Streaming Science
What do scientists do? Where do they work? What is scientific inquiry?
Scientists find solutions to problems that affect your everyday life.
Meet real-world scientists. Learn about STEM careers and research. Streaming Science podcasts are produced by students majoring and minoring in agricultural and natural resources communication and experts at the University of Florida and college degree programs throughout the country. We invite you to use Streaming Science at home, in school, for clubs, and more!
Dr. Jamie Loizzo is the founder of Streaming Science. Loizzo is an Associate Professor of Agricultural Communication at the University of Florida.
Episodes
185 episodes
Weather and Whatever - Episode 3- Seagrass, Salinity & Solutions: The Future of Tampa Bay
Tampa Bay has faced challenges, but it always fights back.In this episode, I head back to my hometown to speak with scientists at the Tampa Bay Estuary Program about seagrass loss, rising temperatures, changing salinity, and what those s...
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Episode 3
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20:46
Weather and Whatever - Episode 2- Cedar Key, Small Town With Big Ideas
Major hurricanes. One small island. And a community like no other.In this episode, I take you to Cedar Key. I met with local scientists and residents who are redefining what resilience really means. From a coffee shop turned food truck t...
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Weather and Whatever - Episode 1 - Coastal Resilience, How Florida Fights Against A Changing Environment
Florida’s Gulf Coast is no stranger to hurricanes and environmental change- but it’s also no stranger to resilience.In this very first episode of Weather and Whatever, I take you with me to Cedar Key and Tampa Bay to talk with s...
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Episode 1
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Pollinating Young Minds: Scientific Thinking and Real-World Application through a Pollinator Curriculum in Elementary Agriculture and STEM Education
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How education shapes volunteer motivation and experience: Lessons from master gardeners and watershed stewards during COVID-19
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Microscopic Marvels: Natalia Madrid
In this episode, Emma Stephens, a student in the University of Florida's Department of Agricultural Education and Communication, sits down with Natalia Madrid, an undergraduate student studying biology. Stephens delves into the world of biology...
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Microscopic Marvels: Ricky Critchfield
In this episode, Miguel Chavez-Salazar, a student in the University of Florida's Department of Agricultural Education and Communication, sits down with Ricky Critchfield, a Ph.D student studying nematology. Chavez-Salazar explores these fascina...
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Microscopic Marvels: Maggie Murphy
University of Florida – Department of Agricultural Education and Communication student Bella Weisheimer sits down with UF master’s student Maggie Murphy to explore the power of science communication through the lens of field research in Nebrask...
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Microscopic Marvels: Ethan Freese and Dakota Altman
In this episode of Streaming Science’s Microscopic Marvels series, we explore the intersection of science, storytelling, and tiny organisms with digital media producers Ethan Freese and Dakota Altman hosted by University of Florida - A...
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Microscopic Marvels: Dr. Shane White
In this episode, University of Florida, Department of Agricultural Education and Communication student Andy Franklin interviewed Instructional Assistant Professor Dr. Shane White. White teaches communication courses and is also an independent d...
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Microscopic Marvels: Jaclyn Wilson
On this episode of Microscopic Marvels, University of Florida - Department of Agricultural Education and Communication graduate student Emma Poole talks with Jaclyn Wilson, a fifth-generation Nebraska native and cattle rancher, about conservati...
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Microscopic Marvels: Melody Benjamin
In this episode of Microscopic Marvels, you will hear from Melody Benjamin, a cattle rancher from Nebraska. From wrangling livestock to wrangling researchers, Melody details her experiences of managing one of the most fascinating ecosystems in ...
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Rooted In Leadership Episode 10: Serving others, honoring humanity, and leading together
In the final installment of Season 1, we welcome Mark McDonald. A leader in healthcare, his experience spans volunteer EMT work in a rural community, providing critical care as a flight nurse, engaging in international work through Global Respo...
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Episode 10
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Microscopic Marvels: Dr. Dorota Porazinska
A conversation University of Florida student Charles Overdevest and Dr. Dorota Porazinska an associate professor in the Department of Entomology and Nematology at the University of Florida. We spoke about her path to becoming a professor, the s...
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Microscopic Marvels: Dr. Thomas Powers
University of Florida - Department of Agricultural Education and Communication student Elizabeth Lamm sits down with Dr. Thomas Powers from the University of Nebraska–Lincoln to explore the fascinating, hidden world of nematodes in Nebraska's S...
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Agriscience teachers’ beliefs about STEM illumination after an immersive professional development experience: A Q Sort study
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Rooted In Leadership Episode 9: Joy In The Hard Things
Dr. Porshe Chiles McKay is passionate about community, raising up others' voices, the power of storytelling, and honoring our connection to the land. I had the pleasure of working with Porshe through her PhD and enjoyed this conversation about ...
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Episode 9
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