Whiteboards and Pens: Recent Episodes
Iván Martínez
Hi guys! In this week´s episode I´ve invited two guests - Jimpei Noda and Alicia Müller to talk to us about their field of expertise. They both take great interest in scientific communicators, and today, they´ll be talking to us about Brian Cox and Liz Bonnin. This is sort of an informative interview, which I hope will educate you. I hope you´ll enjoy it! Martyna Sielecka
En este podcast descubriremos como era el cerebro de Albert Einstein. Acompañanos en este podcast para descubrirlo
En este podcast analizaremos las teorías más famosas que existen relacionadas con la llegada del Apollo 11 a la luna. ¿De verdad se realizo ese viaje o fue rodado? Acompáñanos a lo largo de este podcast para descubrirlo.
En este podcast explico unas curiosidades científicas, las cuales muestran una relación entre la energía y el cuerpo humano, aspectos que aparentemente no parecen estar unidos, pero tienen mucha relación.
In this podcast we are going to listen to Carmen's story and we are going to be able to have a short discussion about some aspects of the story.
This is a story about a man who is able to find a way of stopping time, although, things don't go as planned for him... -Jaime Ordovas
This brief podcast redacts the internal feelings of a tortured human soul, enforced into darkness. - Arturo Carmena
Oii Oii, what up White Boards and Pens Followers, welcome to this new podcast from SEK Ciudalcampo Students, Jaime Robinson, Joaquin Marquez, Miguel Aguilera and Jaime Ordovas.
On this podcast we will be discussing more about the universe, and it's history, be sure to listen and enjoy, it will be worth your while. If you really enjoyed it please share with any of your friends and family and leave a like for more people to enjoy our first podcast of 2021. r/WSB.