Best Stemm Podcasts (2025)

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Jeg vil at MIN stemme skal høres! 10:26

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Hva med din stemme? Og hva når du vil at DU skal lyttes til, lytter du da også til andre? I denne episoden gir jeg deg et nytt perspektiv på det vi ser i verden i dag, med polarisering og forøk på å dempe stemmene til de vi er uenige med. Og om du som meg tror at alt handler om perspektiv, så er kanskje denne klassen noe for deg >> https://www.wisd…

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Pisa-Challenge: Missioun U-Boot, 28/09/2025 27:17

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Mam Buedbidden-U-Boot duerch de Baggerweier. Den neie Pisa Summerchallenge ass en Experiment mat villen Erausfuerderungen! Eng Geschicht iwwer Courage, net opginn a Sauerstoffmangel.By RTL Télé Lëtzebuerg

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Du vil TAKKE deg selv senere i dag, om du gjør dette! 10:40

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Har du tenkt at ditt Fremtids Jeg er deg selv om 10 kanskje 20 år? Hva om ditt Fremtids Jeg faktisk kun er minutter unna! Og gjør du DETTE vil du TAKKE deg selv allerede i kveld. Se episoden her https://ragnhildhannoschock.no/blogg/ditt-fremtids-jeg/ #podcast #perspektiver #fremtidsjeg #godetips

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Episode 299: The Roving Scientist Bar 2025 27:50

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It’s that time of year again! Beaker Street Festival 2025 came to Hobart in August and, with other 100 events going on, the TWICS team wanted to pop in to say hi to the scientists sharing their work. Last year, we recorded at the Roving Scientist Bar and, this year, we’re back again! From fear of sharks to rocks to brains, we’ve got a little bit of…

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EP158: Unpacking Americans views on higher education, with Sophie Nguyen of New America 50:13

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In this episode, Sophie Nguyen, Senior Policy Manager in the Education Policy Program at New America, joins Diverse (soon to become The EDU Ledger) to unpack the findings of Varying Degrees 2025 – the latest national survey exploring how Americans view higher education. From her start as an intern to her current role leading research on affordabili…

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Episode 298: Ask A Scientist! 27:51

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Ever had a burning question you’d hoped to ask a scientist? Dr Olly Dove and Katya Bandow answer your burning science questions in a candid conversation covering everything from sci-fi favourites to very old plants, and the not-so-glamorous reality of being early-career scientists living on a below-minimum wage. Show theme music: Kevin MacLeod Than…

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Du forvirrer deg selv! 13:13

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Når "ja" egentlig er "ja, men..."

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Episode 297: Chasing Krill in a Changing Southern Ocean 27:50

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Join us as we dive into the icy waters of the Southern Ocean aboard the Denman Voyage to Antarctica. In this episode, we chat with marine biologist Dr Haiting Zhang (IMAS & AAPP), who studies the physiology, biochemistry, and ecology of Antarctic krill. Haiting shares her experience leading a research team on board, investigating how krill respond …

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Episode 296: Plastic governance in Antarctic regions 27:50

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In the final episode of our plastics series, we head to the world’s most remote continent, Antarctica. PhD candidate Vaibhavi Dwivedi (University of Tasmania) joins us to explore how plastic pollution, including micro- and nanoplastics, is reaching the Southern Ocean. With a background in law and environmental management, Vaibhavi examines how plas…

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Episode 295: Engineering a Microplastic-Free World 27:50

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This episode continues our microplastics mini-series with a focus on engineering solutions. Dr Anna Wróbel an environmental engineer from the School of Engineering at the University of Tasmania joins us to talk all things microplastics and the key role that engineers can play in reducing future microplastics and removing existing microplastics from…

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Episode 294: Engineering microplastics out of the food chain 27:50

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In this episode we continue our microplastics mini-series, this time considering the intersection between agricultural systems and engineering. Our two guests, Sadique Bawa Anyame and Carmel Towns are PhD students studying different aspects of agricultural systems and microplastics. Both come from industry backgrounds, and share their extensive exp…

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Episode 293: Micro-plastics, big problem 27:50

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Microplastics are everywhere, in the ocean, our food, and even the air we breathe. But what exactly are they, where do they come from, and why should we care? In this episode, we chat with Elise Tuuri, a marine scientist who has just submitted her PhD on microplastic pollution. Elise shares her journey into marine science, what sparked her interest…

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The astronomic potential of transferable skills and the place of space on earth with Asha Stabback 46:38

