The #InVinoFab Podcast

In #InVinoFab Podcast, Episode #24 @ProfPatrice & @LauraPasquini chat with Brooke Welch (@esbsteamcoord) about all things Science, Technology, Engineering, the Arts, and Mathematics (STEAM) and the value of makerspaces in education! Brooke is the STEAM Coordinator for the Dr. Elmer S. Bagnall Elementary School.

In #InVinoFab episode no. 23, we talk about how women volunteer often on the job. The office “housework” is extra labor often women endure in the workplace. This could be organizing a holiday party, filling in for a colleague, serving on a low-ranking committee, or taking on routine work that doesn’t require much skill or produce much impact.

In #InVinoFab episode no. 22 we are joined by Dr. Joan Collier and Dr. Marvette Lacy to share about their qualitative research using Sista Circles both as a practice and study. This research approach for a more culturally grounded methodology to understand the experiences of black women graduate students and scholars.

On episode #21 of the #InVinoFab pod, we revisit a new batch of questions from the Tribe of Mentors book (https://tribeofmentors.com/) by Tim Ferriss. We enjoyed answering a handful of questions back on episode #13.

Dr. Krisstal Clayton & @LauraPasquini have a great discussion on the #InVinoFab Podcast episode #20 about everything from pedagogy, psychology, prison, and law. Krisstal cares and has compassion for her teaching, field of research, and humanity. It comes across in her university instruction and activism within the prison system.

Mind the Gender Gap: Overworked & Underpaid

The Gender Pay Gap Was on Track to Shrink in America. Here’s Why It Hasn’t.

Laura was introduced to Dr. Kristina Mitchell’s research at the last National University Technology Network conference back in 2017. Kristina’s study offered findings around Gender Bias in Student Evaluations from university instruction and was co-authored with Jonathan Martin. We were thrilled to have Kristina on the #InVinoFab Podcast, Episode no. 18 to share about her passion for political science, gender equity, international relations, and action films.

Whether you drink wine or not, you might have heard or seen this Australian wine with the label Yellowtail on the bottle. It’s almost everywhere you shop for libations, groceries, and more. But do you know how this vino from Oz flooded the wine markets? Listen to the #InVinoFab episode no. 17 to learn more about the yellowTALE.

In episode no. 16 of the #InVinoFab podcast, we talk to Elaine Rau, founder of LadyBossBlogger.com, who shares insights to what it means to run a blogging business and being a women online in this economy. In our conversation we discuss the risks and rewards for being a female entrepreneur online in today’s murky Internet. We chatted about her experience with starting up an online business from scratch, and what it means to support other women who are interested in establishing themselves for work, advice, and business.

As a rule, however, dessert wine should always be paired with food that is equally or more sweet than the wine itself. Dessert wines should also be served in smaller glasses than table wine because of both the intensity of the flavors and the alcohol content. “Like gems hidden in a jewelry box!”