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MythfitsAre We Living In a BLACK HOLE? w/ NASA Astronaut Candidate Dr. Leah Elson
How do you poop in space without it floating everywhere? Would Tory take a one-way mission to Mars and never return to Earth? Harvard-trained scientist and NASA astronaut candidate Dr. Leah Elson joins Kari and Tory to break our brains with space science, reveal the gross reality of space toilets, and explain why we might be actually living inside a black hole.Follow our guest: Dr. Leah Ellison! Instagram & Tik Tok: @gnarlybygnature Control Body Odor ANYWHERE with@shop.mando and get 20% off + free shipping with promo code [MYTHFITS] at shopmando.com! #mandopod LINK...
2025-09-2247 min
Closet PhilosophyEp. 17: Leah Elson on Science, Style, and Showing Up Fully As YourselfIn this episode we are very thrilled to talk with Leah Elson—scientist, author, and viral science communicator—about the power of showing up fully as yourself, whether in a lab coat or a leather jackets. Leah has degrees from Harvard, Johns Hopkins, and USC, and has published more than 87 scientific manuscripts. But she's just as known for her incredible eyeliner, tattoos, and bold, unapologetic personal style. We talk with her about how embracing her full self—pink hair and all—actually enhanced her work as a neuroscientist. We cover: Why personal style isn't su...
2025-08-0455 min
The Health Upgrade Podcast117: From Gravity to the Gut - The Science of Neuroimmunology with Leah ElsonIn this episode of the Health Upgrade podcast, we are joined by Leah Elson, a dynamic science communicator and researcher. Together, we dive deep into making scientific discovery accessible and relatable, sharing Leah’s journey from chaotic at-home experiments to her current cutting-edge research in neuroimmunology and peripheral nerve repair. We discuss why bringing science to the mainstream is so critical, and how curiosity fuels discovery.In this interview, we also explore the fascinating links between the nervous system, immune responses, gut health, and even the effects of space travel on the body. Leah explains the concept of...
2025-06-181h 14
Lesbian DetectivesA Family Shattered: The Unsolved Murder of Leah SousaIn the small town of Cumberland Beach, Ontario, on the night of August 31, 1990, Leah Sousa, a bright 13-year-old, was brutally murdered while her mother, Lora, was severely injured. The attacker, who entered the home between 1:30 and 3:00 AM, left little evidence behind except for a bloody Nike sneaker print. The case remains unsolved despite interviews with over 1,800 people and the consideration of a suspect, Brian Elson. Lora survived but lost all memory of the event. Decades later, the community still grapples with the unanswered question: Who killed Leah, and will justice ever be served? What are your theories for this...
2025-04-0422 min
Going North PodcastEp. 892 – Giant Rays of Hope with Patricia Newman (@PatriciaNewman)“We are nature. We're not separate from it. We have a role in nature, and all of our actions affect what happens in nature.” – Patricia Newman Today’s featured multi award-winning author is a mom, wife, speaker, environmentalist, and literacy advocate, Patricia Newman. Patricia and I had a fun on a bun chat about her new book, “Giant Rays of Hope: Protecting Manta Rays to Safeguard the Sea”, raising awareness about environmental issues, the importance of engaging nonfiction books, and more!! Key Things You’ll Learn:What inspired Patricia to become a child...
2024-10-0252 min
Going North PodcastEp. 892 – Giant Rays of Hope with Patricia Newman (@PatriciaNewman)“We are nature. We're not separate from it. We have a role in nature, and all of our actions affect what happens in nature.” – Patricia Newman Today’s featured multi award-winning author is a mom, wife, speaker, environmentalist, and literacy advocate, Patricia Newman. Patricia and I had a fun on a bun chat about her new book, “Giant Rays of Hope: Protecting Manta Rays to Safeguard the Sea”, raising awareness about environmental issues, the importance of engaging nonfiction books, and more!! Key Things You’ll Learn:What inspired Patricia to become a children’s book authorSome of the unique challenges of wr...
