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In this episode, Scott Becker interviews Dr. Crystal Dilworth, Business Team Lead for Terraform Industries, and Dr. Dolf de Roos, a global business professional and real estate expert. They discuss their innovative work in creating fossil-free natural gas, the intersection of technology and real estate, and share valuable insights for aspiring leaders.

In this episode, Scott Becker interviews Dr. Crystal Dilworth, Business Team Lead for Terraform Industries, and Dr. Dolf de Roos, a global business professional and real estate expert. They discuss their innovative work in creating fossil-free natural gas, the intersection of technology and real estate, and share valuable insights for aspiring leaders.

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Hi! I've been in the hospital with pneumonia! But enjoy this banger of an encore about: Serotonin! Dopamine! Norepinephrine! Neurotransmitters: what's their deal? Dr. Crystal Dilworth, aka Dr. Brain, stops by to have a spirited discussion about how chemical messengers change our moods and behaviors. We chat about depression, anxiety, what chemicals drive us to get off the couch, how antidepressants work, ADHD, addiction, the microbiome, new habits, quitting smoking, starting meditation, Oreos vs. cocaine, SSRIs vs. SNRIs, what it's like to hold a human brain in your hands and if she would donate hers to science. Also: what's up with "lizard brains?"Visit Dr. Dilworth's websiteFollow Dr. Dilworth on Instagram & TwitterA donation went to The Geena Davis Institute: seejane.orgMore episode sources and linksSmologies (short, classroom-safe) episodesOther episodes you may enjoy: Attention-Deficit Neuropsychology (ADHD) Part 1 with Dr. Russell Barkley, Attention-Deficit Neuropsychology (ADHD) Part 2, LIFE ADVICE: For anyone who needs some hacks, Dolorology (PAIN), Eudemonology (HAPPINESS), Chronobiology (CIRCADIAN RHYTHMS) Encore + 2023 Updates, FIELD TRIP: An Airport Full of Neuroscientists, Oneirology (DREAMS), Thanatology - NEW Interview (DEATH, GRIEF & MOURNING), Neuropathology (CONCUSSIONS), Molecular Biology (PROTEINS + SCIENCE COMMUNICATION), Awesomeology (GRATITUDE FOR LITTLE THINGS), Oikology (DECLUTTERING), Philematology (KISSING), Traumatology (PTSD), Victimology (CRIME VICTIMS), Personality Psychology (PERSONALITIES), Somnology (SLEEP),  Fearology (FEAR) Pt. 1, Fearology (FEAR) Pt. 2, Sports & Performance Psychology (ANXIETY & CONFIDENCE)Sponsors of OlogiesTranscripts and bleeped episodesBecome a patron of Ologies for as little as a buck a monthOlogiesMerch.com has hats, shirts, masks, totes!Follow @Ologies on Twitter and InstagramFollow @AlieWard on Twitter and InstagramEditing by Mercedes Maitland of Maitland Audio Productions, Jarrett Sleeper of MindJam Media, and Steven Ray Morris Transcripts by Emily White of The WordaryWebsite by Kelly R. DwyerTheme song by Nick Thorburn

