NSTA Voices
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Podcast Overview
<p>NSTA Voices is the official podcast of the National Science Teaching Association (NSTA), designed to empower, celebrate, and connect one of the largest community of science educators in the world. From elementary school to the university level, the podcast brings members of the NSTA community together to share stories of innovation, advocacy, and the best of modern science instruction. No matter the conversation, NSTA Voices is a friendly space where no educator feels like they are on an island.</p>
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Publishing Since
3/16/2026
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Recent Episodes
May 21, 2026
Weathering the Storm: Science, Service, and the Shell Award
In this episode, recorded live at the NSTA conference in Anaheim, hosts Andrew Kuhn and Patrice Semicek sit down with Erica Carter, a middle school science teacher from Louisiana whose path to the classroom was anything but traditional. From 11 years in a hospital microbiology lab to an alt-cert entry into teaching — right in the wake of COVID — Erica shares how life experience shaped her into a uniquely compelling educator. She opens up about living through Hurricane Ida, the disruptio...
May 11, 2026
I Didn't Know My Students Could Do That: The Power of Performance Tasks in Science
What if your science assessment could also be your most powerful teaching tool — and it was completely free? In this episode, recorded on the final day of the NSTA Anaheim conference, hosts Andrew Kuhn and Patrice Semicek sit down with Deborah Atwell of the Los Angeles County Office of Education and Aneesha Badrinaryan, founder of ABG Learning and Assessment, to explore the ATLAS Task Bank — California's open, free repository of over 1,350 K-12 science performance tasks built around rea...
April 19, 2026
From 55-Gallon Drums to Bedazzled Goggles: How Flinn Scientific Is Redefining Hands-On Science
What does a company approaching its 50th anniversary look like when it refuses to stay stuck in the past? In this episode, recorded live on the exhibit floor at the NSTA Anaheim conference, hosts Andrew Kuhn and Patrice Semicek sit down with Mason Schoolcraft, head of product and sourcing at Flinn Scientific, to explore how a company that started by making chemistry classrooms safer has grown into a full-service hands-on learning partner for educators at every level. From a disposal guide for...
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- What is NSTA Voices?
<p>NSTA Voices is the official podcast of the National Science Teaching Association (NSTA), designed to empower, celebrate, and connect one of the largest community of science educators in the world. From elementary school to the university level, the podcast brings members of the NSTA community together to share stories of innovation, advocacy, and the best of modern science instruction. No matter the conversation, NSTA Voices is a friendly space where no educator feels like they are on an island.</p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
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