Podcasts about cat bobino

Description: In this episode of In The Know with CaT Bobino, we celebrate an incredible milestone: the promotion of Astronaut Dr. Yvonne Cagle to General! Joined by special guest Renee, we discuss Dr. Cagle's groundbreaking achievements, the significance of this honor, and her inspiring legacy in STEM. Tune in to explore the story behind this monumental moment!Support the show

Dr. Bryan Gaensler is an Astrophysicist from Australia, who has done work with the University of Sydney, Harvard, and the Smithsonian, and is currently the Dean of the Division of Physical and Biological Sciences at the University of Santa Cruz.  Support the show

Join us on Wednesday as CaT Bobino and Hey Dr. Tay (Lataisia Jones) speak with Dr. Kory Burns and Marlon Napier on being Black Fathers in STEM.  Dr. Burns is an assistant professor in materials science and engineering at the University of Virginia, visiting assistant professor at Oak Ridge National Laboratory, committee member at Sandia national laboratories, and practitioner in the astrophysics division at NASA.Marlon Napier is an engineer working as an Investor and Consultant with Project and Process Management.Support the show

Join CaT Bobino and Dr. Tay as we speak with Dr. Lucy Lomas, OB/GYN as we discuss Black Maternal Health.  Pregnancy, postpartum, and more are important when it comes to a healthy mother and child.  However, Black maternal health has not been discussed as much as it should, and how we as a community should work together.  Join Dr. Tay and CaT Bobino as we speak with Dr. Lucy Lomas on the importance of Black maternal health.Support the show

Hamid Haqq is a specialist that works with surgeons that deal with the spine.  Check out this throwback interview.  Support the show

Anna Rothschild is a science presenter, video producer, and journalist.  She is currently the producer at ABC's FiveThirtyEight and host of the podcast FiveThirtyEight.  Previously, she was the host of Science Magic Show Hooray for Amazon Prime and the creator, host, and animator of Gross Science for NOVA and PBS.On this throwback episode, we talked with Anna when she was still the host of Gross Science.  Support the show

On today's special episode of In The Know with CaT Bobino, I partnered with Dr. Lataisia Jones (Hey Dr. Tay) with guest Aisha Lawrey to discuss motherhood and STEM.  Aisha is the mother of 16 year old twins, I am the mother of a toddler, and Dr. Tay is excitedly ready to join the ranks of motherhood.  Together, we discuss what it's like to work in STEM through the different stages of motherhood.  Support the show

Raneem Shahin is a technologist that worked on the new space suites that NASA will use in future missions.  She comes from HR and entrepreneurship to working with Axiom on the future of space travel. Support the show

MarchLa'rina is a teacher and STEM educator.This is a throwback of my television show.  To see the video, please visit my YouTube channel.  Support the show

Winston Scott is a former astronaut that was one of the first people to do a space walk.  He also was a top gun pilot for the Navy and a musician.  That is just a few of the things he has done and continues to do.  Make sure you listen and find out more of Winston's amazing life!Support the show

Mary Sam is a chemist turned coder!  With 10 years of environmental chemistry under her belt, she is learning how to code and hopefully combine the two loves together.  ALSO, Mary is a child of refugees from Cambodia, that used education to get out of the neighborhood she grew up in and on to a better life.  She is the true definition of someone making a goal, and going after it!* This is a throw back from a previous showSupport the show

Dr. Ann C. Kimble-Hill is a research professor of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology at Indiana University School of MedicineSupport the show

In today's episode, Samihah talks about being Muslim in tech, and being in high school with 9/11 happened.  The backlash and subsequent decisions made after that day and how she wanted to be perceived.  Her pathway into tech is completely obscure, and you will never guess what her favorite past time is outside of work!*This is a throw back episode of my show. Support the show

Dr. Cimona Hinton has her PhD in Biomedical Sciences (Biochemistry) and is a professor at Clark Atlanta University.  Join in the conversation as I speak with Dr. Hinton about her journey into research and medicine.Support the show

Nia is a chemist that specializes in the chemistry of make-up.  She has some ups and downs, but looking good isn't one of them!*This program was previously recorded.Support the show

Dr. Kast is a Professor of Molecular Microbiology & Immunology, Obstetrics & Gynecology, Urology, and Otolaryngology-Head & Neck SurgeryWalter A. Richter Cancer Research ChairDirector Medical Biology Graduate ProgramSupport the show

Dr. Varma has his PhD in Electrical Engineering, and now works in physics with optics and lasers!  Also, he loves music, which is why I asked him to start the show off with a little melody!  Make sure you check out the video and let his smooth singing take you to another world!This is a throwback to my old tv show.  ENJOYSupport the show

Dr. Delk is an Associate Professor in the Department of Biological Sciences at the University of Texas as Dallas and the Assistant VP for Research Development.She also is a genius with her hair and skin regimen!  You have to see her glow!Support the show

Dr. Robin Walker-Vassel and I went to college together in Connecticut, but I couldn't stand the snow so I left.  Because she is from Brooklyn, NY, she was able to stay and receive her PhD in Molecular Plant Biology.  Outside of the work that she has done, she is a wife, mother, and traveler!  Check out her story above!This is a throw back from my local tv show.  EnjoySupport the show

