33:T4ff,Victoria Gill and guests ask why does scientific communication matters in society and how it might be done better, with Sam Illingworth, Berry Billingsley and Ozmala Ismail.The climate crisis and Covid-19 have shown over the recent years the importance of reliable, relatable, transparent and trusted science communication. But just like science itself, it comes in different forms and takes different approaches. Always keen to keep you up to date, BBC Inside Science takes a moment to discuss good practice and how it might be done better. Dr Oz Ismail is a dementia researcher who also finds time to do stand-up, public engagement and a podcast called Why Aren’t You A Doctor Yet?Sam Illingworth is an Associate Professor at Edinburgh Napier University who investigates science and communication between disciplines. He is also a poet and writer, and has a podcast called The Poetry of Science.And Berry Billingsley is Professor in Science Education at Canterbury Christchurch University. Erstwhile science broadcaster, she looks at ways science education could be enhanced through building what her team call Epistemic Insight - transforming the nature of science education in society's younger members.Presented by Victoria GillProduced by Alex Mansfield and Samara Linton34:T41e,

Is Western science always the best science? On this episode, Neil deGrasse Tyson and comic co-host Marcia Belsky discuss Indigenous methods to combat climate change with Indigenous scientist and author Dr. Jessica Hernandez.

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35:T528,In this episode, I sit down with Dr. Sarah Habibi, scientist, entrepreneur, mom, and passionate science communicator. After earning her PhD, Sarah made a courageous decision to step away from the traditional academic path and create a career that fits her life and values.We dive deep into her journey of reinvention, from the pressures of academia to building her business Mito & Co, which creates science kits designed to make STEM fun and accessible for kids. Sarah shares how she balances entrepreneurship with motherhood while using her social media platforms Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/sarahahabibi/), TikTok (https://www.tiktok.com/@science.bae?_t=8j7k5AiXSab&_r=1), and YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/@sarahahabibi) to inspire the next generation of scientists in a fresh, engaging way.This episode is a heartfelt conversation about redefining success, breaking free from expectations, and finding your own voice in STEM whether that means working in a lab or reaching kids and families through creative science communication.If you’ve ever felt stuck questioning your path, or if you’re curious about what it truly means to be a scientist today, Sarah’s story will inspire you to embrace your unique journey and make an impact on your own terms.Check out Mito & Co here: https://mitoandco.com/

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