CivicSciTV Radio
CivicSciTV Radio features audio programs with in-depth interviews of diverse experts who share actionable insights from their work on topical issues related to civic science from various angles. The audio format provides guests an additional way to share new insights, creating a synergistic effect with other programs on the broader CivicSciTV Network on video and digital print.
Programs
CivicSciTV Radio is now available on YouTube.
‘Consider This Next’ with Kacie Luaders (New Episodes every month)
New programs under construction!
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CivicSciTV-Radio is part of Civic Science Media Lab which is an investigative newsroom that covers the civic nature of science to make it more accessible, informative, and actionable for scientists, practitioners and local community leaders. We conduct investigative civic science journalism to interrogate and unravel ongoing progress, & shed light on important issues across the field. Our journalistic endeavor allows us to pose probing questions to various stakeholders to elicit actionable insights on TV, digital print and radio.
In this episode, host Kacie speaks with Alex Ip, founder and editor of The Xylom, about creating the only Asian American-run science news outlet in the United States. Alex shares how his background as a Hong Kong native studying in Atlanta led him to identify gaps in science communication for diverse audiences.
The Xylom focuses on ”science and society stories” exploring environmental justice, the intersection of the American South and global South, and giving voice to underrepresented perspectives in science. Alex discusses their commitment to multilingual reporting and building collaborative networks during challenging times for journalism and democracy.
How Jennifer Frazer got a Sloan grant to write “The Slime Mold’s Guide to World Domination”
Some of the key takeaways from the 2024 Communicating Discovery Science Symposium in South Africa
Ethics, the Public, & Early-Career Researchers. Emily Costa shares the goals of the SEEDS project
Dear Colleagues: We are conducting a photovoice study to explore what it means to be a Black scientist doing science communication in the U.S.
Dear Colleagues: We are conducting a photovoice study to explore what it means to be a Black scientist doing science communication in the U.S.
Ethics, the Public, & Early-Career Researchers. Emily Costa shares the goals of the SEEDS project
Some of the key takeaways from the 2024 Communicating Discovery Science Symposium in South Africa
How Jennifer Frazer got a Sloan grant to write “The Slime Mold’s Guide to World Domination”
How Jennifer Frazer got a Sloan grant to write “The Slime Mold’s Guide to World Domination”
Ethics, the Public, & Early-Career Researchers. Emily Costa shares the goals of the SEEDS project
Dr. Rose Basom from the Science Museum of Virginia outlines their public engagement work
In Wai’anae, Hawaii, local community members & scientists co-produce wildfire management decisions