Stop Worrying and Start Doing! This is what Dr. Crystal Dilworth suggests you do if you want to become successful.Speaker:Dr. Crystal DilworthMusic:Borrtex Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Crystal Dilworth spends her life living in two worlds you don't typically see come together, science and dance. To her credit, she's doing both at a high level. She received her Ph.D. in Chemistry from Caltech where she studied the molecular basis of nicotine dependence and has been the host of TV's VOA-Tek on Voice of America, and CBS's “Dr. Brain.” Before all that, she was a professional modern dancer trained at the Ailey School in New York City.  We talk about the intersection and balance between these two passions, the interest of understanding why people act the way they do, and a scientist's opinion on all of the conflicting information we are seeing shared everywhere. In This Conversation We Cover:  [02:33] Growing up with high expectations [07:29] The drive to dance [10:23] Understanding why people do what they do [14:53] Balancing dance and science [18:36] Studying nicotine dependence [33:47] Parsing conflicting information when it's backed by science [39:31] Life in Jakarta [42:37] The creative consulting firm that believes it can do anything [46:04] Rapid-fire questions Resources: http://www.crystaldilworth.com/ (crystaldilworth.com) Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/polycrystalhd/ (@polycrystalhd) http://www.notsimple.io/ (notsimple.io) Text "Dream Life" to 310- 388-9724 to get our FREE dream life course Mastermind: https://workhardplayhardpodcast.com/mastermind/ (workhardplayhardpodcast.com/mastermind) Connect with Rob on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/robmurgatroyd/ (@robmurgatroyd) Connect with Kim on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kimmurgatroyd/ (@kimmurgatroyd) To learn more, and for the complete show notes, visit: https://workhardplayhardpodcast.com/ (workhardplayhardpodcast.com) Work Hard Play Hard is a production of http://crate.media (Crate Media)

Crystal Dilworth spends her life living in two worlds you don't typically see come together, science and dance. To her credit, she's doing both at a high level. She received her Ph.D. in Chemistry from Caltech where she studied the molecular basis of nicotine dependence and has been the host of TV's VOA-Tek on Voice of America, and CBS's “Dr. Brain.” Before all that, she was a professional modern dancer trained at the Ailey School in New York City.  We talk about the intersection and balance between these two passions, the interest of understanding why people act the way they do, and a scientist's opinion on all of the conflicting information we are seeing shared everywhere. In This Conversation We Cover:  [02:33] Growing up with high expectations [07:29] The drive to dance [10:23] Understanding why people do what they do [14:53] Balancing dance and science [18:36] Studying nicotine dependence [33:47] Parsing conflicting information when it's backed by science [39:31] Life in Jakarta [42:37] The creative consulting firm that believes it can do anything [46:04] Rapid-fire questions Resources: crystaldilworth.com Instagram: @polycrystalhd notsimple.io Text "Dream Life" to 310- 388-9724 to get our FREE dream life course Mastermind: workhardplayhardpodcast.com/mastermind Connect with Rob on Instagram: @robmurgatroyd Connect with Kim on Instagram: @kimmurgatroyd To learn more, and for the complete show notes, visit: workhardplayhardpodcast.com Work Hard Play Hard is a production of Crate Media

Read the full transcript here. Why do people get addicted to cigarettes? Should people use nicotine as a stimulant (without smoking it, of course)? What percent of people have a hard time quitting smoking once they start? What genetic factors predispose a person to nicotine addiction? How addictive is alcohol relative to nicotine? Is vaping less addictive and/or less negatively impactful on cardiovascular health than smoking? How can we train scientists to be better leaders? How valuable are graduate students to their advisors, mentors, and departments in various fields? How can researchers tell better stories about the data they've collected? Why are there fewer girls and women in science? Why can educators do to encourage more girls and women to work in scientific fields? Will increasing diversity in science improve science?Dr. Crystal Dilworth is a neuroscientist, dancer/choreographer, and television host on a mission to help others better understand themselves and their world. Saturday Mornings you can find her on CBS as Mission Unstoppable's "Dr. Brain" or weekly on Voice of America as the host of VOA-Tek. Behind the camera, the Caltech-trained neuroscientist coaches both public and private organizations in how to foster meaningful communication and understanding within internal teams and externally to the public, and she loves leveraging her unconventional background in the performing arts to creatively produce large-scale public events championing science and technology. Dr. Dilworth is an AAAS IF/THEN Ambassador for STEM and lives in Jakarta, Indonesia with her husband and two cats. Find her on Instagram at @PolycrystalhD.Further reading:"Many Analysts, One Data Set: Making Transparent How Variations in Analytic Choices Affect Results""A 'stress test' for journals: What happened when authors tried to republish a Nature paper more than 600 times?" [Read more]

