Jason, Patrick, and Sara chat with Dr. Angela Rasmussen about her experience with the media during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Jason, Patrick, and Sara chat with Dr. Bryan Welm of the Huntsman Cancer Institute at the University of Utah. Dr. Welm is faculty in the Department of Surgery at the University of Utah. He studies breast cancer and is also a metal sculptor who creates science art. Bryan Welm’s website: https://www.bryanwelm.com/ Kimball Art Center, Park City, UT: h…

Patrick, Jason, and Sara chat with Bella McDermott about the intersection between industrial design and science communication.

After a brief hiatus, Jason, Patrick, and Sara catch up!

This week we welcome Dr. Bruce Kirchoff (University of North Carolina at Greensboro) to talk about his recent book, Presenting Science Concisely. Presenting Science Concisely Dr. Kirchoff's YouTube Channel Association of Science Communicators Jon Wagner's website Mike Morrison's Better Poster

Happy 2023! Jason and Sara kick off the new year with guest, Michelle Nijhuis, author and science journalist who is currently Acting Editor of High Country News. In today's episode, we discuss Michelle's books, including her latest Beloved Beasts: Fighting for Life in an Age of Extinction, Michelle's path to science journalism, and ChatGPT. Michell…

Happy holidays from the Planet SciComm team! In this episode, we check out some satirical research articles from the British Medical Journal and recap our year(ish) of episodes. We also discuss: ChatGPT Spurious relationships The Radium Girls by Kate Moore

This month, we ask Dr. Stephen Heard, a Professor in the Department of Biology at the University of New Brunswick, about his book, The Scientist's Guide to Writing, his blog, Scientist Sees Squirrel, his paper about funny titles in journal articles, and his forthcoming book with Bethann Garramon Merkle, Helping Students Write in the Sciences. Also …

We chat with Julia Krolik, an information designer, data scientist, artist and entrepreneur who founded Art the Science and PIxels and Plans, about the intersection between art and science communication, biosafety levels, the Mantoux test, and other such digressions. You can find Julia's portfolio here. And in case you're interested, Patrick mentio…

Jason and Sara chat with Drs. Anthony Dudo (University of Texas at Austin) and John Besley (Michigan State University) about their upcoming book, Strategic Science Communication: A Guide to Setting the Right Objectives for More Effective Public Engagement. Also mentioned: Strategic Science Communication website Research 4 Impact…

Patrick and Sara chat with Dr. Shupei Yuan (Northern Illinois University) and Dr. Jacqueline Goldstein (SciCommBites) about podcasts, goals, and objectives. Dr. Shupei Yuan SciCommBites Dr. Yuan's article in Science Communication (tweet @planetscicomm or @sarakyeo for a copy) Advancing Research Impact in Society (ARIS) Communicating Science, Health…

Jason, Patrick, and Sara discuss Jason’s creativity and art, Reviewer 2 and 3, the peer review process, and Dungeons & Dragons. Also included are benign violation theory, -80ºC freezers, the process of science, and vicissitudes. You can find Jason on Twitter as @redpenblackpen. We also mention @xkcd.…

We chat with Dr. Mónica Feliú-Mójer about her award-winning science communication work and her path to the field. More of Monica’s work and information about her can be found on her website Ciencia Puerto Rico Aquí Nos Cuidamos (see this video in English for a summary of the project) And the Falling Walls award Science Communication Lab Reimaging S…

This week, Dr. Mike Cacciatore (University of Georgia) hijacks our podcast and chats about framing. Also in this week's episode... Kasha Patel Mike Birbiglia’s Working It Out Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee University of Wisconsin-Madison Life Sciences Communication Dr. Michael Cacciatore The End of Framing as We Know it… And the Future of Media E…

Sara, Jason, and Patrick chat with Dr. Chelsea Parlett-Pelleriti about her science communication on TikTok and Twitter. But we don't actually get through her introduction in 1.5 hrs, so she'll be back in a future episode! We also discussed... Bill Nye's blood & circulation song on YouTube The Number Devil The Phantom Tollbooth Chelsea’s dissertatio…

Jason, Patrick, and Sara discuss their recent panel on humor at the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) Annual Conference (Feb 17-20, 2022).

The inaugural episode of Planet SciComm. Jason (Twitter: @redpenblackpen), Patrick, and Sara (Twitter: @sarakyeo) talk about how they met and the birth of the podcast.