Jordan Forman is a recent graduate with a  B.S. in Astronomy & Astrophysics at Florida Institute of Technology.    She was recently in Germany working on an internship looking at black holes.  Support the show

Throw back to Mariah Matthews, who at the time was a project manager for Genetech.Please enjoy this audio from a previous television show.Support the show

Tracy Hill is the founder of Fur, Scales, and Tails - an interactive kid's show that showcases animals of all kinds.Support the show

Dr. Chanelle Adams-Griffin went to undergraduate with me at Stillman College - majoring in Biology.  She took that degree and proceeded to get her Masters from the University of Connecticut in Microbiology and her PhD in food science from the University of Massachusetts Amherst.  Check out her story from California to an HBCU in Alabama, to a PWI on the East Coast!!Support the show

Regina Wong was a pre-med major that decided to change into software engineering.  And from the East Coast to the West Coast, Regina is creating a space for her to engage in STEM!Support the show

Kevin is known in the Bay Area as the Social Engineer.  He spends most of his time working on social issues that impact African Americans - wellness, diversity in technology, politics, and creating a pipeline into tech for students.  Watch the episode above and learn more about Kevin L. Nichols!!Support the show

Robert Joseph, Ph.D.: Data Scientist, Computer Scientist, Educator, Entrepreneur, GEM Fellow alumni, and Father. He is the Co-Founder of Team MindShift, a former Director and Senior Data Scientist at Stanley Black & Decker working in Industry 4.0, and 15+ years as a University Professor teaching over 4,600 students. Robert's experience spans recruitment, healthcare analytics, telecommunication, supply chain, manufacturing, and software development. With a B.S. and M.S. from MIT in Electrical Engineering and an M.S. and Ph.D. from Carnegie Mellon University in Computer Science, he has deep technical roots. He has built 100s of mobile, web, and desktop apps. He has a patent for an internet DJ system. However, his proudest accomplishment is being the father of 2 teenage boysSupport the show

*This is a throw back episodeGloria Veal is the Chief Communications Officer for INC Tutoring as well as an Operations Analyst for Microsoft.  She has also a dancer, criminologist, mechanic, Air Force Vet, technologist..... the list goes on and on.  Her motto:  If there is something in your life that you want to do, do it!  You don't have to do it all at once, you can do it throughout your lifetime.  Gloria's story is amazing!Support the show

This was previously recorded.Fon Powell is the epitome of STEM.  She is working on her PhD in Computational Neuroscience, while also being the founder of S.A.L.T.  With a background in science, computers, tech, and business, this young woman is someone to keep an eye on!Support the show

Dr. Darin Gray is the Director of the USC Viterbi K-12 STEM Center and CS@SC Coding Camps. He holds a Bachelor's degree in Biomedical and Electrical Engineering from USC Viterbi School of Engineering, a Bachelor's degree in Mathematics from USC Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences,  a Master's degree in teaching with an emphasis in mathematics from USC Rossier School of Education, a Master's degree in Cybersecurity from Cal State San Marcos and a Doctorate in Education Technology from Boise State University. He also holds teaching credentials in math and science. He teaches an introduction to engineering course and a cybersecurity seminar at USC. Darin is also an IT and cybersecurity engineer for California State Guard (CSG).Support the show

Kate is a field Scientist that works in environmental science.  After deciding to go back to college in her late 20s, Kate discovered her love of a challenge.  She took her degree and is now making sure developers are respecting and utilizing the environment correctly.Support the show

Jeanette Quinlan started her journey with the hopes of becoming an astronaut.  She went into Mechanical Engineering and began her work on satellites 17 years ago.  Learn more about her journey, what is going to happen to the International Space Station, and how satellites have changed over the years.  Support the show

Seema is software engineer that started her own business, Square Circle.  With Square Circle, Seema is creating a platform for women in tech to allow them visibility in media, in magazines, as keynote speakers and more.  Her goal, to not be needed and to get out of business.Support the show

Dr. Jhilya Mayas is a senior research scientist that studies within the biomedical field.  Dr. Mayas works with public health and policy, as well partners with the community, state, and federal communities.  She also has an interesting hobby!  Make sure you watch to see what she loves to do outside of the science field.*This is a previously recorded programSupport the show

Lexi Butler works as a Program Manager at Air BNB.  But, she wasn't always into Tech.  In fact, she went to college to learn communications and Spanish with hopes of going into the world of fashion PR.  But, after an internship in fashion, and realizing she can do a job she actually never heard of, Lexi landed in San Francisco working for what she calls 'one of the best companies to work for!"*This episode was previously recorded.  Lexi Butler has changed jobs at this time.Support the show

Sharon McDougle is the 'Hidden Figure' behind NASA's Spacesuit Team.  As the first African American in the position, and the first woman to hold the chief crew position, Sharon was there to suit Dr. Mae Jemison for her inaugural fight - 30 years ago!  Learn more about Sharon McDougle's amazing career - starting off with tragedy and ending with triumph!Support the show

