It’s our final episode of season one, and we’re going out with a bang! Delving into the dimension of supercars and laundry detergents designed for NASA, Jasmine (she/her) is joined by University of Manchester alumni Ella Podmore MBE (she/her) a

Speaking up, the climate crisis, and being on the crest of a wave

Apr 24th, 2024 44m 27s

Speaking out about the things that matter, matters. This week Jasmine is diving into the deep end with Professor of Climate Science and Energy, Alice Larkin (she/her), and Ishita Somwanshi (she/her) a first year Materials Science and Engineerin

Role models, unlocking creativity, and shedding stereotypes

Apr 17th, 2024 43m 50s

From Star Wars to Avatar... you can find pieces of Dr Zahra Montazeri (she/her) and her work throughout some of your favourite films. Today she explains not only how she employs science to create such magical results, but how important it is to

Burn out, defying expectations, and curing cancer

Apr 9th, 2024 50m 55s

‘If you’re a creative person that can write well, then science is for you!’ Professor Emma CrosbieOn today’s episode, we’re talking about defying expectations and looking out for yourself while you do. From letting go of the things which no lon

Coding IS fun, sustainable fashion, and being the main character

Apr 3rd, 2024 43m 34s

Shouldn’t we all be the main character in our own lives? This week Jasmine talks sustainability and finding support systems with two guests – Fashion Business and Technology Lecturer Charlene Gallery (she/her), and final year Computer Science S

‘Little things’ matter, intersectionality, and changing the world

Mar 27th, 2024 46m 1s

We begin our journey with two guests aligned in their passion of making a positive impact on our planet, Ciara (she/her) and Vanessa (they/them). Ciara bringing her experience as an Aerospace Systems Lecturer, and Vanessa theirs as an Earth and