Author Rachel Swaby talks with us about her book on Headstrong: 52 Women Who Changed Science—and the World. She discusses how women used to have to sneak, beg, or fight their way into schools to study science and math. 

The Long History of Overlooking Women in Science

Hydrologist and writer Vivian Underhill has been thinking a lot about issues that affect LGBT people who work in science careers, like what it's like to come out at work. 

We talk with Vivian about her experience and resources for LGBT people working in science, technology, engineering, and math. 

Queer Science: What's it Like to be an LGBT Scientist?

Dana Scully, Abby Sciuto, Ellie Satler... we talk about a few of our favorite fictional scientists with chemist and pop culture enthusiast Raychelle Burks.

 In addition to working in the lab detecting and analyzing chemicals, Raychelle volunteers to run the DIY Science Zone at Geek Girl Con every year. 

Female Scientists in Pop Culture

Created and produced by: Tasnim (@neurohate) and Zayna (@blockheels) on Tw*tter.

This episode is an introduction to the brand, expectations for future episodes, and a discussion on beauty and vulnerability. 

Music: "Sunburnt Through the Glass" by PREP

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