Danielle Boyer is an Ojibwe inventor, scientist, and advocate. She invented the Skobot, an educational and fun robot that translates Native languages for children. Through the Skobot, Danielle has made learning Native languages accessible and entertaining for kids. Listen in to learn more about how Danielle Boyer is preserving culture through language!
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Today
Get to Know DJ Switch Ghana
Meet Erica Tandoh, aka DJ Switch Ghana: a creative force from Ghana, West Africa, who uses music to express herself and speak up for what she believes in. Discover how she learned to DJ in just five days (!!!), the sweet story behind her stage name, and what it felt like to play ... Show More
9m 34s
Yesterday
Get to Know Tatiana Calderón
We sat down with pro race car driver Tatiana Calderón to talk speed, discipline, and speaking up when something doesn’t work. Tatiana is the first and only woman to compete in modern Formula 2, and she shares how being “different” helped her think outside the box—and push for cha ... Show More
9m 11s
Jan 20
Nina Simone: The High Priestess of Soul
Nina Simone used her piano playing, brilliant songwriting, and one-of-a-kind voice to inspire audiences, challenge injustice, and create music that became the soundtrack of the Civil Rights Era and beyond. From iconic songs to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Nina Simone’s voice s ... Show More
18m 13s
Aug 2024
Septembre 2024 - La vache, quelle rentrée !
« Ce matin, quand on m’a appelé pour prendre mon petit déjeuner, je n’ai pas pu descendre. "Maman, il y a une vache dans l’escalier !""Demande-lui gentiment de te laisser passer", m’a répondu Maman en rigolant. »
La vache, quelle rentrée !, une histoire lue par Alexis, écrite et ... Show More
4m 47s
Sep 2025
What is Kaia Gerber Even Doing?
Welcome to the very first episode of What Are We Even Doing? — the podcast where actor and internet’s favorite dad, Kyle MacLachlan, sits down with the people shaping art, film, fashion, and the internet to talk creativity, ambition, and, well… whatever else they stumble into. An ... Show More
45m 33s
Mar 2024
Women of Sound: Jean Ritchie
Jean Ritchie (1922-2015) was the mother of folk music. She was an instrumental voice in the American folk music revival of the 1940s and 60s, and introduced a traditional dulcimer sound to a wider audience. For Further Reading: Jean Ritchie, Lyrical Voice of Appalachia, Dies at 9 ... Show More
7m 44s
Jul 2022
S1E8 - Linguistic Anthropologist Sandhya Narayanan
Growing up in a language-rich environment, Sandhya Narayanan began to wonder about how languages work. In this episode, we hear about multilingualism, language loss, and how sheep can ruin your field work. --- This podcast is brought to you by No Boundaries: 25 Women Explorers an ... Show More
14m 12s
Mar 2024
The Case of the Two Nancy Drews
<p>The biggest Nancy Drew mystery isn’t hidden in the plots of the books. It’s right there on the cover. If “Carolyn Keene” is a pseudonym, who really wrote the series? For 50 years, two women laid claim to that title. And in 1980, with help from an amateur detective, the truth c ... Show More
55m 16s