2024-10-0252 min
The Terri Cole Show649 There Are No Stupid Questions in Science with Leah ElsonI am so excited to welcome my science girl crush, Leah Elson, to the show to talk about a variety of things: her book, There Are No Stupid Questions in Science, why she's so passionate about being a public science communicator, her pivot from sportscasting into this field, and how she is working to give herself more grace and place less pressure on herself. If you're a fellow high-functioning codependent, I really think this is one you'll relate to! Read the show notes for today's episode at terricole.com/649
2024-09-2642 min
Starve the Ego Feed the SoulThe Crucial Role of Science Communication, Inspiring Curiosity with Leah ElsonIn this episode, I sit down with Leah Elson, a brilliant scientist and author, whose passion for science communication and advocacy for women in STEM resonates deeply. Leah discusses her unique path balancing athletics with scientific pursuits, and the critical role of effective communication in bridging the gap between the scientific community and the public. Together, we explore how early exposure to science and public speaking can empower individuals, and reflect on the personal and societal impact of fostering curiosity and critical thinking in young minds.We also address the pressing need to rebuild trust in science...
2024-07-011h 04
Going North PodcastEp. 822 – Journey to the Total Solar Eclipse with Meg Jerit (@megjerit)“Mini Meg was all about making books out of construction paper. I chose this path, and it's led me to a lot of really cool places and to meeting really amazing people.” – Meg JeritToday’s featured author is a poet, and educator, Meg Jerit. Meg and I had a fun on a bun chat about her 1st book, “The Moonies: Journey to the Total Solar Eclipse”, her advice for aspiring children's authors, her plans for future writing projects, and more! Key Things You’ll Learn:The backstory of "The Moonies" and Meg’s perso...
2024-04-0235 min
Going North PodcastEp. 822 – Journey to the Total Solar Eclipse with Meg Jerit (@megjerit)“Mini Meg was all about making books out of construction paper. I chose this path, and it's led me to a lot of really cool places and to meeting really amazing people.” – Meg JeritToday’s featured author is a poet, and educator, Meg Jerit. Meg and I had a fun on a bun chat about her 1st book, “The Moonies: Journey to the Total Solar Eclipse”, her advice for aspiring children's authors, her plans for future writing projects, and more! Key Things You’ll Learn:The backstory of "The Moonies" and Meg’s personal experience with the solar eclipseSome tips for preparing to...
2024-04-0235 min
Bookaholic | Author Interviews | Book Reviews | Book NewsThere Are No Stupid Questions About Science | Episode 91Leah Elson is an esteemed clinical development scientist, accomplished non-fiction author, and pioneering advocate for public science communication. Over 14 years in medical research, Leah has significantly contributed to multiple disciplines, including orthopedics, innovative biotechnologies, oncology, and neuroscience. Her academic credentials include a focus in pre-medical sciences from Harvard University and graduate degrees in Biotechnology from Johns Hopkins University and in Global Health & Epidemiology from the Keck School of Medicine at the University of Southern California. Currently, she is pursuing her doctoral research in Molecular Biology.
00:00:00 An intro to Leah Elson
00:00:40 Segway Science Story
00:04:49 Th...
2024-03-0825 min
Can I Just Say? with Nikki La CroceA Scientist's Journey to Self-love with Leah Elson🎙️ In this week’s episode, I share the mic with Leah Elson, a scientist and author of "There Are No Stupid Questions… In Science". You may also know Leah from her popular videos on TikTok and Instagram, where she delivers educational content with a comedic flair to her STEMpire community. Leah has spent the last 5 years as an avid public science communicator, and has mastered the art of de-complicating the listener's most intriguing and complicated questions, so trust me when I say this conversation is one for the books.
🎧 Tune in as Leah shares:
- What...
2024-02-061h 12
Going North PodcastEp. 755 – Words Whispered in Water with Sandy Rosenthal (@LeveesOrg)Always beware when you hear mayhem and catastrophe being blamed on wind and water because human beings are almost always hiding behind those words.Today’s featured award-winning bookcaster is a wife, grandmother, community organizer, disaster resilience leader, and founder of levees.org, Sandy Rosenthal. Sandy and I had a chat about her book, “Words Whispered in Water: Why the Levees Broke in Hurricane Katrina”, her campaign to change engineering education, lessons learned from starting a podcast, and more! Key Thing’s You’ll Learn:What inspired Sandy’s book and the process of writing itHow Sandy started her organization, Levees.org, w...
2023-11-3036 min
Going North PodcastEp. 755 – Words Whispered in Water with Sandy Rosenthal (@LeveesOrg)Always beware when you hear mayhem and catastrophe being blamed on wind and water because human beings are almost always hiding behind those words.Today’s featured award-winning bookcaster is a wife, grandmother, community organizer, disaster resilience leader, and founder of levees.org, Sandy Rosenthal. Sandy and I had a chat about her book, “Words Whispered in Water: Why the Levees Broke in Hurricane Katrina”, her campaign to change engineering education, lessons learned from starting a podcast, and more! Key Thing’s You’ll Learn:What inspired Sandy’s book and the process o...
