Samoan Scientist Podcast

Amy
  • 4.6 (10)
  • SCIENCE
  • UPDATED BIMONTHLY

This is a platform to share my process and journey as a New Zealand born, Samoan women, scientist. As well as chatting to other indigenous scientists about their journey.

  1. 05/26/2024

    PhD Update May 2024

    Samoan Scientist Podcast

    27 min

  2. 11/01/2023

    PhD update - How to cope with the challenges

    Update on my PhD about feeling like I'm not doing enough and how I am addressing it. I hope that some of the podcast connects with you and helps you with your own journey.

    24 min

  3. 09/28/2023

    The highest of highs and the lowest of lows

    September 2023 I had achieved so many things in my PhD that I thought I would NEVER achieve, however I also experienced very upsetting news about my Nana.

    22 min

  4. 07/13/2023

    Michelle Elia-Siloata - A zig-zag journey will lead you to where you need to be

    In this episode, we talk with my good friend Michelle about Uber Eats Diabetes High school relationships Health

    1h 13m

  5. 07/10/2023

    PhD update - March 2022

    Talofa my name is Amy. I am PhD candidate researching the Samoan traditional diet. I have gone back into the archives and pieced together a raw PhD update for the month of March 2022.

    26 min

  6. 07/05/2023

    How to be an effective communicator on social media

    Talofa, my name is Amy. The creator of Samoan Scientist. I started posting online in 2015 and have built a following of over 4K followers across IG, Twitter, Facebook, TikTok, YouTube, Podcasting and LinkedIn. Here I share my tips on how to get started in social media.

    16 min

  7. 07/03/2023

    What did Samoans eat during the 19th and 20th century?

    Talofa, my name is Amy. I am a second-year PhD student researching the Samaon traditional diet. This episode, I share with you common foods that Samoans ate from missionary records 1830s-1920s. In this

    39 min

  8. 06/25/2023

    Responding to your comments - Samoan traditional foods

    Talofa my name is Amy, I am a second-year PhD candidate researching the Samoan traditional diet. There was a lot of talanoa on a recent post and I wanted to address all of your comments.

    30 min
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This is a platform to share my process and journey as a New Zealand born, Samoan women, scientist. As well as chatting to other indigenous scientists about their journey.

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