Read the full transcriptWhy do people get addicted to cigarettes? Should people use nicotine as a stimulant (without smoking it, of course)? What percent of people have a hard time quitting smoking once they start? What genetic factors predispose a person to nicotine addiction? How addictive is alcohol relative to nicotine? Is vaping less addictive and/or less negatively impactful on cardiovascular health than smoking? How can we train scientists to be better leaders? How valuable are graduate students to their advisors, mentors, and departments in various fields? How can researchers tell better stories about the data they've collected? Why are there fewer girls and women in science? Why can educators do to encourage more girls and women to work in scientific fields? Will increasing diversity in science improve science?Dr. Crystal Dilworth is a neuroscientist, dancer/choreographer, and television host on a mission to help others better understand themselves and their world. Saturday Mornings you can find her on CBS as Mission Unstoppable's "Dr. Brain" or weekly on Voice of America as the host of VOA-Tek. Behind the camera, the Caltech-trained neuroscientist coaches both public and private organizations in how to foster meaningful communication and understanding within internal teams and externally to the public, and she loves leveraging her unconventional background in the performing arts to creatively produce large-scale public events championing science and technology. Dr. Dilworth is an AAAS IF/THEN Ambassador for STEM and lives in Jakarta, Indonesia with her husband and two cats. Find her on Instagram at @PolycrystalhD.Further reading:"Many Analysts, One Data Set: Making Transparent How Variations in Analytic Choices Affect Results""A 'stress test' for journals: What happened when authors tried to republish a Nature paper more than 600 times?"

Why do people get addicted to cigarettes? Should people use nicotine as a stimulant (without smoking it, of course)? What percent of people have a hard time quitting smoking once they start? What genetic factors predispose a person to nicotine addiction? How addictive is alcohol relative to nicotine? Is vaping less addictive and/or less negatively impactful on cardiovascular health than smoking? How can we train scientists to be better leaders? How valuable are graduate students to their advisors, mentors, and departments in various fields? How can researchers tell better stories about the data they've collected? Why are there fewer girls and women in science? Why can educators do to encourage more girls and women to work in scientific fields? Will increasing diversity in science improve science itself, or is increasing diversity mainlyDr. Crystal Dilworth is a neuroscientist, dancer/choreographer, and television host on a mission to help others better understand themselves and their world. Saturday Mornings you can find her on CBS as Mission Unstoppable's "Dr. Brain" or weekly on Voice of America as the host of VOA-Tek. Behind the camera, the Caltech-trained neuroscientist coaches both public and private organizations in how to foster meaningful communication and understanding within internal teams and externally to the public, and she loves leveraging her unconventional background in the performing arts to creatively produce large-scale public events championing science and technology. Dr. Dilworth is an AAAS IF/THEN Ambassador for STEM and lives in Jakarta, Indonesia with her husband and two cats. Find her on Instagram at @PolycrystalhD.Further reading:"Many Analysts, One Data Set: Making Transparent How Variations in Analytic Choices Affect Results""A 'stress test' for journals: What happened when authors tried to republish a Nature paper more than 600 times?"

Dr. Crystal Dilworth (also known as Dr. Brain on the popular CBS show Mission Unstoppable) is a neuroscientist, addiction expert, and a vocal advocate for women in STEM. She’s here today to teach us about social media dependency, the chemical messengers in the brain that influence our mood, and the science behind habit building, stress, and getting better sleep. It’s a fun and stimulating conversation sure to leave you feeling smarter and more in tune with what’s really happening in your brain. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Welcome welcome! I have Crystal Dilworth joining me this week and she’s an incredible Neuroscientist, known as Dr. Brain from CBS Unstoppable, to come on the show to discuss addictions: why we have them, what it is that makes behaviors addicting and how to have a conversation about it with your loved ones. We also discuss addictions to social media, phones, the addictive power behind green apple flavoring, the politics involved with the drinking age and so much more, you don’t want to miss! Addiction Resource: https://www.drugabuse.gov

