A podcast with Charlie Murphy in which she discusses the intersection between the arts and sciences.  

In this podcast, Dr. Adir Shaolov discusses the role of palliative care in patients with hematological diseases.  

In this podcast, Dr. Bill Detrich discusses the opportunities and challenges of conducting research in the Antarctic, the remarkable adaptations of the bloodless Antarctic icefish and how these mechanisms inform human biology, and what’s now and next in terms of climate change.

In this episode, Dr. John Edgar Browning, an internationally recognized authority on the horror genre, vampires, and Monster Theory, discusses his experience with  human communities of real vampires. 

In this podcast, Dr. Guy Trudel talks with Helen Osborne about:

• The challenges of undertaking blood research in space
• Similarities between space and earthly bed rest models 
• Mechanisms of anemia in space
• The importance of questioning established dogma

Mark Hay, a Brooklyn-based freelance writer, talks about the art and logic of cooking with blood. 

In this podcast, Dr. Melissa Ilardo talks with Helen Osborne about:

• Experience in studying the spleen size of breath-holding sea nomads
• The importance of multidisciplinary in addressing interesting questions in biodmedince

In this podcast, Dr. Isaac Odame talks with Helen Osborne about:

• The mechanisms, clinical manifestations and treatment of sickle cell disease
• The challenges of improving access to clinical care in lower income countries in the world

In this podcast, Dr. Melissa Ilardo talks with Helen Osborne about:

• Experience in studying the spleen size of breath-holding sea nomads
• The importance of multidisciplinary in addressing interesting questions in biomedicine

In this podcast, Jean Wang talks with Helen Osborne about:

• Experience as a stamp collector
• Use of stamps to tell stories
• The importance of having hobbies in medicine