repreSTEMtation: Recent Episodes
represtemtation
A biweekly podcast that explores the diverse and underrepresented people who contribute to science, technology, engineering and math.
On the 19th minisode Yamina discusses Svetlana Savitskaya, the first woman to participate in a space walk.
It's minisode 18 and Yamina is talking about Dr. Stephanie D. Wilson, whose voice you heard if you streamed the all women space walk.
We're still talking about the all women space station walk (what? It was a big deal!). Minisode 17 is all about Dr. Christina H. Koch.
Minisode number 16 and Yamina is talking about Dr. Jessica U. Meir, one of the astronauts who participated in the all women spacewalk on Friday, October 18, 2019.
It's the halfway mark (!) and Yamina is talking about Kunle Olukotun, a Nigeria pioneer of multi-core processors.
It's day 14 and Yamina is talking about Fazlur Rahman Khan, the “Einstein of structural engineering”.
It's day 13 of Podtober and Yamina is talking about Taylah Griffin, Boeing systems engineer for the Royal Australian Air Force!
On today's minisode Yamina talks about Norma Merrick Sklarek, first black woman to get an architecture license in New York and California.
In today's minisode Yamina talks about the National Audubon Society's new climate change report, Survival by Degrees and Dr. J. Drew Lanham.
Day 9 and Yamina is talking about Marie M. Daly, the first Black Woman to get a PhD in Chemistry in the US.
Its day 8 of Podtober and Yamina is sleepy, a little buzzed, and pumped to talk about Miles Ott the biostatistician!
CW: alcohol use
On day 7 of Podtober Yamina talks about Dr. Mohamed Yakub, an evolutionary biologist with a love of outreach and education.
It's day 6 of Podtober and Yamina is talking about Andrea Delgado-Olson, founder of Native American Women in Computing!
On day 5 of Podtober Yamina talks about Wanda Díaz Merced, blind astronomer making STEM accessible to the visually impaired.
In the 4th Podtober minisode Yamina discussed Alan Emtage, creator of the internet first search engine.
On the 3rd Podtober minisode Yamina talks about Alissa Chavez, inventor of the Hot Seat, and attempts to fight off sleep. Make sure to rate, review and subscribe!
Day 2! Today Yamina talks about Puerto Rican Scientist, Dr. Juan A. Rivero Quintero. Listen to learn about his accomplishments in PR and the field of biology. Make sure to rate, review and subscribe!
Welcome to Podtober! For 31 days Yamina will attempt to post a mini episode everyday and highlight amazing people who have made contributions to STEM. First up: Dr. Gladys Mae West.
Retinal development and regeneration. Have no idea what that means? Neither did Yamina until she was fortunate enough to interview Cagney Coomer a Molecular and Cellular Developmental Biology PhD student at the University of Kentucky. When she's not studying Zebrafish Cagney helps run NerdSquad, an organization that empowers young women of color in STEM. Listen to this latest episode to learn more.