Dwight Carr, STEM Program Manager, discusses the core STEM programs at the John Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory. He talks about his participation in the Festival’s STEM of Many Colors event.

Sophie Shrand discusses her show, Science with Sophie, and her efforts to overcome the Fizzle problem. She talks about her training in science and drama which includes working with the Second City troupe.

Thomas Vose, Director, discusses STEM activities at the Ruth Enlow Library in Garrett County. He is proud of their many STEM activities particularly their Virtual Reality programs.

In this rebroadcast of the first Podcast, Phil Rogofsky, Festival Director, discusses why he started the podcast. His son, Noah, discusses some of their STEM experiences and his STEM plans for the future.

Adam Greenstein, Senior Traffic Engineer, discuss his work and many organizations that work to keep our transportation systems working. The organizations are stepping up their efforts to attract more students to their industry.

Ophelia Barizo, Services Coordinator, discusses STEM activities at Highland Academy. She talks about the their 4th STEMFest which drew approximately 600 people and was one of the last events of the 2018 Maryland STEM Festival.

Rachel Frisch, Children Services Coordinator discusses STEM activities at the Enoch Pratt Public Libraries. She talks about the importance of providing STEM opportunities for Baltimore City Youth.

Rhonda Farrell discusses her many efforts to increase the number of women and girls in the cybersecurity profession such as Cyber & STEAM Global Innovation Alliance (CSGIA).

Hear interviews with students from BizKids Shark Tank competition. These young entrepreneurs, as young as nine, use STEM to make and create their products.

Hear interviews with students and parents from the STEM of Many Colors event at Wilde Lake High School. The event was to promote STEM among the minority communities