2023-11-3036 min
Joey Pinz Discipline Conversations#288 Leah Elson: Journey Through Science with Leah Elson 🧬Send us a textDiscover the transformative force of discipline in the latest episode of Joey Pinz Disciple Conversations! 🎙️ Leah Elson, our insightful guest, takes us on an awe-inspiring journey through the world of science and self-improvement. 🌟 🔬 Leah, a passionate scientist and science communicator, shares the secrets of DNA, quantum physics, and the intriguing persistence of tattoo ink in our bodies! 🧬🔍 🌌 We delve into her cosmic fascination with cosmology and astrophysics, offering a fresh perspective on the mysteries of the universe. 🪐 🏋️♀️ Leah's disciplined approach to life, from her powerful workouts to h...
2023-11-2945 min
The Ethical Evolution PodcastEthical Deep Dive on Pain with Leah ElsonIn this special episode, Leah Elson returns to The Ethical Evolution for a deep dive on pain including:
What is pain?
Can post surgical nerve pain be resolved?
How does phantom pain happen?
Is high pain threshold a thing and can women handle more than men?
Does severe pain mean its more damaging?
Can we ultimately be pain free?
Leah Elson is a scientist, author and public science communicator who’s mission is to empower everyone to have greater awareness when it comes to science.This podcast is brought to you by Et...
2023-09-0347 min
Going North PodcastEp. 892 – Giant Rays of Hope with Patricia Newman (@PatriciaNewman)“We are nature. We're not separate from it. We have a role in nature, and all of our actions affect what happens in nature.” – Patricia Newman Today’s featured multi award-winning author is a mom, wife, speaker, environmentalist, and literacy advocate, Patricia Newman. Patricia and I had a fun on a bun chat about her new book, “Giant Rays of Hope: Protecting Manta Rays to Safeguard the Sea”, raising awareness about environmental issues, the importance of engaging nonfiction books, and more!! Key Things You’ll Learn:What inspired Patricia to become a children’s book authorSome of the unique challenge...
2023-08-3052 min
Set Lusting Bruce: The Bruce Springsteen Fan PodcastLeah Elson Author, Illustrator, Purveyor of ScienceLeah Elson loves science and she thinks the rest of us should love it as well. In her career as a science communicator she has developed "60 seconds of Science" and "Reel Science." Leah and I discussed a wide range of topics including Leah's love of depressing Russian Literature at a young age, why she quit as a sportscaster and decided to pursue science by attending Harvard and that taught her if you are unhappy with your life pivot. She recently published a book called There are (no) stupid questions in science. To learn more about my wonderful guest go here...
2023-08-041h 04
Going North PodcastEp. 703 – “The Remote Work Handbook” with Mari Anne Snow (@SophiaThink)"We have focused too much these days on instant success, like it's supposed to just happen, and it's supposed to be so easy, and it's just sort of like lightning just sort of strikes. And the plain fact is, it's mostly a lot of hard work." - Mari Anne SnowToday’s featured author is an entrepreneur, results-oriented C-Suite executive, and remote work and change management expert, Mari Anne and I had a chat about her book, “The Remote Work Handbook: The Definitive Guide for Operationalizing Remote Work as a Competitive Business Strategy”, adapting to the changing work landscape, and more!! Key Thi...
2023-08-0343 min
Going North PodcastEp. 703 – “The Remote Work Handbook” with Mari Anne Snow (@SophiaThink)"We have focused too much these days on instant success, like it's supposed to just happen, and it's supposed to be so easy, and it's just sort of like lightning just sort of strikes. And the plain fact is, it's mostly a lot of hard work." - Mari Anne SnowToday’s featured author is an entrepreneur, results-oriented C-Suite executive, and remote work and change management expert, Mari Anne and I had a chat about her book, “The Remote Work Handbook: The Definitive Guide for Operationalizing Remote Work as a Competitive Business Strategy”, adapting to the changing work l...
