Ocean Science Radio is a good one (https://soundcloud.com/ocean- science-radio).
I co-produced the "Ocean Lovin" series with Ocean Science Radio. it is all about reproduction in the ocean: https://soundcloud.com/ strictlyfishwrap/sets/ocean-lovin-1 (definitely PG-13 for parts of it) We've talked about continuing the series in the future. I also ran a radio show & podcast for a few years called Strictlyfishwrap Science Radio Hour. It is mostly interviews with ecologists in Maine and recorded in a community radio studio (it has that kind of quality to it): https://soundcloud.com/strictlyfishwrap/sets/strictlyfishwrap-science-radio Warm Regards is a great one, too, though mostly climate focused ( https://soundcloud.com/warmregardspodcast). I'd like to know how many ecologists on this listserv have already been dabbling in podcasts. I wonder if it'd be worth creating an Ecolog-L podcast. Best, Skylar On Tue, Jul 10, 2018 at 3:40 PM, Emma Dietrich <emma.dietr...@gmail.com> wrote: > Emlyn Resetarits and I recently started a podcast, STEM Fatale, where we > tell the stories of historical women in STEM and discuss some current > research being done by female scientists today. Here's a trailer for anyone > that's interested: https://stemfatalepodcast.podbean.com/e/episode-000- > stem-fatale-promo/ and you can listen/subscribe on any podcast app. > > Note: it's fairly informal and definitely PG-13, but still full of fun > facts about women in science! > > Full podcast website: https://stemfatalepodcast.podbean.com/ > Interact with us: https://twitter.com/STEMFatalePod and > stemfatale...@gmail.com > > Thanks for starting this thread! > > > On Tue, Jul 10, 2018 at 1:44 PM Samuel Raasch <sraasc...@gmail.com> wrote: > >> Awesome, can't wait to listen. I was just complaining to a colleague >> about the (perceived) lack of good podcasts that focus on >> conservation/biology/ecology. Good luck! Anyone else have favorite science >> podcasts (other than RadioLab or Startalk) that this listserv should check >> out? >> >> *Sam Raasch* >> >> *Clean Fairfax Council*https://www.linkedin.com/in/samraasch/ >> sraasc...@gmail.com >> 202-253-0570 >> >> >> On Tue, Jul 10, 2018 at 9:24 AM Lynn B. Martin <lbmar...@usf.edu> wrote: >> >>> Please spread the word about Big Biology (www.bigbiology.org), a >>> podcast hosted by Dr. Art Woods >>> from the University of Montana and Dr. Marty Martin from the University >>> of South Florida. Our goal is to >>> discuss some of the big ideas in biology with experts in the field, but >>> in a fun and engaging way for a >>> broad audience. >>> >>> We're up to episode 6 right now, having talked to Carl Zimmer about the >>> future of biology, Barbara Han >>> about predicting disease epidemics, Jon Harrison and Jim Brown about >>> scaling, Sheila Patek about fast >>> movements in shrimp, Denis Noble about randomness, and Robert Dudley >>> about why primates consume >>> alcohol. Next up is Massimo Pigliucci on phenotypic plasticity and >>> niche construction. In the coming >>> weeks, we'll also be posting episodes with Fred Tauber, an immunologist >>> covering the concept of self, >>> Vinnie Cassone on time-keeping in animals, Sara Walker on a universal >>> theory of life, and Patty Brennan >>> on genital evolution. >>> >>> Please check it out and let us know what you think on our Facebook page, >>> or just spread the word over >>> Twitter and your other social media favorites. >>> >>> We're also very interested to learn what big biology is to you and who >>> you'd like to hear on an episode, >>> so share your ideas directly with us via email or post them to our >>> Facebook page >>> (https://www.facebook.com/BigBiologypodcast/). >>> >>> We hope you like it! >>> Marty and Art >>> >> -- Skylar Bayer, Ph.D. skylarbayer.wordpress.com
