As an undergraduate advocating for intersectionality in research, Yasmin Poole discusses how our identities such as race, gender and class shape our lives and bring about unconscious biases. She asks us to try to be more aware of how our backgrounds may shape all parts of our lives, including the research we produce and consume.

Hear from researchers at the frontlines who are thinking outside the box to tackle climate issues.

Dr. Gabi Lombardo, Director of the European Alliance for Social Science and Humanities talks about how the Alliance has worked with relatively minimal resources to engage with the Covid-19 crisis, but have remained true to their mission: to influence policy for the greater good.

Lisa Benson, Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Engineering Education discusses her inclusive approach to editing as well as the changes the editorial board is making to their policies and practices to better serve the wider research community.

Shirley Malcom, Head of Education and Human Resources Programs at the American Association for the Advancement of Science reminds us that barriers to access come in many forms.

Saving time for researchers and supporting open data are two of the reasons we love and support preprints. Why else should you consider them?

How do erasure, exclusion and bias work together to prevent greater inclusivity in science and scholarship, and what can we each do about it?

Our digital world means more opportunities than ever to engage with a journal’s readers, which also means more opportunities to create a compelling value proposition for a corporate partner.

In a special guest appearance from our sister podcast, This Study Shows, we hear from innovative researchers using unconventional methods to get their messages across.

We often hear about open access from funders or publishers, but what do librarians think about OA?