Astrobiologists are looking for life in other planets while including the study of life on Earth. The study is a combination of astronomy, geology, biology, and other branches of science to investigate the possibility of life in other worlds, as they explore how life evolves on the molecular, organism, and ecosystem levels on Earth.Time Stamp:00:17          About Elizabeth01:37          The Start of Her Journey…What is in that package?02:10          The naysayers, stopping temporarily and restarting the journey02:26          NASA Student Program03:52          NASA Program Mission04:23          Surrounding yourself with like-minded people05:12          Importance of the Science Communicator- learning from  Dr. Crystal Dilworth, Molecular Neuroscientist05:56       The World of Astrobiology- A Fascinating Field06:48        Choosing Astrobiology Major – Inspired by a lecture from  Dr. Michael Meyer – Lead Scientist for NASA's Mars Exploration Program09:03        Looking for The Possibility of Life in Mars:09:50        Extremophiles - microorganisms11:15        Noachian Period – Water in Mars11:40        Biosignatures – Microscopic Fossils12:18        Missions: Perseverance Rover and Instruments:12:39        SuperCam: Examine Rocks and Soils 14:09        MEDA Instrument: Mars Environmental Dynamics Analyzer Weather Measurements14:27         SHERLOC– Searches for Biosignatures15:10        Preparing to be a Researcher, an Astrobiologist, and  Contributing to the World of Science17:02          Hunger for Learning – Searching for Answers 18:45         Other Missions: Europa – A Moon with an Ocean Below its Surface19:34         Looking at the Stars and the Discovery of What is Out There20:08         Space Exploration Program and Her Passion for Science21:32         Message to Young Girls22:54         Learning Complimentary Subjects:  Engineering , Code and More24:52         What's Next: Continuing Her Journey27:38         Closing: Listen to Your Inner Voice and Dream Big Stay in Touch:Insta: @Life100PodcastWebsite: Life100Today.comEmail: Life100Podcast@gmail.comYouTube: Life 100 Podcast Stitcher . iHeart. Spotify...and other platforms.

Serotonin! Dopamine! Norepinephrine! Neurotransmitters: what's their deal? Dr. Crystal Dilworth, aka Dr. Brain, stops by to have a spirited discussion about how chemical messengers change our moods and behaviors. We chat about depression, anxiety, what chemicals drive us to get off the couch, how antidepressants work, ADHD, addiction, the microbiome, new habits, quitting smoking, starting meditation, Oreos vs. cocaine, SSRIs vs. SNRIs, what it's like to hold a human brain in your hands and if she would donate hers to science. Also: what's up with "lizard brains?" Dr. Dilworth's website: www.crystaldilworth.com Social media links: www.instagram.com/polycrystalhd & www.twitter.com/polycrystalhd A donation went to: seejane.org Sponsor links: withcove.com/ologies; mytruition.com/ologies; LinkedIn.com/ologies; betterhelp.com/ologies (code: OLOGIES); Stitchfix.com/ologies More links up at alieward.com/ologies/molecularneurobiology Transcripts & bleeped episodes at: alieward.com/ologies-extras Become a patron of Ologies for as little as a buck a month: www.Patreon.com/ologies OlogiesMerch.com has hats, shirts, pins, totes and STIIIICKERS! Follow twitter.com/ologies or instagram.com/ologies Follow twitter.com/AlieWard or instagram.com/AlieWard Sound editing by Jarrett Sleeper of MindJam Media & Steven Ray Morris Theme song by Nick Thorburn Support the show.