What does the movie Hidden Figures and Dr. Rudy Horne have in common?This Episode Featuring our Guest: Dr. Rudy Horne, mathematician and professor at Morehouse College was also a math consultant for the movie Hidden Figures.  He sat down with the stars and made sure the math in the film was accurate.  But, that's not all he does!  Come be "In The Know" with Cat Bobino!  Always fresh and on top of the industry leaders fuel by STEM.  Subscribe now to be "In The Know" of how STEM from around the nation!*Unfortunately, Dr. Horne passed away in December of 2017.Support the show

Dr. Sharon Kennedy is the Director of Manufacturing for Colgate/Palmolive.  However, throughout her career at Colgate/Palmolive, she has worked and lived in multiple countries, including Brazil and Mexico.  She has also worked on products other than oral.  Did you know that Colgate/Palmolive has products in oral, hair care, skin care, household cleaning, AND dog food?!Learn more about Dr. Kennedy and all the work she has done for over 20 years.  Listen, Like, and Share!Support the show

This is a throw back episode.  Enjoy~Adam Berlew is the VP of International Marketing at Brocade, a technology based company located in San Jose.  Adam has a background in technology and an MBA is business that has allowed him to focus on a career that he loves AND allows him to travel the world!  Brocade is located in over 40 countries, guess how many Adam has been to!Support the show

Dr. Hubbard is a medical doctor and wellness coach.  He practices medicine with the idea that a good diet and exercise can help alleviate some of our medical issues.  He also works in stem cell activation therapy.  Support the show

Dr. Chris Crawford works at the intersection of Human-centered technology, information science, and computing.  Listen to learn more about this exciting fieldThis show was filmed live and in studio in 2017.  Support the show

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Dream is a computer engineer, but she didn't start off that way!  Dream is here with us to discuss her work in Technology, and how she got to be there.  But, you will never guess what she was doing prior to getting into STEM!  Watch, learn, and share!Support the show

The Black Hypothesis is a podcast that embarks on a mission to increase Black people's interest in STEM by exploring science from a Black perspective, bringing the diaspora's STEM feats to the forefront, and thus spawning a new wave of Black techies, scientists, engineers and medical professionals.Learn how Papermade and Langston Joules met and became friends and hosts of their popular podcast.  Also, what is their history/work in STEM?  Listen and learn more.Support the show

Anita Darden-Gardyne is the president and CEO of Oneva, Inc.  Oneva is a professional concierge care service that works with enterprises and government agencies to connect employees and their families with trusted caregivers and service providers.This is a throwback episode, which was filmed in 2017.  Things may have changed, but Oneva is still a leading concierge service company.  Learn more about how she got started with this, the major companies she works with, and what is next for Oneva, and check out her website at www.oneva.comSupport the show

Dr. Franklin H. DuBose is the founder of BDM Consulting Services, which he started after a working for the government and Georgia Tech University as a Nuclear Physicist.  When attending college, Dr. DuBose knew he was going to study physics and math but was not interested in nuclear physics.  Once he got into the PhD program at North Carolina State University, something remarkable happened to change his mind.  Listen to his story about how he got into Nuclear Physics, and all of the opportunities he has had with that degree.  Also, learn more about his consulting services at www.bdmconsultingservices.comSupport the show

Adamaka Ajaelo is a Data Scientist and founder of Self eSTEM, a nonpofit in Oakland Ca that is dedicated to teaching young girls that they belong in Science, Technology, Engineering, Math, and more. Blast from the past!  Most of the next few podcasts are the audio from the local Television show version of this podcast.  These interviews were done over 5 years ago, so be gentle.Support the show

Did you know that your oral health directly affects your systemic health?  Dr. Kilpatrick-Liverman is the Worldwide Director of Research and Innovation of Oral Care and Global Devices at Colgate Palmolive Co, and has been working there for over 25 years.  Her work in oral care is seen around the world, and she is admired for her passion and expertise.  Listen and learn more about her journey, as well as why Covid and Oral care have something in common.Support the show

Today's guest is Aaron Shepard, an engineer and NASA intern that is VERY interested in traveling to Mars.  He is working hard to get into the astronaut program.Blast from the past!  Most of the next few podcasts are the audio from the local Television show version of this podcast.  These interviews were done over 5 years ago, so be gentle.Support the show

The Beauty Brains podcast is hosted by two cosmetic chemists, Perry Romanowski and Valarie George.  Their podcast focuses on answering beauty product questions and gives you an insider look at the cosmetic industry.  Have you ever wondered about the chemicals in your hair or skin products?  Or what kind of jobs are in the cosmetic industry?  Well join us in as they speak about their experiences and more.  Also, check out their website at The Beauty BrainsSupport the show

Dr. Heiser is an Applied Development Psychologist that works primarily with the aging population.  She is also the founder of The Mentor Project, a nonprofit that finds mentors in STEM for students and schools.  The nonprofit offers free talks and in-person programs (pre-pandemic) for schools.  Check them out and learn more at Home - The Mentor ProjectSupport the show