CivicSciTV-Radio

Por: Civic Science Media Lab
CivicSciTV-Radio is part of Civic Science Media Lab which is an investigative newsroom that covers the civic nature of science to make it more accessible, informative, and actionable for scientists, practitioners and local community leaders. We conduct investigative civic science journalism to interrogate and unravel ongoing progress, & shed light on important issues across the field. Our journalistic endeavor allows us to pose probing questions to various stakeholders to elicit actionable insights on TV, digital print and radio.
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Latest episodes of the podcast CivicSciTV-Radio

Consider This Next #16: Kacie talks to Dr. Brett Blaauw about engaging diverse audiences about insects 30/10/2025
Consider This Next #15 – Kacie talks to Quandra Gray of Baltimore about translating agricultural science into community-centered food security solutions 09/09/2025
Consider This Next #14 – Kacie talks to Corey Gumbs about his journey from music to science podcasting 11/08/2025
Consider This Next #13 – Kacie talks to Mezu about transforming data into art interventions for civic engagement 26/06/2025
Consider This Next #12 – Kacie talks to Alex Ip about The Xylom 30/04/2025
Consider This Next #11 – Kacie talks to St. Louis based Noelle Daoire about ADHD communication strategies and bridging social media with clinical information 02/04/2025
Consider This Next #10 – Kacie talks to Atlanta-based Zakiya Whatley about shifting from molecular biology to science communication that meets audiences where they are 26/02/2025
Consider This Next #9 - Kacie talks to Emma Yarbrough from the Story Collider in Atlanta⁠ about humanizing science through personal storytelling 29/01/2025
Consider This Next #8 – Kacie talks to Karen Jialu Bao about bridging science and storytelling through young adult fiction 18/12/2024
Consider This Next #7 – Kacie talks to Jen Christiansen about visual science communication and making evidence-based information accessible to all 26/11/2024
Consider This Next #6 - Kacie Luaders talks to Britt DeVries about data-driven harm reduction and community-centered science communication 29/10/2024
MIT undergraduate Lyne-Nicole Odhiambo shares insights from mapping the developing landscape of climate sustainability initiatives in Kenya 04/10/2024
Consider This Next #5 – Kacie Luaders talks to Doctora Nicole about inclusive science communication and transforming STEM culture 27/09/2024
Martin Gruebele & Carla Scaletti describe and play their data sonification of protein-folding dynamics 21/09/2024
Why Teaching Science in Kiswahili Matters: Insights from Dr. Hamisi Babusa 19/09/2024
Consider This Next #4 – Kacie Luaders talks to Christine Giver about making robotics accessible and inspiring STEM learners 21/08/2024
Dr. Jeanne Mortime: How do you expect people to protect something if they don’t have a name for it? 13/08/2024
Consider this Next #3 - Kacie Luaders talks to Cindy Marie Jenkins about bridging neuroscience and media literacy 30/07/2024
Dr. Buguzi shares insights from communicating science in Tanzania's native language of Kiswahili 27/07/2024
What LabXchange is learning from engaging millions of formal & informal science learners & educators around the world 28/06/2024
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