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The Science Behind
Welcome to Curiously Scientific! This is the podcast where each week we tackle something scientific that we're curious about. We talk about new science news, interesting science phenomena, female scientists, and up-and-coming youth STEM organizations. Stay tuned, and Stay Curious! Our episodes drop every Tuesday!
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Our guest for this episode - Adrija Jana is a renowned writer and artist. She is a passionately creative writer based in India. She mostly creates poetry pieces based on her personal experiences as well as social issues she is passionate about. Her work mostly revolves around protest against period poverty, marital rape and advocating for freedom of choice. She is inspired by writers such as Margaret Mitchell and Rupi Kaur, as well as the minutiae of everyday life. Apart from being a writer, Adrija is also a Spoken Word Artist, Theatrecian, Filmmaker and creative researcher, and all her work is woven together by common themes. She believes that creative pieces that let the innate imperfection shine through truly touch hearts.
In this episode, with host Arnav Madan, she discusses the stigma around pursuing humanities in societies such as India. She talks about how there are successful and fulfilling career options in every field if looked at with and open mind and that teachers and parents play important roles in children accepting that.
Adrija and Arnav discuss the link between science and arts and how each make the other more acceptable and understood. With real life examples of experiments and presentations, the two illustrate what art and science can achieve together and the importance of the letter "A" in the word STEAM.
Unconscious bias is when our brains make assumptions about people or situations without being aware of it. It can become a problem when it starts to affect people around us, or even how we react to things happening.
this is prevalent in our society in terms of race, sexuality, gender orientation, and socioeconomic status.
Listen to this episode to learn more!
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Website: thesciencebehind.net
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Welcome or welcome back to Curiously Scientific. This is the podcast where we talk about new science phenomenon, news, and up and coming youth STEM organizations
This time we're here with Sophia from Healing Hearts which an organization that aims to spread awareness about mental health. We discuss her aspirations, her inspirations for Healing Hearts, and our opinions on how Gen Z will deal with mental health.
You can check out Healing Hearts at @the_healinghearts on Instagram and The Science Behind at @the.sciencebehind on Instagram and our website - thesciencebehind.net
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Welcome or welcome back to Curiously Scientific. This is the podcast where we talk about new science phenomenon, news, and up and coming youth STEM organizations.
This time we're joined by Daliya Rizvi. Daliya Rizvi is a student advocate and scientist with a passion for global health. She loves discussing issues in healthcare, advocating for mental healthcare and global issues, and learning new things!
Check out @astudiaofficial on Instagram as well as The Science Behind @the.sciencebehind and thesciencebehind.net.
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Welcome or welcome back to Curiously Scientific. This is the podcast where each week we talk about something scientific that we're curious about. Whether that's The Science Behind COVID, female scientists, science news happening now, or an interesting STEM youth organization, we've got all the most interesting aspects of science covered!
In this episode, we talk about Katherine Johnson who is widely known as one of the prominent individuals involved with the first and subsequent space expeditions since 1961. Her contributions to aeronautics have been the main building blocks for the past and present of NASA!
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Welcome or welcome back to Curiously Scientific. This is the podcast where each week we talk about something scientific that we're curious about. Whether that's The Science Behind COVID, female scientists, science news happening now, or an interesting STEM youth organization, we've got all the most interesting aspects of science covered!
In this episode, we talk about how children and teenagers have been affected by the pandemic. Whether that's because of the lack of socializing or less access to school-provided resources, it's inevitable that this crisis will have lasting effects on all of us.
If you enjoyed this episode make sure to check out thesciencebehind.net and @the.sciencebehind on Instagram. Please also follow this podcast on Spotify, and other streaming platforms to make sure you're informed about the latest episode.
Welcome or welcome back to Curiously Scientific. This is the podcast where each week we talk about something scientific that we're curious about. Whether that's The Science Behind COVID, female scientists, science news happening now, or an interesting STEM youth organization, we've got all the most interesting aspects of science covered!
In this episode, we had the chance to speak to @equalaccessrobotics who is a non-profit dedicated to bringing the enlightening experience of building, coding, and learning robotics to students of all backgrounds.
If you enjoyed this episode make sure to check out thesciencebehind.net and @the.sciencebehind on Instagram. Please also follow this podcast on Spotify, and other streaming platforms to make sure you're informed about the latest episode.
Welcome or welcome back to Curiously Scientific. This is the podcast where each week we talk about something scientific that we're curious about. Whether that's The Science Behind COVID, female scientists, science news happening now, or an interesting STEM youth organization, we've got all the most interesting aspects of science covered!
If you enjoyed this episode make sure to check out thesciencebehind.net and @the.sciencebehind on Instagram. Please also follow this podcast on Spotify, and other streaming platforms to make sure you're informed about the latest episode.
If you have any questions, comments, or concerns, you can reach out at curiouslyscientfic@gmail.com
Welcome to Curiously Scientific! This is the podcast where each week we tackle something scientific that we're curious about. We talk about new science news, interesting science phenomena, female scientists, and up-and-coming youth STEM organizations. Stay tuned, and Stay Curious! Our episodes drop every Tuesday!
This Tuesday, our host Shreya talks about Marie Curie. Marie Curie discovered radium and polonium, and her research back then has helped research for cancer cures today.
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Please send your questions, and comments to curiouslyscientfic@gmail.com
Welcome or welcome back to Curiously Scientific. This is the podcast where each week we talk about something scientific that we're curious about. Whether that's The Science Behind COVID, female scientists, science news happening now, or an interesting STEM youth organization, we've got all the most interesting aspects of science covered!
