By Geekoscopy
The podcast currently has 41 episodes available.
Just a little fun ice breaker to put out as I gear up for a new season of podcasting. Thanks to The SA Geeks for joining me on this little thought exercise. Let me know what you think of this format of podcast.
On this episode, we chat about ALT, an ecofiction book about climate change and renewable technology by Film Editor and author Aleksandar Nedeljkovic. You can catch Aleks' work here: https://www.alt-novel.com/
On this episode, we chat about computing history and computer science with the host of the Advent of Computing podcast, Sean Haas.
On this episode, we chat about the power and utility of Wikipedia for the accessibility of knowledge and data with data scientist and Wikimedian Lane Rasberry.
On this episode, we chat about the science of The Last of Us infected from a naturalist point of view with paleo-herpetologist Dr Andre Villa.
On this episode we chat about the Journal of Geek Studies a semi-formal, semi-academic publication for scientists and science communicators to submit geeky studies, it is non-profit and open access. I have joining me the Editor-in-Chief and snail biologist Dr Rodrigo Salvador.
On this episode we chat contemporary mythology with anthropologist and independent researcher Dr Vivian Asimos who studies pop culture story telling.
On this episode we chat science and exploration for everyone with scientist, citizen science facilitator, small business owner and good friend Dr Nelson Miranda of Argonaut Science.
You can catch Argonaut Science here:
https://www.argonautscience.com/
https://www.instagram.com/argonautscience/
We are back on the podcast for 2022 with psychology Professor Christopher J Ferguson. On this episode we chat the perception of racism in fantasy settings as well as psychology and sociology in gaming.
Today we explore inspiring children into STEM with narrative non-fiction and South African bilingual science writer Engela Duvenage.
The podcast currently has 41 episodes available.