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Sciographies introduces listeners to scientists at Dalhousie University. Each episode explores events in our guest’s life that left an impression powerful enough to lead them to their career in science. Guests will also talk about their research and provide thought-provoking commentary on topics like climate change, cannabis research, endangered species and more.
In this episode, we talk to Dr. Melanie Zurba, a social scientist and associate professor at Dalhousie University.
Her research in environmental governance explores how to design resource management studies that best support a community partner’s aspirations. Dr. Zurba also taps into her creative side to use art as an engagement tool. Her work bridges the gaps between natural sciences, social sciences, the arts, and equity-deserving knowledge systems.
Dr. Zurba talks to us about doing “research about research,” leveraging the power of art, and what collaboration between researchers and Indigenous partners can look like.
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Discovering the minds behind the people bringing science to society.
Meet Dr. Leanne Stevens! A Dalhousie University teaching fellow and acting associate dean academic. In this episode we chat about the benefits and challenges of open education. Dr. Stevens was one of the first recipients of the Open Educational Resources grant offered at Dalhousie University. This grant allowed Dr. Stevens to achieve her goal of making science accessible by creating a free textbook for a first-year undergraduate psychology and neuroscience course. Through this work, Dr. Stevens continues to collaborate with generations of students to incorporate a wide range of ideas into the ever-evolving textbook. Look forward to discussions about math camp, bearded fist fights, and rodent allergies.
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Something fruity this way comes, weekly conversations with Nicole Keeping and Diana B. Tease
This week Diana and Nicole catch up after a long hiatus, Nicole gets hitched, and Diana gets sick.
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Frank and candid conversations about race and identity, with a special focus on the African Nova Scotian experience.
Welcome to Walking Gottingen. An immersive audio experience.
In order to begin the sound walk, you should be standing at the intersection of Gottingen and Cornwallis on the right-hand side of the street (HINT; near the North End Community Health Centre)
This project was created by Jayde Tynes, Francella Fiallos and Sarah Poko. Thank you to the community members who have shared their voice through this project so that you can have a memorable experience today.
We would also like to acknowledge our funders the Inspirit Foundation and Halifax Community Investment Fund. As well as our partners the North End Community Health Centre, Mayworks Festival and CKDU.
Enjoy your stroll down memory lane!
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We speak with Erin Costelo & Reeny Smith on being a producer, the importance of representation in the industry and behind the sound board
Welcome back to the Women in Music Atlantic chapter podcast – Spring Sessions. Today is our last episode! over the last 4 months, we have talked to six incredible musicians, performers, and music industry professionals and today is no different I’m chatting with Breagh Isabelle and Laura Roy! Breagh is a songwriter, performer and producer living in Nova Scotia and Laura Roy is a songwriter and performer from Canning NS, now living in the UK.
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A Dalhousie Gazette podcast
In the relaunch of our podcast, we bring you an interview with Dal’s latest Rhodes Scholar, Sierra Sparks. Engineering student Sierra talks about her hard work getting the scholarship, leadership that inspires women and changing the world. We’ve also changed our name to “Behind the Story” and we’ll be uploading this to our Youtube channel to include captioning.
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Here From Away features individual stories of people who came (or came back) to Halifax from somewhere else.
Why does it cost over a hundred dollars to get a ticket? In this episode, we have, Mazen Brisha, VP of DSU, explaining how the student union works.
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