In Season 2, Frank and Sarah will talk about The Science Behind COVID. As we enter, what's hopefully, the final phase of the pandemic, we'll be talking about vaccine disparity, the longlasting psychological and economic effects of the pandemic, and virus variants.
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If you have any questions, comments, or concerns, you can reach out at curiouslyscientfic@gmail.com
Welcome or welcome back to Curiously Scientific. This is the podcast where we interview STEAM organizations out there making a difference and talk about science - old and new.
In this episode, Ishita interviews the Founders of Medical Students Association who are helping patients stay positive, healthy, and happy during the pandemic.
You can check them out at @medicalstudentsassociation on Instagram.
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Please send all questions, comments, suggestions to curiouslyscientfic@gmail.com
Welcome or Welcome back to Curiously Scientific! This is the podcast where we interview STEAM organizations, discuss new science, and highlight all the ways we can find science in our world.
In this episode, Franka and Sarah talk about the summer solstice which was at 8:31 PM On June 20th this year. They also talk about how the climate is affecting our seasons, and if the seasons should be re-thought based on their time periods, and temperatures. Additionally, since its Wildfire Season in California, it's important to know what causes wildfires, and how the future can quickly become a nightmare.
If you enjoyed this episode, make sure to check out @the.sciencebehind on Instagram and thesciencebehind.net.
If you have any questions, comments, suggestions, and just wanna say hi, feel free to reach out through curiouslyscientfic@gmail.com.
The following are resources for those living in wildfire-prone areas. Stay safe!
https://www.readyforwildfire.org/prepare-for-wildfire/go-evacuation-guide/what-to-do-if-trapped/
https://laist.com/news/how-to-survive-a-wildfire-tips
https://www.wikihow.com/Survive-a-Wildfire
SURPRISE! SURPRISE!
we're introducing a new segment on the Curiously Scientific Podcast along with our monthly interviews, and The Science Behind: Something segments. In this new segment hosted by Inika, we'll be talking about new discoveries in the science world. You'll find one episode per month about some new innovation/discover because the world is ever-changing, and science changes right along with it!
Check out more science content at thesciencebehind.net or @the.sciencebehind on Instagram. Follow, like, and subscribe to this podcast for more.
Stay tuned, and Stay Curious!!
If you have questions, comments, suggestions, or just wanna say hi, feel free to leave a message at curiouslyscientfic@gmail.com,
Welcome or Welcome back to Curiously Scientific! This is the podcast where we interview STEAM organizations, discuss new science, and highlight all the ways we can find science in our world.
In this episode, Frank, and Sarah talk about astronomy. If you plan on discovering a planet anytime soon, let us know through our email curiouslyscientfic@gmail.com, or our Instagram @the.sciencebehind.
Check out more science content at thesciencebehind.net. Follow, like, and subscribe to this podcast for more.
Stay tuned, and stay curious!
Welcome or welcome back to Curiously Scientific. In this episode, Ishita interviews Kuldeep Bhangu from Check Up On Healthcare to talk about the origins of her organization, why it's necessary to talk about mental health and the way the pandemic shaped her work.
You can check out their work at @checkuponhealthcare on Instagram, or check out their podcasts on Spotify, and all other streaming platforms.
Check out The Science Behind at @the.sciencebehind on Instagram, and thesciencebehind.net.
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Welcome or Welcome back to Curiously Scientific. In this episode, Sarah and Frank discuss the science behind anxiety, depression, and ADHD in honor of National Mental Health Awareness Month. Mental health is a very serious matter, and during the pandemic, we've seen many people struggling with it.
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Be sure to check out The Science Behind at thesciencebehind.net, or at @the.sciencebehind on Instagram.
Stay curious, stay safe, and stay sane!
Welcome or welcome back to Curiously Scientific. This is the podcast where each month we interview a STEAM organization out there making a difference, and then in one episode, we talk about the science behind an interesting thing.
This episode joins us in chatting with Ishita J. the Founder of TeensCode. As we interview Ishita, we discover her love for coding, the financial aspect of technology, and her opinions on the future of coding.
Check out Teenscode at @teachingteenscode and their YouTube channels TeensCode, and The Science Behind at thesciencebehind.net and our Instagram @the.sciencebehind.
April Fools just passed, and as teenagers, of course, we pulled some pranks. Pranks can be both funny and scary, so in this episode, Frank and Sarah talk about fear and humor. They go into detail about what makes something funny, and why comedians are.... well.. comedians. They also talk about fear and phobias. Did you know there was a fear of having peanut butter stuck to the roof of your mouth? No? Well, neither did they!
Lastly, April is also Parkinson's' disease awareness month. So as promised here are the resources you can use to learn more about the disorder, and to help people finding a cure:
helpline@parkinson.org
https://www.parkinson.org/
https://www.apdaparkinson.org/
Welcome to Curiously Scientific!
The podcast by The Science Behind, where once a month, we bring on members of a youth-led organization changing the world, and our second episode of the month discusses a fascinating phenomenon in the world, and the science of it.
In this first episode, we talk to a youth-led organization STEM Sisters. Our two wonderful guests- Sion and Isabella talk about their journey as women in STEM, and the construction of their organization. As the focus shifts to Women's history month, and the role of women in the STEM world, Sion and Isabella share their opinions, frustrations, and ideas.
You can check out STEM sisters at @we_stemsisters on Instagram.
You can also find us, The Science Behind, at @the.sciencebehind on Instagram, and thesciencebehind.net- our website.
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