Streaming Science

In this episode of H2Know, UF AEC student Shelby Howell visits Dr. Chelsey Crandall, a researcher in the School of Forest Resources and Conservation at the University of Florida. Join us for a discussion about Dr. Crandall's work studying the human dimension of fisheries and natural resources.

Do you wonder what our impacts are on the water in urban areas? If that has ever crossed your mind, dive into this episode with Jessica Atkins who interviews Emily Taylor, a doctoral student in the Department of Soil and Water at the University of Florida, and you might even pick up on a few tips about finding a mentor.

In this podcast, AEC student Stephen Drury explores the creatures living in our waters with Shannon Corrigan's research with sharks. Sharks are a popular subject in modern culture, from famous movies to week-long celebrations. Research of museum scientists like Corrigan is exploring new ways to trace shark evolution to better understand how they thrived on our planet for millions of years, and how endangered species can be better protected. #sharks #museum #evolution #endangered #scicomm #floridamuseum #streamingscience

In this episode of H2KNOW, AEC student Tommy Burnes meets with Whitney Stone. Whitney Stone is the teaching assistant for AEC5037 Introduction to Podcasting class. Whitney explains what and how the students in the class have worked on. She also explains how students and teachers have coped during the time of Covid-19. #H2KNOW #UFAEC #Podcast #UF

In this podcast, host and University of Florida - Department of Agricultural Education and Communication PhD student Jasser Alharbi investigates how superstorms impact international students.Jasser interviews Mazen Showsh, who is currently a PhD student at the University of Georgia. He was the president of the Saudi Students Association at the University of Florida in Gainesville. Mazen talks about how the Saudi Students Association helped students to evacuate during Hurricane Irma in 2017. He and his team focused on new international students who did not know English at the time. The new students needed support navigating language barriers to understand what happens during a hurricane. The organization helped many students evacuate and to be welcomed by other Saudi Students Associations in other states. Their help was not only for students who were form Saudi, but they also helped other international students and local people to rebuild what was damaged during the hurricane.

In this podcast, UF AEC graduate Gabe Spandau interviews Ms. Becky Raulerson about her experience visiting the Florida panhandle after Hurricane Michael moved through the area. Raulerson is a lecturer in the UF Department of Agricultural Education and Communication. She grew up in the panhandle and continues connections with family and friends there. In this interview, Raulerson discusses hurricane restoration and what it was like to be involved with the process after hurricane Michael. Listen to learn about the efforts that go into restoration, the people who come out to help, and stories of what it is really like for people who were without any basic human needs for days.

This episode of Streaming Science podcast features Brandi Phillips, the animal technical rescue branch director at the University of Florida Veterinary Emergency Treatment Service. Brandi’s job involves traveling around the state and helping out with various trainings to prepare for a natural disaster and rescue operations. Hostess and UF public relations graduate Shelby Martin interviews Brandi for advice on how to prepare animals for a hurricane and how to recover.

How do hurricanes affect agricultural and natural resources policy? In this track, UF graduate student Kevin Kent talks with Florida Farm Bureau Federation’s John Walt Boatright to learn about how hurricanes can impact the legislative agenda each year.

Ever wonder what happens to a tourist when a crazy storm passes through where they're traveling? This episode of Streaming Science delves into the research behind how decisions are made about how, when, and why tourists should be evacuated from a superstorm. This podcast features Dr. Lori Pennington-Gray from the University of Florida's Department of Tourism, Recreation, and Sport Management. Dr. Pennington-Gray is the Director of the Tourism Crisis Management Initiative. Her role focuses on research-based solutions to crisis management to give policymakers and officials the best solution for when a criss, such as a superstorm, occurs. This podcast was hosted and created by UF College of Business graduate Leanna Perez.

In this episode of Streaming Science, we sit down with Extension scientist Dr. Alan Hodges and learn about the economic impact hurricanes have on the agricultural industry. Backed with reports and data, Dr. Hodges gives us insight into the devastation left behind after Hurricane Michael and Hurricane Irma - and the economic damage the storms had on commodities in Florida. This podcast was created and hosted by UF College of Journalism graduate Shelby Martin.