Daniel is joined by guest Dr. Crystal Dilworth to discuss the cosmic microwave background. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

=”no”> Skip ahead to: 7:17 – TOP TIP: How To Give An Industry Interview Presentation 12:38 – Show Me the Data 28:08 – Communication And Building Consensus For PhDs w/ Crystal Dilworth, Ph.D. 49:26 – Careers In Sales & Business Development w/ Jack O’Sullivan Ph.D. Are you highlighting your communication skills throughout your job search?…

Some of the brightest minds in the boardroom feel out of their depth when it comes to STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) topics, but few readily admit to it. That’s why unique individuals like our latest podcast guest, Crystal Dilworth, are essential. Dr Crystal Dilworth is a science communicator, presenter and business consultant, recognised worldwide for her work in translating very complex technical jargon that comes with STEM industries into simplified language that just about anyone can understand. Her wildly successful TEDxYouth talk, “The Myth of the Scientist”, TV and movie roles have seen her excel in an industry that has long seemed mysterious and enigmatic. She’s interviewed some of our most famous STEM celebrities, including Elon Musk. Now, she gets to be on the other side of the mic. Through Crystal’s work, she is able to facilitate dialogue, build consensus and create understanding around the science side of business, removing that mystery. Breaking down barriers is her forte, and she has a knack for making science enjoyable all. This ability comes at a time when science and technology are infiltrating all aspects of our lives, and having even a very general understanding of them is imperative to progress. Do you want to know how you can better understand and appreciate science and technology? Listen to this episode. Co-hosts Paul Smith and Anna Byrne also quiz Crystal on things like: The communication problems most often seen in boardrooms How and why these problems occur, and what we can do to diminish them How information can so often be misconstrued The lack of any deliberate structure around how professionals in business communicate with one another, and why this creates new difficulties What are the more imaginative ways we can teach new information in boardrooms? When does communication become exclusive in the boardroom? How your board can enhance communication skills and take them to the next level The benefits of better communication How generational gaps can create communication errors Crystal’s tips and recommendations for anyone struggling to become more literate with STEM concepts Links: Future Directors Website: https://futuredirectors.com/ Paul Smith LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/futurepaulsmith/ Anna Byrne LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/anna-byrne-13901262/ Crystal Dilworth Twitter: https://twitter.com/PolycrystalhD?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor Crystal Dilworth LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/crystal-dilworth-phd-4405659b/

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Dr. Crystal Dilworth is proving that STEM is for anyone willing to dive headlong into the unknown. Her amazing TEDx talk, delivered in skinny jeans and neon green heels, has gained nearly 100K views and destroys the longstanding myth of the frumpy and unhip scientist. Leveraging the discipline she learned from her modern dance background, she brings together the worlds of science and creativity combining the usually sterile world of research with the mass appeal of pop culture. She has been the go-to host/journalist for countless scientific shows including TechKnow, YouTube's Fail Lab, and Discovery Channel's DNews among others. Get to know the doctor, researcher, actress, and choreographer in this episode of Impact Theory with Tom Bilyeu. 1. “I think our expectations create our reality.”[3:55] 2. “There’s a balance between following your bliss and having that bliss be reasonable.” [15:52] 3. “The worst thing in the world is to have an inquisitive mind or to have questions and to not know the right people or have the right resources to get them answered.” [16:30] 4. “Life means to evolve, and if you’re not evolving through small incremental changes that build up over time to create a large change then you’re probably dead, and that shouldn’t really be a goal of anyone.” [29:33] 5.“Every day I get up and I say 'What are my priorities?' and then I move towards that.”[29:47] 6. “Put your head down and do the training and take the pain and eventually it’s going to pay off.” [30:41] 7. “New challenges are old dragons we’ve already slain.” [35:00] SHOW NOTES Crystal shares her thoughts on multiple dimensions and creating your own reality. [3:09] Crystal reveals what happens in your brain when you tell yourself little lies. [6:05] Crystal explains what led her to make the leap from modern dance to neuroscience. [12:06] Tom and Crystal discuss A-type personalities and the importance of embracing encounters. [14:38] Crystal explains why story is the most powerful tool to help shape young minds. [17:10] Crystal talks about why brains are lazy and how they don’t like to be bored or proven wrong. [23:52] Tom and Crystal dive into the mechanisms our brains use to create false narratives. [25:59] Crystal talks about giving yourself what you need in order to be your best self. [29:47] Crystal breaks down the relationship between science and being in love. [31:06] Crystal talks about her self-narrative and how she views accomplishments. [33:05] Crystal expresses what she would like to see happen for women in STEM. [41:31] Crystal shares the impact that she wants to have on the world. [42:52] MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE SCIENCE PROGRAMMING Tech Know - http://bit.ly/1roclIw [2:03] Fail Lab -http://bit.ly/2yHhha6 [2:09] DNews - https://www.youtube.com/user/DNewsChannel [2:11] TERMINOLOGY Suzuki method - http://bit.ly/2lu2GsH [13:38] ORGANIZATIONS Nerd Brigade - http://bit.ly/2iqDlQi [31:37] BONUS The Myth of the Scientist - TEDx talk - http://bit.ly/1rNZKVf FOLLOW CRYSTAL Twitter: http://bit.ly/2gW6JdM Instagram: http://bit.ly/2yyn2Hy

