This week on The Imposter Podcast we are joined by the wonderful Doug Helton, who is the Regional Operations Supervisor for NOAA's Emergency Response Division. We talk specifics of oil spills: what causes them, different kinds of spills, what happens after a spill, improvements in clean up, etc. So sit back, relax, and enjoy the episode. 

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The Imposter - #022 What's My Age Again? Part I: A Conversation With Dr. Faika Zanjani

Big Truss Internerds,

'Tis I, your graciously humble host, Amir. Proud graduate of Hampshire College and Plymouth University, lover of cheese, mayor of Dragon Town, slayer of grammar and co-founder of a one-man-band. My journey began with an undergraduate degree in marine biology/conservation and documentary film, followed shortly by a masters in marine biology. Along the way I spent some time working as a PADI Divemaster, aquarist and long time personal trainer to Danny DeVito.

My brief experience in academia pushed me to adopt a more objective approach to life, introduced me to lifelong friends but also underscored the importance of scientific communication. In an age of "alternative facts" and easily searched confirmation bias, creating a platform that engages the public with sciences seemed more pertinent than ever. And so, in an effort to strengthen the bridges of research to the public sphere The Imposter Podcast was born - huzzah! While there have been, and currently are, many brilliant scientific communicators, The Imposter takes inspiration from the likes of Carl Sagan, R. Aidan Martin, and Mae Jemison.

With the help of friends, scientists, and you wonderful listeners, we'll explore topics throughout the various fields of science. Episodes alternate, in no discernible pattern, between topics i've researched, informal conversations with fellow peers or interviews with researchers.  Each episode is complimented by a blog post with supporting information, in case you want to learn more about a particular subject discussed(a link can be found at the bottom of this blurb).

DISCLAIMER: This podcast tends to venture outside my comfort zone of marine biology. Though I strive for accuracy in my work, occasionally I may get some details wrong.  For this reason I implore all my listeners to let me know when this happens. It is important to me to relay these topics in the most accurate way possible. Feel free to drop me a message if you have any questions, corrections, or comments: theimposterpodcast@gmail.com

Yours truly,
~Amir 'J$' Fogel

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