Summer Shorts 6: Sounding Fantastical

    with Keelan Powell

    Episode Fast Facts

    Time: 14 min

    “Have fun communicating science – always, always have fun with it.”

    – Keelan Powell

    Special Guest: Keelan Powell

    The Collective: Felice Ng, Emma Gill

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    Keelan Powell

    Episode Credits

    • Host: Felice Ng
    • Guest: Keelan Powell
    • Producer: Felice Ng
    • Editor: Emma Gill
    • Shownotes: Felice Ng
    • Sponsored by UWA Grand Challenges Make A Difference Impact Grant
    • Audiogram by Headliner.app

    In this episode, The SciComm Collective’s Felice is joined by Keelan Powell, a graduate of UWA’s Master of Science Communication program. Keelan shares how he was inspired to combine his love for creative writing and background in physics to create a podcast for the Science Presentations unit during his degree. Keelan shares his podcast episode from the fictional “Sounds Fantastical” series, featuring the unreal Ice Cube Neutrino Observatory.

    Episode Links

    ‘How to Write Folklore’ by Keelan Powell

    Keelan Powell’s YouTube

    Ice Cube Neutrino Observatory

    UWA Science Communication

    The Collective on this episode:
    Felice Ng

    Felice Ng

    Host, Producer, Shownotes writer
    Emma Gill

    Emma Gill

    Editor
    Felice Ng

    Felice Ng

    Producer, Interviewer, Researcher
    Ximena Shaw Williams

    Ximena Shaw Williams

    Editor, Audio Engineering & Social Media
    Emma Gill

    Emma Gill

    Producer, Interviewer, Researcher, Show Notes, Season 1 Director
    Guanyu Zhai

    Guanyu Zhai

    Audio Engineer, Editor, Music Producer

    What’s your favourite fantastical science story? Share it in the comments below! 

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