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On this episode I am joined by a geology communicator who makes educational and relatable videos about geology through YouTube, Instagram and TikTok. Since 2020, she has been sharing her passion for geology with her audience through online content creation as well as in person geology walks.

On this episode I am joined by a guest who is a 3rd year PhD candidate in biochemistry at Cornell University. She is also an entrepreneur, co-founding Wildes Doggy Daycare.

On this episode I will give you insights on my experiences, the challenges I faced and advice on how to get through highschool!

Can we build AI systems that help us fix the world? Or are we doomed to a robotic takeover? Explore the limitations of artificial intelligence and the possibility of creating human-compatible technology

On this episode I am joined by a guest who is currently studying a master's degree in Software Engineering at the University of Southern Denmark. She is a member of the "IT National Team" that strives for a diverse workforce in the technological industry.

Sending rockets into space requires sacrificing expensive equipment, burning massive amounts of fuel, and risking potential catastrophe. So in the space race of the 21st century, some engineers are abandoning rockets for something much more exciting: elevators.

On this episode I am joined by a guest who is a treasure trove of experiences, she studied BME with a chemistry minor at Florida International University then went on to attend Umass Medical School for one year for the PREP program. Then, she attended Georgia Tech, one of the bests to get her masters in Biomedical Engineering. She was later opened up to a passion for Diversity Equity and Inclusion and is now pursuing a career in this area.

Dozens of studies have found that most people only lose a little bit of weight and often gain it right back. So why do so many of us keep dieting? And why do diets fail?

On this episode I am joined by a guest who’s the founder of Astudia, an organisation for teens by teens, where you can learn and access different opportunities. Their goal is to help empower young people to make a difference. Join us as we discuss the prevalent issue of mental health.

On this episode I am joined by a research laboratory technician with an undergraduate degree in biomedical science and a master's degree in cancer biology. Outside of her job, she runs a school club for young girls age 7 to 10 and also is a telephone befriender for patients going through cancer treatment!

On this episode I am joined by a geo-communicator which means her job is to teach geology to the public through social media outreach, live presentations, field trips, and more. She has a huge collection of rocks and minerals that she picked up on her travels!

On this episode I am joined by a third year PhD student at the medical college of Wisconsin studying the biochemistry of cell signaling in the context of cancer.