Brains, Boobs, & Beer Hoppy Heather

In this episode, Heather chats with colleagues and cohorts, Isaac & Philip. The three of them talk about their early nerdery, current chaos, and future hopes. They enjoy some good brews while learning a little more about each other and offer advice to others in STEM careers.*Reminder that this podcast is not affiliated with any company or organization. The opinions expressed are those of the host and guest(s).*References:Thin Man Brewery - makes the Minky Boodle that Philip dr...

In this segment, hear the mini biography of Maria Telkes.Source:Wikipedia Article

In this episode, Heather catches up with good friend of the podcast Ashley who has had some AMAZING changes and experiences in her life since the last time they sat down and recorded. Take a listen and hear how change IS a GREAT thing!Reminder: this podcast shares the opinions of the host and guest and is not associated with any particular corporation.

Just wanted to take a moment to express and offer some suggestions - especially to the men out there. The women in your life are probably not ok and they need your help.Places to get started supporting and advocating for women's health rights:AbortionFunds.orgPlannedParenthood.orgKeeping Independent ClinicsBans Off

In this episode, Heather catches up with her long-time friend, Jill, a partner in a law firm. Perhaps a bit outside of STEM, but they grew up together. They were in several STEM classes together - although they met in an Industrial Technology or Shop class via a minor mishap. Listen to Jill talk about her journey to where she is now as an attorney and the lessons she has learned along the way. She also shares about her husband, a teacher, and a couple of active boys who keep...

In this segment, Heather shares the mini bio of Katia Krafft who was a brave daredevil of a volcanologist. Hear how she pioneered the study of volcanoes alongside her husband Maurice.Thoughts and prayers go out to all of those impacted by the recent volcanic eruption near Tonga and the subsequent tsunamis.Sources:"Women in Science: 50 Fearless Pioneers Who Changed the World" by Rachel IsnotofskyWikipedia: Katia Krafft