On this episode I interview Charles Nye, a researcher at the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute! Not only does he do research in molecular biology, he is also a talented artist! Check him out at @thepaintpaddock and don't forget to subscribe and leave a review of the podcast :)

On this episode of the NudiBrains Podcast I interview Bonnie (@ocean_bon98) who is finishing up her bachelors degree in Australia before beginning honors research studying white sharks! We talk about government, slugs, and how Bonnie can interact with white sharks in the wild. It was such a pleasure talking to Bonnie and making the podcast happen an ocean apart! The audio cuts out in a few places so I apologize, but you'll still really enjoy the episode!

On this episode, Will (@will_in_the_wild) comes on to talk about his research in Southern California riparian systems, his love of terrariums, and his involvement in bringing science and legislature together.

If you are a University of California graduate student and have a good idea for a law, apply here! https://uccs.ucdavis.edu/public-policy/stem-solutions

On this (early morning) episode of the NudiBrains Podcast, Maddie talks about her experience in research, a summer that changed her life, and why she loves working in marine education. Maddie has an amazing Instagram so follow her @molamaddie for all sorts of fun content from Catalina Island! Don't forget to subscribe and rate this podcast and follow me @emilythemarinebiologist to continue the discussion.

On this episode of the Nudibrains podcast, Emily interviews Alycia (@mostlymarine) to talk about mental health wellness in graduate school, ways to find help, and things that Alycia has done to help herself succeed. She is an amazing woman and has an amazing instagram, so definitely check her out! (I apologize for audio issues... this was my first skype interview and it cuts out in a few places. When Alycia is talking about her research, it was really bad so she re-recorded that portion on a different device which is why it sounds so different!) Don't forget to rate, review, and subscribe!

On this episode of the Nudibrains podcast, Sharon (@sha.hsu) talks about how her time in the Peace Corps helped her do research in a remote area of Costa Rica! Sharon studies turtles and has a fire Instagram, so listen to this podcast and make sure to give her a follow!

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On this episode of the nudibrains podcast, I interview Brijonnay Madrigal who is studying vocalizations of orcas in Alaska and Risso's dolphin in Monterey Bay. Bri also has an outreach project called Listen Up! where she goes to classrooms and lets children experience marine mammal vocalizations. Bri is a bundle of joy and a serious scicomm enthusiast, so listen to this episode and follow her on twitter @brijonnay

On this episode of the Nudibrains podcast I have on the designer of my podcast logo and great friend, Nick (@subsurface_style). Nick talks about how his life as a scientist is different than some others due to a condition he was born with, how he has overcome obstacles, and speaks very humbly about his knowledge of climate. He is a wonderful human, so I really hope you enjoy this episode! Don't forget to rate and subscribe. You can find me on instagram @emilythemarinebiologist

On this episode, Dr. Amanda Kahn drops by to talk about how AMAZING sponges are, how they may help solve the problem of plastic pollution (well... kind of...), how to maintain a positive attitude when you're having a rough time, and how she became a sponge scientist in the first place. This is one you will NOT want to miss!

Welcome to the NudiBrains podcast! Listen to this brief clip to get an idea of what this podcast series is all about.