Research-based and quirky, educational, and fun, this is an artsy science & history podcast for everyone! Uncover the science of everyday life, explore the contributions of female and minority scientists, and learn from each other. What's your STEAMed (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Mathematics, & Education) Seasoning? ~stay steamy~
Seasoned & STEAMed
Claim This Podcastby Kaelyn Warne
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13 episodes
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Podcast Overview
Research-based and quirky, educational, and fun, this is an artsy science & history podcast for everyone! Uncover the science of everyday life, explore the contributions of female and minority scientists, and learn from each other. What's your STEAMed (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Mathematics, & Education) Seasoning? ~stay steamy~
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10/21/2020
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Recent Episodes
April 19, 2021
Ep 12: Allergies & Alexa Canady [Spiral, Study of People (5-1)]
<p>It’s Kaelyn! We have reached another milestone on Seasoned & STEAMed as today we enter Chapter 5: Study of People. In this chapter, we’re going to investigate everyday science concepts that relate more to our everyday movements as people and explore the contributions of female and minority scientists who studied people, mostly in the field of medicine!</p> <p>Together, let’s uncover the science behind allergies to understand how so many different allergic reactions all stem from the same miscommunication in our immune system. Then, bounce around from the Midwest to the East Coast more than a few times as we discover the life of Alexa Canady, the first black, female neurosurgeon in the United States. Learn how she spent her tokens to build a strikingly successful pediatric neurosurgery practice through her patient-centered approach.</p>
April 5, 2021
Ep 11: Fog & Rachel Carson [Spiral, Nature (4-5)]
<p>In today’s episode of Seasoned & STEAMed, we’re going to uncover the science behind a spooky phenomenon: fog. </p> <p>Then, travel back with me to WWII-era America to discover the life, journey, and impact of Rachel Carson, a marine scientist and scientific writer credited with initiating the modern environmental movement.</p> <p>No steamy interview today, but stay tuned because I've got interviews booked on the calendar! </p>
March 15, 2021
Ep 10: Morning Dew & Mary Emilie Holmes ft. Brittney Hauke [Spiral, Nature (4-4)]
<p>Today we’re tackling a science topic that’s particularly relevant in the spring. What is morning dew? How does it appear in the morning even when it doesn’t rain? Then, let’s dive into the life of Mary Emilie Holmes, the first woman to earn a Ph.D. in geology in the United States. But, instead of focusing on her scientific journey, we’re going to uncover the impact she had on communities of color through the foundation of Mississippi’s first private school for black girls.</p> <p>Last, but certainly not least, please meet Brittney Hauke a materials science physicist who studies the fundamental properties of glass and who double majored in physics and studio art. In our interview, she discusses her multi-media senior project that combined the two subjects, reveals how her glass art and glass research are mutually beneficial, and implores that both art and science are problem-solving processes. Her love for hands-on experimentation and creation drew her to physical sciences and hands-on mediums like glass blowing, ceramics, and photography.</p>
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