2023-08-0343 min
Geek Girls Story SalonLIFE, THE UNIVERSE, & EVERYTHING: SCIENCE COMMUNICATOR & AUTHOR LEAH ELSON MAKES SCIENCE COOL AGAINWhen you think scientist, you probably don't picture a blond woman with a sleeve of tattoos, who lifts weights, surfs, skates, and writes and illustrates clever, quirky books about science. But Leah Elson, author of "There are No Stupid Questions in Science," is exactly that person. We talk about what it's like to be a "fringe scientists," how science shapes her worldview, and the passion she brings to making it accessible to the rest of us. Check out her website: https://www.leahelson.com/ Her insta, where she serves up bite-size science reels answering audience q...
2023-08-0150 min
Managing the Smart MindEpisode 81 - How Science Batman Leah Elson Keeps Things InterestingIn this interview, Leah Elson and I explore a wide range of topics, including overcoming imposter syndrome, cultivating resilience, fostering community, and promoting gender equality in STEM fields. She shares personal experiences, insights, and practical strategies throughout - and you will learn not only how she has managed to write and illustrate her first book, but also whether honey is actually bee poop...We talk about the importance of recognizing one's accomplishments and strengths, how to combat self-doubt and support others facing similar challenges. And of course we dive into her important work c...
2023-07-071h 26
Going North PodcastEp. 689 – “There Are (No) Stupid Questions . . . in Science” with Leah Elson (@gnarlybygnature)"If the public doesn't understand what we're doing, then that's our fault." – Leah ElsonToday’s featured author is an academically-published clinical development scientist, and public science communicator, Leah Elson, MS, MPH. Leah and I had a fun chat about her book, “There Are (No) Stupid Questions … in Science”, her journey from being a sportscaster to becoming a scientist, and the importance of bridging the gap between the public and scientists. Key Things You’ll Learn:What made Leah decide to become an authorWhat the next great breakthrough in medical re...
2023-07-0345 min
Going North PodcastEp. 689 – “There Are (No) Stupid Questions . . . in Science” with Leah Elson (@gnarlybygnature)"If the public doesn't understand what we're doing, then that's our fault." – Leah ElsonToday’s featured author is an academically-published clinical development scientist, and public science communicator, Leah Elson, MS, MPH. Leah and I had a fun chat about her book, “There Are (No) Stupid Questions … in Science”, her journey from being a sportscaster to becoming a scientist, and the importance of bridging the gap between the public and scientists. Key Things You’ll Learn:What made Leah decide to become an authorWhat the next great breakthrough in medical research isThe most popular questions that Leah has to field on the dailyHow...
2023-07-0345 min
Press Play On Your Ears To A Spellbinding Full Audiobook.There Are (No) Stupid Questions … in Science by Leah Elson MS MPHPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/2/audible/235706to listen full audiobooks.
Title: There Are (No) Stupid Questions … in Science
Author: Leah Elson MS MPH
Narrator: Leah Elson MS MPH
Format: mp3
Length: 5 hrs and 33 mins
Release date: 06-27-23
Ratings: 4.5 out of 5 stars, 26 ratings
Genres: Anatomy & Physiology
Publisher's Summary:
In the vein of Randall Munroe’s What If? and perfect for fans of Neil deGrasse Tyson’s Astrophysics for People in a Hurry, Leah Elson’s There Are No Stupid Questions … in Science covers biology, chemistry, physics, human physiology, and space—providing easy-to-understand, delightfully cheeky answers to over one hundred common que...
2023-06-275h 33
Raise Your Volume Academy with Tiphany Kane, M.Ed.Radically Disrupting Scientific Stereotypes with guest Leah ElsonClose your eyes and get a picture in your head of a scientist...what does the scientist look like? did you picture an older white man that looks a bit like Bill Nye The Science Guy...or did you picture someone that looks like Neil deGrasse Tyson? Did you picture a man OR did you picture a woman?My guest this week is working hard to disrupt the stereotype of a scientist being a man...and she is smashing pseudo-science misinformation...all while having the perfect cat-eye and deadlifting the equivalent of a small car!...
