques of media representations of science, creating a multifaceted narrative that appeals to both casual enthusiasts and science aficionados alike.
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