Sisters of the Blue

By Sarah Amiri & Kelsey Bisson

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What's Sisters of the Blue about?

A science radioshow covering our coast, outer space, and all that's in between. The hosts are oceanographers at UCSB.

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Sisters of the Blue episodes:

11.30.2017
Mangroves, Monasteries, and Mad Grooves
This week we are talking to Kate Voss & Cascade Tuholske, who are PhD candidates in UCSB's geography department. They both did their undergraduate work in Washington D.C. and are interested in applying their scientific results to influence policy and...
11.30.2017
Fluid fluency
This week we are talking to Simone Stewart, a PhD student in UCSB's mechanical engineering department, about her pathway to grad school, transitioning from physics to engineering, fieldwork in remote communities, and much to do about fluid mechanics, viscous fingering,...
11.30.2017
Umi and Antarctica
In this episode we interview Umi, a PhD student working with Gretchen Hofmann at UCSB, about ocean acidification and its affects on the ocean's animals. Umi travels to Antarctica for his research and dives under the sea ice, and he...
11.09.2017
Plankton from Outer Space
We interviewed James Allen and Nick Huynh, two PhD students at UCSB studying oceanography. Tune in to listen about 30 foot seas in the North Atlantic, why NASA cares about the ocean, and what it's like to live (and eat bacon...