
Graduate students and former graduate students explaining their science in the most hilarious way possible.
| Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 9 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Categories | Comedy InterviewsComedy | ||||

Today we interview Dr. Jen Hillman from the University of Auckland about her PhD thesis work. From Africa to Antarctica, Dr. Hillman has been fascinated by community connectivity. Looking at how each level of an ecosystem is intricately connected is ... more
In this episode Al brings us some of his musical tunes! We also introduce Adam Lee as our latest guest, joining us to discuss his research on Grey Triggerfish. Just how connected are fish populations of the Gulf of Mexico? Come find out!
Come have a listen to the inner workings of a scientific workshop. Hear from the organizers and the participants of the annual "Institute of Marine Science (IMS) day" at the Leigh Marine Laboratory. Find out what it's like to organize and participate... more
Today we welcome our first guest, Sam! She's a graduate student studying microplastic pollution, so we wanted to hear from her about how microplastics get everywhere! Ever hear the word, 'nurdle'. Well neither had we! Come join us to find out what it... more
Our lady Catheline explains why bigger isn't always better, and also how to create a healthy work-life balance in graduate school! Also Evan brings us a story involving a bear, a bottle, and the bartering system. Strange right?
The time has come to let one of our hosts, Al, tell us about some science he did in Texas! You may be wondering where fish grow up in the ocean, and this episode may have the answer, but there is only one way to find out!
Join us as one of our hosts, Evan Bare, talks about his research on Black Spotted Newts! Witness Al and Trinity trolling Evan as he tries to science!
Join us for the first episode talking about the science! We interviewed one of our hosts, Trinity, about her work in graduate school. It's everyone's favorite topic, roadkill! We get to discuss why roadkill is important for conservation. Let us know ... more
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