Neuroscientist Crystal Dilworth chats with Gil about getting people interested in science, doing studies on the brain and more!

Scientist, television host, and dancer Dr. Crystal Dilworth chats with Cara about the tribulations and triumphs of graduate school and the crossroads many post-grads face. Follow Crystal: @PolyCrystalhD.

Scientist, television host, and dancer Dr. Crystal Dilworth chats with me about the tribulations and triumphs of graduate school and the crossroads most post-grads face. Follow Crystal: @PolyCrystalhD.

We talk to Dr. Crystal Dilworth, science correspondent with Al Jazeera America, about the many ways she's helped promote science on screen.

Matt and Andy go on location to the campus of Caltech this week to welcome PhD candidates, actors (phdmovie.com) and science communicators (phdcomics.com/tv) Crystal Dilworth (twitter.com/PolycrystalhD) and Alexandra Lockwood (twitter.com/AlexCLockwood) to the show, delving into: Dancers moonlighting as scientists! The myth of tryptophan! Preferential treatment for doctors and lords! Penguins getting knighted in Denmark! The PhD Movie! More 3D printer talk! Staring at the night sky! How to search for exoplanets! Hot Jupiters! Requiem for the Kepler telescope! The military importance of figuring out Earth's spherical harmonics! Shocking people's brains to make them better at math! How a damaged brain repairs itself! Male strippers: Turn-on or source of comedy? Empathetic enjoyment of lesbian porn! One-eyed enervation! Why kids make dumb choices! Babies like eyes that are far apart! Malaria mosquitoes are more attracted to humans! Defending your dissertation!

The AudioPH[i]D Ep. 4 - 5/7/13: In Which Scientists Adapt to Austerity A little while ago, we had asked you, the listeners, to send us stories of how the current funding climate for science has affected your career plans. These are some of your responses (read dramatically, of course). We also talk to Shann Yu, an AudioPh[i]D listener who moved from the US to Switzerland for his postdoc because of the funding climate. In just a few short months, he says his idea of a "dream job" has already changed. This isn't the only piece we have for you this month! Be sure to check out the videos (and a comic!), about the changing funding climate for science at phdcomics.com. Visit our website for Works Cited or to listen (and watch!) on YouTube: www.phdcomics.com/tv Credits: Produced by: Laurence Yeung Written by: Crystal Dilworth and Laurence Yeung Featuring: Jeanine Ash, Crystal Dilworth, Issaku Kohl, Laurence Yeung, and Shann Yu Opening Theme Composed by: Michael Gallant (more info: www.gallantmusic.com) Special thanks to everyone who sent us your stories, Jorge Cham, Meg Rosenburg, and Matt Siegler Additional Credits: Thanks to: Freesound.org (user luffy). This podcast is distributed by PHDtv for Piled Higher and Deeper Publishing.

