Significant Stories: Podcasting the History of ScienceMain MenuLearning ScienceIn this series, Nick, Daniel, and Harrison explore how people learn science in the past, present, and future. Learn about explosive experiments, making classroom teaching flexible and accessible, and the ins-and-outs of learning science on YouTube.Dwelling on EarthFor many of us, 2020 has been the year we spent at home. In this miniseries, we spend some time thinking about our home of 4.5 billion years. How have humans made sense of our place in the cosmos? How have we built spaces for ourselves in this infinitesimal patch of the universe? And what do we do now that our home is changing before our eyes?Pandemics and PowerThe COVID-19 virus does not discriminate, but people do. As such, social injustices across this country have exacerbated the effects of COVID-19. Pandemics and Power is a podcast exploring a few of these many inequities that have been highlighted by the pandemic and how the pandemic has disproportionately impacted marginalized groups.Health and HealingThis is a three-part series about the interconnected nature of Western and traditional medicine. Hosts Judy, Maia, Chris, CJ, and Nick will explore three case studies that highlight important aspects of the connections between medicinal practices across time and continents.Aging‘Aging’ description: We explore the history and implications of aging research. First we review the evolution of the medical understanding of the aging process, then we conclude with a discussion of the ethics associated with current anti-aging proposals.
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