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There's a place for everyone in space. It's an extension of our planetary ecosystem and just as multidisciplinary as the world around us. The key is to identify your passions and transferable skills so you can shape your work and the value you can bring to your new environment. Asha Stabback is Translation and Impact Manager at the International Ce…

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EP157: Navigating Access and Opportunity in STEMM with Dr. Stephanie Rodriguez 41:02

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In this episode, Dr. Stephanie Rodriguez, Director of the STEMM Opportunity Alliance (SOA) at the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS), sits down in the pod to talk about STEMM education, workforce development, equity, and policy advancement. From growing up in Indiana to earning her PhD in immunology, Rodriguez shares how a t…

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Episode 292: Modelling Nature’s Complexity 27:50

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How do you track the invisible spread of disease or predict the risks of invasive species? In this episode, we speak with ecological modeller, Nick Beeton, who uses maths, stats and a whole lot of code to make sense of complex environmental challenges. Nick shares his journey from growing up in Tasmania to working at CSIRO, where his projects have …

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How the Zebra Got its Stripes (and the Chemistry that made it happen) 27:50

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In this episode, we’re exploring the fascinating world of oscillating chemical reactions — those rare reactions that don’t just proceed in one direction, but actually cycle, changing colours as they go. Our guest is mathematical chemistry PhD candidate Heath Dimsey, who helps us unpack how these mesmerizing reactions work, why they defy what we thi…

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Episode 290: Breaking Down the Numbers 27:50

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Returning guest Priya Kitchener joins us to unpack Australia’s PISA study results and what they say about how well our students are performing in mathematics. With experience in both public and private school systems and now working as an engineer at a scientific software company, Priya shares her insights on how teachers, schools, and communities …

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Coffee & Geography 5x24 Season Finale - Cultivating Climate Hope: A Tapestry of Action 23:21

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A powerful culmination of our 23-episode journey with Climate Ambassadors! In this season finale, host Kit Marie Rackley weaves together profound insights from engineers, teachers, nuclear consultants, and soil scientists volunteering nationwide. Discover how these diverse experts are transforming climate anxiety into agency through six radical les…

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Season 3 Finale 36:08

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Season 3 of the Bird Joy Podcast comes to a powerful close with hosts Dexter and Jason revisiting the highlights, laughter, and love that made this season unforgettable. From deep conversations on legacy and identity to global birding adventures, this episode is a celebration of nature, joy, and the people who make the outdoors a more inclusive spa…

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Episode 289: Learning Literacy 27:50

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Nearly 50% of Tasmanians struggle with literacy. Kaitlyn shares her lived experience with literacy and the changes she decided to make for herself by joining 26Ten as an adult learner. She shares her past struggles, and we celebrate her newfound love of reading and writing. Show theme music: Kevin MacLeod Thank you to the whole TWICS team for the i…

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Coffee & Geography 5x23 The Denver Complex and Fens 2100+ Programme (with the Environment Agency) 49:25

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Join Kit Marie at the Denver Complex in the East Anglian Fens—one of the UK’s largest tidal and fluvial management systems, second only to the Thames Barrier yet hidden in plain sight. In this special field episode, Environment Agency experts Louise Wilson (Strategy Advisor, Fens 2100+) and Amy Shaw (Fens Flood Risk Manager & Fens 2100+ Programme D…

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Color in the Outdoors: A Heartfelt Conversation with Christopher Kilgour 1:01:24

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In this powerful season finale of Bird Joy, Dexter and Jason sit down with their brother and longtime collaborator, Christopher Kilgour, a transformative leader in the outdoor community. Chris is the founder of Color in the Outdoors, steward of Piece of Mind Acres, and co-founder of the Underground Hiking Collective. From growing up near Tenney Par…

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EP156: Community Colleges & The Fight for Equity, with Dr. Carrie B. Kisker 42:49

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Today, Diverse sits down with Dr. Carrie Kisker, president of Kisker Education Consulting and director of the Center for the Study of Community Colleges, delving into the critical role of community colleges in providing social mobility for marginalized groups. Kisker shares her journey from soccer goalkeeper to education researcher, inspired by her…

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Summer-Geforen, 13/07/2025 29:09

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Wéi ee gesond a sécher duerch de Summer. Wann eng Persoun erdrénkt, soll een als Laien net direkt dohi schwammen. Am PiSa weise mir wéi ee richteg reagéiert, wéi een sech viru Blëtzer schützt an et geet em d’Gefor vun Donnerwieder beim Open Air. Firwat ee lokal Donnerwieder net ëmmer ganz präzis viraussoe kann a wat de Concertspromoteur alles maach…