2023-05-161h 02
Talk Nerdy with Cara Santa MariaSciComm w/ Leah ElsonIn this episode of Talk Nerdy, Cara is joined by clinical development scientist Leah Elson to talk about her new book, "There Are (No) Stupid Questions...In Science." They discuss the importance of science communication in an increasingly polarized world as well as the joy of scientific curiosity and discovery. Follow Leah: @gnarlybygnature
2023-04-2452 min
Ignorance Was Bliss467 -- Sounds Sciencey -- with Leah ElsonWhether you hate it or love it, science matters. But it matters more when we can put it into understandable terms and make it accessible.Guest: Leah Elson, author of "There Are (No) Stupid Questions in Science"Promo: Snyder's ReturnDisclaimer: Eddie LouiseMusic: Jake Pierle -- https://jakepierle.bandcamp.com/Ignorance Was Bliss online: https://linktr.ee/iwbpodcastSponsor: Bath By Bex (code CBDkate for 25% off)Sponsor: Komuso Design (code bliss15 for 15% off)
2023-03-3157 min
The Bookshelf Odyssey PodcastThere are No Stupid Questions in Science... Right? | Interview with Leah ElsonSend us a text Who says science has to be boring? Hello, in today's episode of the Bookshelf Odyssey Podcast, I interview scientist and author Leah Elson. She is the writer of the forthcoming book "There are (No) Stupid Questions in Science". We have a fun conversation about her journey as a scientist and author, how she found her passion for explaining science in a fun way, and then we cover the really important questions like - how does the science hold up in films like "Ant-Man and The Wasp: Quantumania" vs. "Interstellar"; is time tr...
2023-02-2748 min
STEAM PoweredThe human side of clinical development and re-inspiring curiosity in science with Leah ElsonCompassion in healthcare is about operating with respect in more ways than one. We've spoken previously about the cultural side of medicine and the program Operating With Respect, but today I speak with Leah Elson about developing technology and procedures that can create psychologically and physiologically better patient outcomes, and also about getting people excited about science again.About Leah Elson Leah Elson is an academically-published clinical development scientist, public science communicator, and non-fiction author. Her research career in human medicine has included the fields of orthopedics, oncology, and neuroscience.Show Notes (link)...
2023-02-171h 01
Product Powers - Human Skills for Product Thinkers to Thrive in the Age of AIE79: Self-Help - Ready for a Fresh Start? Tips for Making Large Life Pivots - Leah Elson (Clinical Development Scientist & Author)In each episode, Paddy Dhanda deep dives into a new human Superpower and practical advice on how you can apply it immediately.⚡️ Ready for a Fresh Start? Tips for Making Large Life PivotsLife is full of unexpected twists and turns, and sometimes it takes a major pivot to get back on track. Making large life pivots can be daunting, but it can also be incredibly rewarding. In this episode, we'll explore the process of making a big life change, from the initial steps to the ultimate reward. Whether you're considering a career change, a li...
2023-02-0739 min
Smash TalkGUEST* Leah Elson, There Are No Stupid Questions in LifeAshley is joined by Leah Elson, who is a new author. Her first book, "There are no stupid questions in science" comes out early 2023. Ashley and Leah relive some memories of SDSU college days, what it takes to become a first time author, and how a wild drive to succeed allows you to confidently do thing you have no idea how to do. As we wrap up the podcast Leash delivers her famous '60 second of science' talks dropping some fire knowledge. And if you've ever wondered what people think as they are on the last moments of...
2023-02-011h 15
The Successful Screenwriter with Geoffrey D Calhoun: Screenwriting PodcastEp 167 - Neuroscientist Leah ElsonCharacter Database: NeuroscientistLeah Elson is a clinical development scientist with a 13-year career in medical research which has included the fields of orthopedics, novel biotechnology, oncology, and neuroscience. Leah has 87 peer-reviewed, collaborative publications, including manuscripts, book chapters, and supplements. She studied pre-medical sciences at Harvard University and has earned graduate degrees in the fields of Biotechnology (the Johns Hopkins University), as well as Global Health & Epidemiology (Keck School of Medicine at the University of Southern California). Leah is the author of There Are (No) Stupid Questions… In Science and host of The String Theory Podcast.Le...
2023-01-0926 min
The Successful Screenwriter with Geoffrey D Calhoun: Screenwriting PodcastEp 167 - Neuroscientist Leah ElsonCharacter Database: NeuroscientistLeah Elson is a clinical development scientist with a 13-year career in medical research which has included the fields of orthopedics, novel biotechnology, oncology, and neuroscience. Leah has 87 peer-reviewed, collaborative publications, including manuscripts, book chapters, and supplements. She studied pre-medical sciences at Harvard University and has earned graduate degrees in the fields of Biotechnology (the Johns Hopkins University), as well as Global Health & Epidemiology (Keck School of Medicine at the University of Southern California). Leah is the author of There Are (No) Stupid Questions… In Science and host of The String Theory Podcast.Le...
