Planet SciComm Podcast
1) Find Your Trina
Join us for the second episode of Planet SciComm: A Utah Science Communicators Podcast, where we dive into the science behind science communication.Allie White and Nathan Johnston sit down with Dr. Sa...Show More
2) Planet SciComm: A Utah Science Communicator's Podcast - Meet the New Hosts!
Welcome to a brand new chapter of Planet SciComm! In this kickoff episode, we're thrilled to introduce ourselves as the new hosts - students from Utah Science Communicators (USCo). We are a passionate...Show More
Planet SciComm: A Utah Science Communicator's Podcast - Meet the New Hosts!
38:05 | Nov 13th, 2025
3) Dr. Angela Rasmussen
Jason, Patrick, and Sara chat with Dr. Angela Rasmussen about her experience with the media during the COVID-19 pandemic.
4) Science & Art: Buckets of Failures
Jason, Patrick, and Sara chat with Dr. Bryan Welm of the Huntsman Cancer Institute at the University of Utah. Dr. Welm is faculty in the Department of Surgery at the University of Utah. He studies bre...Show More
5) Not Your Dad's Podcast... Or Is It?
Patrick, Jason, and Sara chat with Bella McDermott about the intersection between industrial design and science communication.
6) And We're Back!
After a brief hiatus, Jason, Patrick, and Sara catch up!
7) You Gotta Be Able to Talk with Other People (Scientists)
This week we welcome Dr. Bruce Kirchoff (University of North Carolina at Greensboro) to talk about his recent book, Presenting Science Concisely.Presenting Science ConciselyDr. Kirchoff's YouTube Chan...Show More
8) Love at First Draft
Happy 2023! Jason and Sara kick off the new year with guest, Michelle Nijhuis, author and science journalist who is currently Acting Editor of High Country News. In today's episode, we discuss Michell...Show More
9) Loquacious Holiday Squirrels
Happy holidays from the Planet SciComm team! In this episode, we check out some satirical research articles from the British Medical Journal and recap our year(ish) of episodes.We also discuss:ChatGPT...Show More
10) Episode 10: We're All Wearing Bowties
This month, we ask Dr. Stephen Heard, a Professor in the Department of Biology at the University of New Brunswick, about his book, The Scientist's Guide to Writing, his blog, Scientist Sees Squirrel, ...Show More