Episode 56: Why Would You Want to Eat a Cricket?
Meet the Expert: Devan George, Entomologist (aka bug scientist) Devan graduated from University of Delaware with a M.S. in Entomology. She grew up in Honesdale, PA, attending Honesdale High School and frequenting programs at Lacawac Sanctuary. While getting her B.S. in Environmental Conservation and Sustainability from the University of...
Episode 55: How Do You Find a Hidden Giraffe?
Meet the Expert: David Brown, biologist and wildlife conservationist David Brown is a biologist, wildlife conservationist, and environmental educator. He has researched giraffe population genetics, and along with his colleagues discovered that many of the giraffe subspecies in the wild may be distinct species. David has written for National Geographic Kids,...
Episode 53: How Can You Stay Dry on a Rainy Day?
Meet the Expert: Samantha Jacques, Meteorologist WZZM 13 On Your Side Samantha Jacques is the Weekend Morning Meteorologist at 13 ON YOUR SIDE in Grand Rapids, Mich. She is a Michigan native, growing up in Shelby Twp, where she first discovered her unwavering passion for weather. Samantha attended Central...
Episode 52: How Do Fossils Make Your Car Go?
Meet the Expert: Maria Marianayagam, Chemical Engineer Maria Marianayagam is a Sri Lankan-Canadian chemical engineer and author. She was born in India and grew up in Nigeria, and four provinces across Canada (Quebec, Newfoundland, Ontario, and Alberta). Maria has a B.Sc. in Engineering and currently resides in Calgary, Canada,...
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Episode 50
How Do You Have a Snowball Fight on Mars?
Suzanne Slade, Mechanical Engineer and Children’s author
5/4
Episode 51
How Do We Feel Things?
Dr. Theanne Griffith, Neuroscientist and Children’s Author
5/11
Episode 52
How Can Fossils Make Our Cars Go?
Maria Marianayagam, Chemical Engineer in the Oil and Gas Field
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Episode #57 What Do You Need to Know to Operate a Rover on Mars?
Meet the Expert: Brian Franz, Mechanical engineer at NASA Jet Propulsion Lab (NASA JPL) Brian’s fascination with space began in middle school and the Boy Scouts with the introduction of rockets. The journey in a career in space took its first big leap in the form of a BS in...