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
‘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 Noelle Daoire, MEd, managing editor at Shimmer, about effective ADHD communication methods. Drawing from their personal experience, Noelle discusses how ADHD information differs on social media versus clinical channels. They explore why short-form, visual content can be inherently more ADHD-friendly, and share editorial strategies for creating accessible neurodivergent content. Noelle offers valuable insights for science communicators on balancing clinical accuracy with engaging presentation while acknowledging diverse ADHD experiences.
Dear Colleagues: Now is the time to scale up public engagement with science
Visualizing the Lewenstein and Baram-Tsabari framework for organizing science communication trainings
Associate Professor Nathaniel Frissell shares insights on using ham radio to study space weather
Weekend Watch: At Boston College, the McMullen Museum of Art presents “Wonders of Creation: Art, Science, and Innovation in the Islamic World”
New survey explores what people in South Africa expect of publicly visible scientists – why it matters
Aquatic ecologist & Scicomm In Practice Fellow, Fridolin Ubald Dossou-Sognon, shares his experience
Ecosystem building in action: Science Talk 2025 and the dynamic civic science conference landscape
Here are the sights and sounds from the Stand Up for Science rally in Boston on March 7, 2025
In Wai’anae, Hawaii, local community members & scientists co-produce wildfire management decisions
Dr. John Besley shares the actionable insights from the Nature global study on trust in scientists
Aquatic ecologist & Scicomm In Practice Fellow, Fridolin Ubald Dossou-Sognon, shares his experience