Just two gal pals talking about life. In this podcast we will explore not only what it's like to be a shark scientist, but also dive into other aspects of our identity. Being a scientist is a big part of our lives, but it isn't the only part of our lives or the most important. We are more than robots that churn out data. Scientists are people too. Sit down with us as we discuss what brings us joy, what frustrates us, what makes us sad and what makes our lives worth living. Follow Jasmin Graham (@Elasmo_Gal) & Triana Arguedas (@elasmotri) on Twitter. Donate at paypal.me/MTJAS to support us.
Join Jasmin and Tri in the first episode of the newest season of #MTJAS! They sure missed you guys and can't wait to share all of the fun, upcoming projects for the year along with a short reminisce of 2021. The good, the bad, and the ugly are discussed in this first episode so cozy up and join the conversation. There are lots of giggles and good times in this episode! If you are feeling generous please make sure to donate to the Paypal and follow Jazz and Tri on twitter!
Tri gets intimate about a recent life development and wants to share her thoughts about failure. Joins her in this short, bite sized episode where she discusses the ups and downs of failing.
This episode is a follow-up to see what it was like for last week's guest, Daniel to swim with sharks. You'll also learn about Jasmin's trip to Atlanta to visit him.
This episode is part one of a two part series where Jasmin takes her BFF swimming with sharks at the Georgia Aquarium. He is naturally skeptical of ALL animals, the outdoors, the ocean and any situation where he isn't in direct control of his environment, but friends don't let friends live in their comfort zones! Tune is as Daniel (affectionately known as DD by Jasmin) and Jasmin discuss some of his hopes for the experience, fears and why the heck he agreed to do this. We will follow-up next week to see if he had the time of his life or if over a decade of friendship will be thrown down the drain because Jasmin convinced him to get into a shark tank. Hahahahahaha! Either way, it's bound to be a wild ride!
In this episode we talk about our mothers and how they taught us valuable lessons at a young age, a lot of them we still think about today! If you're feeling generous donate to the podcasts paypal and find us on twitter!
Tri (@elasmotri) and Jasmin (@Elasmo_Gal) take questions from friends, Twitter followers and the internet. Also Tri drops a BIG question of her own for Jasmin. Feeling generous? paypal.me/MTJAS
Welcome to the third episode of the Friendship Corner! This week, Tri talks to her best friend, Hayden. Hayden works in advertising and marketing in NYC, but also volunteers at a non-profit helping build a network of science communication across the globe. Using his expertise he wants to share science to the world. Tune in to hear about scicomm, crackers, snacks, Old Navy and the science of marketing. Check it out!t
This week Tri talks to Ariana about her research, hobbies and lessons she's learned in her PhD journey. Staying balanced is something Jazz and Tri talk about a bunch, and Ariana definitely talks about shifting your mindset and listening to your body when you are burnt out or needing a mental reset. Tune in for this bite sized episode!
Surprise! Tri took the opportunity to have a solo show where friends in and out of science talk about their research and what they do for fun! This week, Dr. Rick Crouse joins the show to talk about Yale, community gardens, mouse brains, chickens, tabletop games and his academic experience. If Rick's journey resonated with you and you have Q's, shoot him an email (richard.crouse@yale.edu). Hope y'all enjoy this surprise episode!
On this episode Jazz and Tri talk about their allyships, advocating for different communities and how you can be a better ally. Remember, being an ally takes work and constant learning. It can get uncomfortable, but growth can be uncomfy sometimes and that's how we know we are better versions of ourselves. From academia to personal relationships, they discuss when people have advocated for them and how those experiences went. Here is a link to a GREAT SNL skit talking about what allyship is (and is not) to the Black Community. Don't forget to follow Jazz and Tri on twitter to send in those questions for our special tenth episode at the end of the month!
It's not very often that you get to talk to scientists talk about their religion. Join Jazz and Tri as they talk about the warm fuzzy feeling their relationships with a higher power gives them and how it doesn't really interfere with their ability to be scientists. Join them for this cozy episode! Follow Jazz and Tri on Twitter, and donate if you feel so inclined to the shows Paypal. Thank you!!
On this week's episode Jazz (@Elasmo_Gal) and Tri (@elasmotri) discuss their research. With 10 minutes of bonus Jasmin-on-a-soapbox content towards the end. In this episode Jasmin references the sketch Lil Hitler from Robot Chicken. As always feel free to follow us on Twitter and tweet us your questions or suggestions for topics to discuss. If you're feeling generous, hit up our PayPal.
This week's episode revolves around relationships, romantic, platonic, familial, etc. Join Jazz and Tri as they dive into relationships they have with loved ones, life long friends, and possibly romantic partners. In celebration of Valentine's Day, they talked about all the different kinds of love! Interested in donating? Here's our Paypal. Want to follow us on twitter? Follow Jazz and Tri!
This week Jazz and Tri talk about their grad school experience and share some helpful tips and lessons learned.
This week Jasmin and Tri chat about shows, movies, and some books they like! This was a topic suggested by some of our pals over in the Twittersphere. From sci-fi to fantasy to drama, silly plot lines and cancelled shows, tune in to hear about what is currently in the streaming queue. There are potential spoilers of some older shows, but we tried to avoid spoiling anything current.*This episode contains some adult language and topics so parents be aware* If you would like to support More than Just a Scientist, head over to the paypal! Let us know how you're liking the show on Twitter!
In this episode, Jasmin (@Elasmo_Gal) and Tri (@elasmotri) discuss the founding of MISS (@miss_elasmo) and the impact it has made, the importance of diversity in marine science and the need for strong allies in science. You'll learn everything you need to know about MISS and its mission as well as what to expect from MISS in 2021. To learn more about MISS, visit misselasmo.org.
This week Jazz (@Elasmo_Gal) and Tri (@elasmotri) talk about their hobbies outside of STEM, ranging from musical theater to sports to clubs, it almost seems like they've done it all! Balance is always an important topic to touch on especially when you feel pressure to abide by other peoples standards of productivity. Publish or perish? They don't think so, tune in to find out what your favorite duo does for fun when they aren't studying sharks! If you enjoyed the episode make sure to check out the Paypal, follow us on twiter, or share the podcast with your friends!
Tri (@elasmotri) and Jazz (@Elasmo_Gal) recap the emotional rollercoaster that was 2020 and discuss recent events. We referenced Michael Che's stand-up on Black Lives Matter on this episode and we definitely recommend checking that out! We also reference a quote that pretty much sums up 2020: "We are not all in the same boat. We are all in the same storm. Some of us are on super-yachts. Some have just the one oar." -Damian Barr. You can read Barr's full poem here. If you enjoyed the episode please support us by donating, following us on Twitter or sharing our podcast with your friends!
Jasmin Graham and Triana Arguedas are launching a brand new podcast called More than Just a Scientist. In this teaser you'll learn more about Jazz and Tri, how they met and what to expect on this new podcast. Follow Jasmin (@Elasmo_Gal) and Triana (@elasmotri) on Twitter. To support our podcast, you can donate here.