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    Summer Shorts Episode 1: The Art of Podcasting
    "Podcasting is in a different lane to other forms of science communication." - Rose Kerr
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    Let's Celebrate: Season One Recap
    We did it! With our first season over and out, what’s next for The SciComm Collective?
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    Am I The Monster? I Don't Think I'm The Monster.
    What do you do if you're interested in science and you're not an old white guy? Why, you build a monster, of course!
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    Episode 7: SciComm Careers with Dr Ann Grand
    "We're all part of this science community and we all have something to contribute to the mix." - Ann Grand
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    Episode 6: Finding Nessie - Communicating Genetics with Professor Neil Gemmell
    "I thought, gee, this might be the most important thing I ever do in my career." - Professor Neil Gemmell
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    Episode 5: SciComm Careers with Eugenie Au
    "We are here behind the scenes to help the science be more accessible, to remind the scientists to listen to the audience." - Eugenie Au
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    I Thought I Knew Science. Science Communication Changed That.
    When inspiring science curiosity, does it matter if people think differently to us? Kate Holmes reflects how social constructivism and science communication burnt her "science-is-everything" worldview...
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    Episode 4: Student Roundtable - The Deficit Model
    "The deficit model assumes that your non-scientific audiences are empty vessels suffering from a deficit of scientific knowledge." - Kelly Hopkinson
    Episode 3 Citizen Science
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    Episode 3: Seadragon Search with Chrissy Tustison
    “Seadragons are a great entry point for people to learn more about marine biology and conservation.” - Chrissy Tustison
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    Episode 2: SciComm Careers with Dr Heather Bray
    "Find that thing that lights you up. Find your community." - Heather Bray
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