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Episode 288: AI Ethics & Information 27:50

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Ever wondered why librarians tell you to only use sources from the last 5 years? Or what makes research "powerful"? Join us as we chat with a 25-year veteran librarian from the University of Tasmania who's been helping students crack the code of academic research for decades. Our guest describes themselves as a "jack of all trades and a master of n…

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The World is Your Flyway: A Conversation with George Armistead 59:40

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In this globe-spanning episode, we sit down with legendary birder George Armistead. This man has guided trips on all seven continents and made it his mission to craft wild and meaningful birding adventures. We discuss the roots of his passion, the power of group travel, the behind-the-scenes magic of The Life List podcast, and how birding culture i…

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Episode 287: Deadly Reptiles & STEM Yarns 27:50

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In this episode, we sit down with proud Kamilaroi man, author, and science champion Corey Tutt to talk about his latest book Caution! This Book Contains Deadly Reptiles. We explore how this vibrant and educational book blends Indigenous knowledge with western science to inspire a new generation of curious minds - especially kids - about Australia’s…

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Coffee & Geography 5x22 Royal Norfolk Show STEMM Village and RWE Mini-COP 52:41

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On location at the UK's premier agricultural event! Kit Marie explores how Norfolk's farming heritage intersects with cutting-edge STEM innovation and youth climate action.Hosted by the Royal Norfolk Agricultural Association (RNAA) – a charity advancing food production and rural education – the STEMM Village's 2025 theme "STEMM in the Food Chain: F…

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Birds, Merlin, and the Future of Conservation with Dr. Miyoko Chu 56:30

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In this episode of the Bird Joy Podcast, hosts Dexter Patterson and Jason Hall sit down with Dr. Miyoko Chu, Senior Director of Communications at the Cornell Lab of Ornithology. Dr. Chu is a powerhouse at the intersection of science, storytelling, and technology, known for her pioneering work on the Merlin Bird ID app and her beautiful, bird-inspir…

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Episode 286: How quantum computing could break the world…and fix it again 27:50

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Could you play Minecraft on a quantum computer? In this episode, we’re joined by Professor Susan Coppersmith from the University of New South Wales to explore the strange and fascinating world of quantum computing. We talk about why quantum computers are so different from the ones we use every day, what a qubit is, what makes this technology so pow…

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Coffee & Geography 5x21 Ray Butchart (Yorkshire & Humber-based Climate Ambassador) 55:26

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A season-long special interviewing #ClimateAmbassadors across the UK! Why did they become Ambassadors? How do their unique backgrounds empower climate action?Joining Kit Marie from the Yorkshire & Humberside region is Ray Butchart, a retired RAF aircraft engineer (22 years) and industry veteran (31 years) with 58 years of scuba diving expertise. Ra…

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Nature, Cemeteries, and Bird Joy: A Conversation with Danielle Belleny 50:53

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In this joyful and thought-provoking episode, Dexter and Jason sit down with Danielle Belleny, a wildlife biologist, birder, storyteller, and co-founder of Black Birders Week. Danielle is known for her ability to blend ecology, joy, and cultural reflection, and she encourages us to see nature in often-overlooked places, particularly cemeteries. Her…

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Episode 285: Into the Quantum Realm 27:50

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How does your phone know when to turn off the screen? Why can we build ultra-fast computers and super-sensitive sensors? And how does a DSLR camera capture images? Well, it’s all to do with quantum mechanics! In 2025, we’re celebrating the International Year of Quantum Science and Technology, so there’s no better time to explore the strange but pow…

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Coffee & Geography Espresso - 9 - #ShowYourStripesDay with Phil Humphries 16:47

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‘Espresso’ & Geography is a #MiniGeogs #podcast short where Kit Marie and special guests talk current geographical affairs for a maximum of 15 minutes. This shot of geography-laden caffeine welcomes the wonderful Phil Humphries back to the #CoffeeGeogPod coffeehouse to talk about today (21st June 2025) being #ShowYourStripesDay. What are the climat…

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Live virtual music experiences using emerging technologies with Sally Coleman 43:45

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The world of musical and creative expression is continuously evolving, and there are more ways to create and engage with music, and audiences, than ever before. It all starts with an enquiring mind and a desire to explore new frontiers. Sally Coleman is a musician and creative director of the science fiction virtual band Big Sand. Join us as we spe…

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Nature, Healing, and Finding Joy Through Community and Education with Nicole Jackson 56:49