2023-01-0926 min
The Successful Screenwriter with Geoffrey D Calhoun: Screenwriting PodcastEp 167 - Neuroscientist Leah ElsonCharacter Database: NeuroscientistLeah Elson is a clinical development scientist with a 13-year career in medical research which has included the fields of orthopedics, novel biotechnology, oncology, and neuroscience. Leah has 87 peer-reviewed, collaborative publications, including manuscripts, book chapters, and supplements. She studied pre-medical sciences at Harvard University and has earned graduate degrees in the fields of Biotechnology (the Johns Hopkins University), as well as Global Health & Epidemiology (Keck School of Medicine at the University of Southern California). Leah is the author of There Are (No) Stupid Questions… In Science and host of The String Theory Podcast.Le...
2023-01-0926 min
Write About NowYour Most Embarrassing Science Questions AnsweredScientist Leah Elson joins the show to give fascinating and insightful answers to my dumb questions, including: Why do men have nipples? What's the deal with pubic hair? Why is the sky blue? Is teleportation possible? ..and many more Elson is an infinitely patient teacher. She has an upcoming book called There Are (No) Stupid Questions in... Science, in which she addresses a wide range of perplexing topics from the ridiculous to the sublime.
2022-11-3054 min
Banana Mode60 - The Last Episode w/ Leah ElsonLeah Elson and I discuss the current state of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, the thought experiment that is Shroedinger's Cat, and how being smart isn't everything.
Leah Elson is a clinical development scientist, non-fiction author, and host of "The String Theory Podcast."
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2022-11-261h 15
The Dr. Darian Parker Podcast466. Leah Elson - The Struggle is Real. Why Science Has a Communication Problem and How to Fix ItLeah Elson is an academically-published clinical development scientist, public science communicator, and non-fiction author. Her research career in human medicine has included the fields of orthopedics, oncology, and neuroscience.
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2022-11-2552 min
Fluential and FriendsEpisode 008 Leah ElsonLeah Elson is an academically-published clinical development scientist, public science communicator, powerlifter, and non-fiction author. Her research career in human medicine has included the fields of orthopedics, oncology, and neuroscience. In this fun episode Joseph and Leah discuss a huge array of topics such as: cancer, the meaning of life, what is conciseness, space, The String Theory and her podcast (named the same), Leah's upcoming non-fiction book "No Stupid Question... In Science", she also performs a LIVE 60sec of science, and so much more! Put on your thinking caps and listening ears and enjoy!
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2022-11-212h 03
The Ethical Evolution PodcastEthical Science with Leah ElsonLeah Elson is a clinical development scientist, public science communicator, and non-fiction author. She currently spearheads innovative clinical projects in peripheral nerve repair and novel technology. Her education in biotechnology and medical sciences spans Harvard University, The Johns Hopkins University, and the University of Southern California. She is academically-published, with over 1,000 indexed citations in the fields of orthopedics, oncology, and neuroscience. It was an absolute joy to sit down with Leah and get lost in the fascinating world of science and as a fellow science lover, I am pretty sure we could have talked all da...
2022-11-2042 min
Going North PodcastEp. 822 – Journey to the Total Solar Eclipse with Meg Jerit (@megjerit)“Mini Meg was all about making books out of construction paper. I chose this path, and it's led me to a lot of really cool places and to meeting really amazing people.” – Meg JeritToday’s featured author is a poet, and educator, Meg Jerit. Meg and I had a fun on a bun chat about her 1st book, “The Moonies: Journey to the Total Solar Eclipse”, her advice for aspiring children's authors, her plans for future writing projects, and more! Key Things You’ll Learn:The backstory of "The Moonies" and Meg’s personal experience with the solar eclipseSome tips for preparin...
2022-03-3035 min
Going North PodcastEp. 821 – How to Spark Your Curiosity & Live Bravely with Heather Vickery“As an entrepreneur, if you can bring people into your world and make them feel seen and heard. It's going to be really, really helpful.” - Heather VickeryToday’s featured bestselling bookcaster is a mom of four, award-winning entrepreneur, keynote speaker, and transformational success mentor, Heather Vickery. Heather and I had a fun on a bun chat about her book, “FCK FEARLESS: Making The Brave Leap”, the value of connection, and more to help you joyfully pursue a life you love to live!!! Key Things You’ll Learn:The biggest lesson Heather learned from her kids that helped her to become a b...
