In the first episode of season 3, I had a chat with Leah, The talk happened following the murder of George Floyd, and during pride month. Leah does all kinds of research in the field of behavioural neurobiology. What's that? Listen and find out!

My first introduction to Emily was at the LGBTSTEMinar this year, where she - how to put this politely - informed the audience that STEM includes more than just scientists, and caught my attention by making a clear case for the funding of nuclear fusion projects. Find Emily on Twitter

It's been a while since I caught up with Sammie, so I checked in for another chat. Sammie's first episode Her second episode Find her on twitter Here's that paper about engaging politics that she mentioned If you want to get in touch, try one of these methods: Check out the website Facebook Twitter Insta Patreon Join Flick Chat Pokemon Go - 4904 6958 4974 Leave a review! Recommend to a friend! Join the STEM Village Music for this episode was Mamma Mia by Austin Weber. Find his music on Spotify or Apple music. Check out his youtube for his impossible social isolation world tour!

What if you spent 6 months in the junges of Malaysia, following paths cut by pygmy elephants and looking at the growth of saplings? Well, that's exactly what today's guest did. Apologies for the late upload - technical issues meant that our original recording had to be scrapped and it was hard finding another time to record.

You know what? All this corona stuff is great, but so much of what we've talked about so far is pretty far removed from our everyday experience. Ever wandered what's happening on the frontlines of the NHS? Just as this pandemic is ramping up, what're the big concerns? Well, Tom's gonna tell us!

A little while back, Jamie and I got within 2 metres of each other to chat on the mic! We just talk shit for a bit - literally!

I put out the call to talk to an expert on loneliness, and within a day, a friend had recommended someone - Rose [REDACTED]. Because she works in the community, she doesn't want her socials out there, so instead, she's provided links for resources on loneliness.

I asked and the internet delivered - I asked to speak to a virologist and less than 24 hours later I was Zooming with Isabel Ott,  queer virologist extrordinaire! I asked bher a few listener questions too!

A friend of mine, Joolzzenda, recommended I talk to an epidemiologist friend of hers. The next evening, I was speaking with  Anna-Meagan Fairley, an epidemiologist specialising in infectious diseases.

I wanted to talk to someone about coronavirus, and thought you might too. I've chatted to Sammie before about her work with mice and her endometriosis.