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In this episode, Dexter and Jason are joined by Nicole Jackson, environmental educator, urban birder, nature photographer, and co-organizer of Black Birders Week. Nicole shares her journey into environmental education, the healing power of nature, and her passion for making outdoor spaces more inclusive. From grassroots work in Ohio to national ini…

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EP155: MEET JAYO ADEGBOYO | 2025 Arthur Ashe, Jr. Male Sports Scholar of the Year 36:21

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In this honest and intimate episode, we celebrate 2025 Arthur Ashe Jr. Male Sports Scholar of the Year Jayo Adegboyo from the University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC). His story highlights the power of networking, persistence, and interdisciplinary learning. As a first-generation pre-med student, Jayo shares enthusiastically about the Meyerh…

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Lëtzebuerg fréier, haut a muer, 15/06/2025 29:24

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Dem Land seng Onofhängegkeet, Migratioun a Sprooch.By RTL Télé Lëtzebuerg

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Episode 284: Rocking the Classroom with Hands-On Science 27:50

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This week we chat with Jo Watkins, CEO of Australian Earth Science Education (AusEarthEd), a national not-for-profit bringing Earth and Environmental Science to classrooms around the country. From metro Perth to remote communities in the NT, Jo and her team are delivering hands-on STEM education through school incursions, teacher PD, and curriculum…

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Coffee & Geography 5x20 Willem Buttinger (East-based Climate Ambassador) 53:17

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A season-long special of the podcast interviewing #ClimateAmbassadors up and down the country! Why did they become Ambassadors? How can they help communities and education settings to take climate action?Joining Kit Marie based in the East of England is Willem Buttinger, a retired community organiser and passionate environmental advocate. Willem sh…

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On-Site with the Soaring Eagles: STEMM, Marshes & Bird Joy in Toledo 45:18

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In this special on-the-road episode, Dexter and Jason visit the Soaring Eagles of Chase STEMM Academy in Toledo, Ohio, for an inspiring conversation with 6th and 7th-grade student ambassadors. Just steps from Manhattan Marsh, these young scholars are exploring nature, STEMM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math, and Medicine), and their big dream…

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Episode 283: Fantastic Exoplanets and Where to Find Them 27:50

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In this episode, we travel beyond our solar system to learn about the weird and wonderful world of exoplanets — planets orbiting stars far beyond our Sun. Our expert guest, Dr Erica Thygesen from the University of Tasmania, takes us on a tour through how we discover these alien worlds, where they’re hiding, and just how many we’ve found so far. But…

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Coffee & Geography Espresso - 8 - Chattanooga National Park City & Slow Ways with Dan Raven-Ellison 16:19

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‘Espresso’ & Geography is a #MiniGeogs #podcast short where Kit Marie and special guests talk current geographical affairs for a maximum of 15 minutes. This shot of geography-laden caffeine welcomes the fabulous Dan Raven-Ellison back to the #CoffeeGeogPod coffeehouse to talk about news that #Chattanooga, Tennessee has been designated as the third …

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Nature, Healing, and Representation with Dudley Edmondson 54:12

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In this inspiring episode of the Bird Joy Podcast, hosts Dexter and Jason sit down with renowned photographer, author, filmmaker, and speaker Dudley Edmondson. With a career spanning over 30 years, Dudley has captured nature's wild beauty and redefined who belongs in those wild spaces. From the Arctic Circle to inner-city green spaces, Dudley's wor…

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Hva om det skjedde FOR deg, ikke MOT deg? 15:20

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Det er når noe oppleves som tungs, urettferdig, vanskelig og unødvendig at vi kan "teste" vår evne til å snu situasjonen. Når ting ikke går som du ønsker, er det lett å føle alt er imot deg! Men hva om alt egentlig er FOR deg? Og hvordan skal du oppdage det? https://ragnhildhannoschock.no/

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EP154: MEET JAIDA ROSS | 2025 Arthur Ashe, Jr. Female Sports Scholar of the Year 29:13

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In this inspiring episode, we celebrate 2025 Arthur Ashe Jr. Female Sports Scholar of the Year Jaida Ross from the University of Oregon. This conversation explores her journey from a small Oregon town to the Olympic stage, highlighting her excellence in academics, athletics, and community service. Jaida shares her path from discovering shot put in …

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Episode 282: Diving for Data in Tasmania’s waters 27:50

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Ever wondered what it’s like to do science underwater? In this episode, marine biologist and scientific diver Dr Jennie Smith joins co-host Hannah Moore and host Dr Olly Dove to talk all things scientific diving. Jennie is a Junior Research Fellow at the Institute for Marine and Antarctic Studies (IMAS), where she recently completed her PhD on the …