2022-03-2346 min
You Know the VibesEpisode 12 - 60 Seconds of Science with Leah ElsonIn episode 12 of YKTV we interview Leah Elson - research scientist, athlete, and author. This is one badass lady and we are so excited to of gotten her on the show. Take a listen to learn a little about space, hear an actual scientist's perspective on vaccines, and take note of how simple it can be to write a book if you have a great idea.
Time Stamps:
(0:00) Banter
(2:30) Introduction to Leah E
(5:00) Leah E describes her educational journey
(10:45) Full-Time Scientist
(13:15) Sportscasting
(16:00) Ivy League Schools
(20:00) Collegiate Sports
(24:45) Astrology & Enneagrams (duh)
(28:22) Women in STEM
(32:02) COVID-19 & Vaccines
(37:45) 60 Seconds of Science
(45:28) Science is T...
2021-05-171h 10
Going North PodcastEp. 755 – Words Whispered in Water with Sandy Rosenthal (@LeveesOrg)Always beware when you hear mayhem and catastrophe being blamed on wind and water because human beings are almost always hiding behind those words.Today’s featured award-winning bookcaster is a wife, grandmother, community organizer, disaster resilience leader, and founder of levees.org, Sandy Rosenthal. Sandy and I had a chat about her book, “Words Whispered in Water: Why the Levees Broke in Hurricane Katrina”, her campaign to change engineering education, lessons learned from starting a podcast, and more! Key Thing’s You’ll Learn:What inspired Sandy’s book and the process of writing itHow Sandy started her organization...
2020-12-1636 min
Chocolate CroissantsEpisode 71: Leah Elson (Clinical Research Scientist)Leah Elson is a star in every sense of the word. She walks her talk, and her talk is impressive and articulate. Leah joins Matt, Jordan, and Justin from Fort Lauderdale, Florida for a chat that spans peanut butter to biotech.
Although she was achieving success in sports broadcasting, her dad's health issues inspired her to make a hard pivot toward studying science and medicine at Harvard. We explore more generally the process of changing our life trajectory and knowing when it's time.
She explains how education become her escape route as a kid and ho...
2020-06-241h 36
Going North PodcastEp. 703 – “The Remote Work Handbook” with Mari Anne Snow (@SophiaThink)"We have focused too much these days on instant success, like it's supposed to just happen, and it's supposed to be so easy, and it's just sort of like lightning just sort of strikes. And the plain fact is, it's mostly a lot of hard work." - Mari Anne SnowToday’s featured author is an entrepreneur, results-oriented C-Suite executive, and remote work and change management expert, Mari Anne and I had a chat about her book, “The Remote Work Handbook: The Definitive Guide for Operationalizing Remote Work as a Competitive Business Strategy”, adapting to the changing work landscape, and more...
2019-11-1343 min
Free With This Months IssueFree With This Months Issue 6 - Leah Fitzsimmons selects Uncut: The REM Collection Disc 2 Michael Stipe Presents Rare And Unreleased TracksIn episode 6 Leah Fitzsimmons selects Uncut Magazine's The REM Collection Disc 2 Michael Stipe Presents... Rare And Unreleased Tracks from July 2005.The CD's full tracklisting is -1 - Now It's Overhead - Reverse (Live)2 - Karen Elson - Coming Down3 - Papercranes - Know You When4 - Tilly & The Wall - Nights Of The Living Dead (Live)5 - The Citizens Band - Je T'Aime Scumbag6 - Flash To Bang Time - H The President (Live)7 - The Checks - Mercedes Children8 - Vic Chesnutt - Aunt Avis9 - Magnapop...
2019-08-181h 11
Going North PodcastEp. 689 – “There Are (No) Stupid Questions . . . in Science” with Leah Elson (@gnarlybygnature)"If the public doesn't understand what we're doing, then that's our fault." – Leah ElsonToday’s featured author is an academically-published clinical development scientist, and public science communicator, Leah Elson, MS, MPH. Leah and I had a fun chat about her book, “There Are (No) Stupid Questions … in Science”, her journey from being a sportscaster to becoming a scientist, and the importance of bridging the gap between the public and scientists. Key Things You’ll Learn:What made Leah decide to become an authorWhat the next great breakthrough in medical research isThe most popular questions that Leah has to field on the dailyH...
2019-07-2445 min