The AudioPH[i]D Ep. 3 - 2/23/13: In Which a Weight is Lifted This month, we are proud to present a play about the possible theft of one of the world's most precious artifacts: The International Protoype Kilogram, the One True Kilogram against which all other kilograms are measured. What would happen if someone stole the IPK? How would the world go about replacing – or displacing – it? So today, we present a punny romp through the noir: A Gram…to Kil! Visit our website for Works Cited or to listen (and watch!) on YouTube: www.phdcomics.com/tv/#031 Credits: Produced by: Laurence Yeung Written by: Zach Tobin and Laurence Yeung Performances by: Zach Tobin, Crystal Dilworth, Matt Siegler, and Laurence Yeung Special thanks to Jorge Cham, Crystal Dilworth, and Meg Rosenburg Additional Credits: Funded in part by the National Science Foundation. Thanks to FreeSound.org (users alienistcog, harpoyume, rwm28) and Freemusicarchive.org (“LA” by Julian Winter, “Action at a Distance” by Matmos, “Mellocool” by Trans-Atlantic Rage, “Ebony Concerto” by Shmuel, “Art-i-Cell” by Prof. Neutrino, “Indian Summer” by ends not near, and “Now Get Busy” by the Beastie Boys). We also used “Baby Won’t You Please Come Home” performed by Bill Coleman and his Orchestra. This podcast is distributed by PHDtv for Piled Higher and Deeper Publishing.

The AudioPH[i]D Ep. 2 - 12/4/12: In Which an Earthquake Convicts Seismologists of Manslaughter Laurence Yeung, Crystal Dilworth, Zach Tobin, and Evans Boney team up to bring us the most recent (well, sort of) academic news, a closer look at the Italian seismology scandal, and the inside scoop on when we can expect our fusion reactors to come online - it's news at the speed of academic publication! Visit our website for Works Cited or to listen on YouTube: http://www.phdcomics.com/tv Credits: Produced by: Laurence Yeung Written by: Evans Boney, Zach Tobin, and Laurence Yeung Special Thanks to: Jorge Cham, Meg Rosenburg, Arturo Dominguez, Sam Marcus, and Lisl Walsh Opening Theme Composed by: Michael Gallant (more info: www.gallantmusic.com) Theme Performed by: Michael Gallant and Laurence Yeung Additional Credits: Funded in part by the National Science Foundation Thanks to: Freesound.org (in particular, users freqman, erh, pushtobreak, corsica, suonidibologn, herbertboland, gleepglop, j1987, ljudman, and john-scott) and Freemusicarchive.org ("Izdih" by Kobayashii, Breda and Wo0, "DC 3000" by Thievery Corporation, "Andante from Italian Concerto" performed by Catrin Finch, "Really Really" by My Bubba & Mi, "Wizball" by Gustav Taxén, and "Now Get Busy" by The Beastie Boys) This podcast is distributed by PHDtv for Piled Higher and Deeper Publishing.

The AudioPH[i]D Ep. 1 - 10/16/12: In Which Curiosity Goes Gangnam Style Introducing the latest addition to PHDtv: The AudioPH[i]D (A PHD Podcast)! Join hosts Laurence Yeung, Crystal Dilworth, and Evans Boney as they rifle through this month's academic headlines, check in with Matt Siegler and the Planetary Bake Sale, and maybe learn something new from Zach Tobin in The Thesis Defense - it's news at the speed of academic publication! Visit our website for Works Cited or to listen on YouTube: http://www.phdcomics.com/tv Credits: Produced by: Laurence Yeung Written by: Evans Boney, Matt Siegler, Zach Tobin, and Laurence Yeung Special Thanks to: Jorge Cham, Meg Rosenburg, Crystal Dilworth, and Lucinda Shih Opening Theme Composed by: Michael Gallant (more info: www.gallantmusic.com) Theme Performed by: Michael Gallant and Laurence Yeung Additional Credits: Funded in part by the National Science Foundation Thanks to: Freesound.org (in particular, users cognito-perceptu and qubodup) and Freemusicarchive.org ("Summerheat" by Au) This podcast is distributed by PHDtv for Piled Higher and Deeper Publishing.