Wesearch Em Meurer

This week I learned that lasers are super cool and can super cool! I sat down with Hayden Morgan, a grad student at Texas A&M, where he’s studying new propulsion methods for deep space travel. So in this episode, I learned about physics and chemistry, how cool rockets are, and all of the ways that we’re shooting ourselves through space. We also talked lasers, vacuums, what Bill Nye is up to, figuring out the best ways to work, how to make group projects suck less, being excited about what you do even when you don’t think you’re good at it, and so much more!!

For notes on this episode and to see sources, resources, and diagrams that I promised to link you to, go to emmeurer.com/wesearch/episodes/03.

This episode was sponsored by Audible!! You can support this show and get a free audiobook (my favorite way to learn!) by going to audibletrial.com/wesearch.

This was also sponsored by The Winfluencer. The approach is simple: brands are willing to pay for your attention, we're here to help you get your fair share.

Music for this and all episodes was written by Alex Browne. You can find more of his music by going to https://soundcloud.com/user-727938900 or following him on Twitter @alexeddybrownie.

If you’re a researcher and want to share your work or just very excited about learning and want to talk about it, please reach out to me at wesearchpod@gmail.com. You can follow along at @wesearchpod on both Instagram and Twitter, where I share updates and more fun things about the show! For even more behind-the-scenes fun, you can support the show at patreon.com/wesearch.

OMG it’s episode 02 of Wesearch, a podcast where I sit down with researchers to talk about their work and what gets them so excited about learning!!!

So this week on Wesearch, I sat down with Sara Maloney, the director of the Collaboration Employment & Education Synergy program, within the Office of Advancement and Transition Services at the University of Cincinnati. Sara is the kind of person who makes you feel good about yourself through her listening and genuine compliments. We talked about transition services, disability, positive interventions, self-worth, accessibility, being a positive resource, and so much more!

For notes on this episode and to see sources and resources that I promised to link you to, go to emmeurer.com/wesearch/episodes/02.

Music for this and all episodes was written by Alex Browne. You can find more of his music by going to https://soundcloud.com/user-727938900 or following him on Twitter @alexeddybrownie.

If you’re a researcher and want to share your work or just very excited about learning and want to talk about it, please reach out to me at wesearchpod@gmail.com. You can follow along at @wesearchpod on both Instagram and Twitter, where I share updates and more fun things about the show! For even more behind-the-scenes fun, you can support the show at patreon.com/wesearch.

This is the first ever episode of Wesearch, a podcast where I sit down with researchers to talk about their work and what gets them so excited about learning!

This week I sat down with one of my best and oldest friends, Erin Tinney, to talk about her work as a criminology doctoral student and research assistant. We talk about why crime happens, how it impacts society, the school to prison pipeline, bias, capital punishment, and even more. For notes on this episode and to see documents that I promised to link you to, go to emmeurer.com/wesearch/episodes/01.

Music for this and all episodes was written by Alex Browne. You can find more of his music by going to https://soundcloud.com/user-727938900 or following him on Twitter @alexeddybrownie.

If you’re a researcher and want to share your work or just very excited about learning and want to talk about it, please reach out to me at wesearchpod@gmail.com. You can follow along at @wesearchpod on both Instagram and Twitter, where I share updates and more fun things about the show! For even more behind-the-scenes fun, you can support the show at patreon.com/wesearch.

Hiiiii! Here’s a fun lil intro episode to what I’m trying to do with Wesearch. Think of it as my manifesto, project statement, thesis, and promise to try to create good stuff through this project.

I have very few notes for this one because I don’t have much to cite for you, but please subscribe and tell your friends if you think that they’d be interested!

Music for this episode was written by Alex Browne. You can find more of his music by going to https://soundcloud.com/user-727938900 or following him on Twitter @alexeddybrownie.

If you’re a researcher and want to share your work or just very excited about learning and want to talk about it, please reach out to me at wesearchpod@gmail.com. You can follow along at @wesearchpod on both Instagram and Twitter, where I share updates and more fun things about the show! For even more behind-the-scenes fun, you can support the show at patreon.com/wesearch.