What if instead of a single snapshot at your annual physical, you could livestream what's happening inside your body? I interviewed researcher Jane Donnelly for Science Podcast about the future of continuous protein monitoring and learned something about my own craft along the way.

This research reframes how we talk about aging and body composition. Instead of blaming metabolism or lifestyle alone, it suggests our tissues are undergoing their own programmed shifts. It also opens up questions about whether this fat gain is purely harmful or whether it might serve a protective or adaptive function in some cases.

In a hands-on workshop at Duke University, graduate students learned how to craft engaging audio and video content. By the end of the session, participants left with media outputs, ready to connect their research with new audiences. Learn how these workshops are empowering the next generation of scientists to share their stories confidently and effectively.

Join my live virtual workshop at the International Women's Podcasting Festival and learn strategies for turning mundane facts into exciting podcasts. Free registration open now!

Explore how ancient DNA and direct-to-consumer technologies unravel the buried African ancestry at Catoctin Furnace in Maryland. In the conversation on Science Podcast, we blend science and storytelling to share this groundbreaking discovery while emphasizing ethical considerations and technological advances. Listen to the full story.

If you want to know what really happened that time with your favorite pop culture moments, then Back Issue is your show!

Host Kacie Willis brings artists together to create multimedia projects, but there’s a twist - they’re doing it anonymously! Listen for the art AND the conversations!

Breakthrough is a podcast from Boston Children’s about the innovations that are revolutionizing the future of pediatrics and what that means for children and their families.

We’re on a mission to bring out the inner scientist in you! Listen to understand what led us to start this podcast and more.