In episode 47 of Generationship, Rachel Chalmers chats with Dr. Milette Gillow and Sedinam Simpson, co-founders of The Tech Bros, about their mission to make tech more inclusive and inventive. They unpack lessons from their first accelerator cohort, debate the future of AI, and share what it takes to build confidence and community in an evolving industry.

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Generationship - Ep. #47, The Tech Bros with Milette Gillow and Sedinam Simpson

In this episode, Karen Horting, CEO and executive director of the Society of Women Engineers, sits down with Olympic gold medalist and industrial engineer Benita Fitzgerald Mosley, the first Black woman to win gold in the 100-meter hurdles — a milestone she achieved at the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics.

Benita shares how she balanced the demands of engineering school with her Olympic training, the lessons she learned about time and energy management, and the unforgettable moment when she realized she had won gold. 

Hear how Benita’s personal mantra, “Why not me?,” has guided her through challenges in athletics, STEM, and leadership — plus the five gold medal strategies she continues to practice.

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The Society of Women Engineers (SWE) is a powerful, global force uniting 50,000 members of all genders spanning 85 countries. We are the world’s largest advocate and catalyst for change for women in engineering and technology. To join and access all the exclusive benefits to elevate your professional journey, visit membership.swe.org. 

Ep 343: Olympic Gold Medalist Benita Fitzgerald Mosley on Leadership, Engineering, and “Why Not Me?”

Resumindo . “espírito mundano” e “recanto espiritual”. Isso sugere uma dualidade entre a vida material (mundana) e algo mais profundo, espiritual.
A letra fala bastante sobre luta interna, espiritualidade, escolhas de vida, fé e descrença. 
 “crença vira doença” e como a existência humana acaba sendo “tormento carnal” 
A parte “preserve o espírito, conhecimento vem daqueles que redigem o próprio livro” sugere auto-conhecimento, autonomia intelectual e espiritual.

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Launch yourself into this rock ballad about one of the most important mathematicians in American history, Katherine Johnson, who was pivotal in helping the USA win the Space Race.

Lyrics:

1918, a fire in her eyes,  
West Virginia skies, where brilliance would rise.  
By ’37, her degree complete,  
Equations and vectors, her rhythm and beat.  

1953, NASA’s halls,  
She solved the problems, she answered the calls.  
Analytic geometry, curves in the sky,  
She plotted the paths where the rockets would fly.  

She calculated launch, she calculated land,  
Orbital mechanics at her command.  
From thrust to re‑entry, the math held true,  
Every trajectory she carried through.  

Into the stars, she lit the way,  
Katherine Johnson, night turned to day.  
She carried the mission, she carried the flame,  
The rockets remember her name.  

1961, Shepard’s flight,  
Her figures confirmed the arc was right.  
And when John Glenn said, “Get Katherine to check,”  
Her math was the trust that kept him on deck.    

Apollo 11, the first Moon’s embrace,  
Armstrong and Aldrin, that historic place.  
Her re‑entry math brought them home alive,  
Ellipses and angles, precision sublime.  

No walls could bind her, no lines could chain,  
She shattered the limits, rewrote the game.  
Hidden no longer, her story revealed,  
Her courage and genius forever sealed.  

She helped us win the Space Race fight,  
Her math turned struggle into flight.  
And in 2015, the world gave its praise,  
Freedom’s Medal crowned her days.

Into the stars, she lit the way,  
Katherine Johnson, night turned to day.  
First Moon landing, she carried the flame,  
The rockets remember her name.  

Her math lit the heavens, her courage the flame,  
Freedom’s Medal crowned her name.  
Into the stars, her legacy flies,  
Katherine Johnson — forever the skies.  

Into The Stars (Katherine Johnson, NASA mathematician)

Can alcohol preserve DNA?

What happens when you blend fascination with origami, design, magnetics and toys?   Founder Assaf Eshet takes us into the world of Clixo and the company's award winning play packs in this Techstination interview with Fred Fishkin.

Techstination interview: Blending origami and magnetics-Clixo unleashes creative fun

The common advice for career growth is to “move up” into management — but what if your true passion lies in staying close to the technology itself?

In this episode, host Sam East speaks with Deb Whitis, Ph.D., and Amrita Maguire, both of the SWE Technical Career Path Affinity Group, about what it means to grow, lead, and make an impact as engineers while staying on the technical career path.

From developing nickel-based superalloys that power jet engines to advancing ergonomic standards and AI-enabled design, Deb and Amrita reflect on their careers and share how technical leadership can be just as influential as managing people. 

They also highlight the work of SWE’s Technical Career Path Affinity Group, including a new mentorship program helping women chart their own path as innovators, inventors, and subject matter experts.

Get involved with the SWE Technical Career Path Affinity Group: https://affinitygroups.swe.org/technical-career-path/ 

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The Society of Women Engineers is a powerful, global force uniting 50,000 members of all genders spanning 85 countries. We are the world’s largest advocate and catalyst for change for women in engineering and technology. To join and access all the exclusive benefits to elevate your professional journey, visit membership.swe.org. 

Ep 344: Staying on the Technical Career Path: Engineers Leading Through Innovation

This week, we are discussing fertility treatment in the UK. The Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority (HFEA) recently published its Fertility Trends report which revealed that 1 in 32 births in the UK are a result of IVF.  To help explore this, as well as some of the science and policy surrounding fertility treatment, is Rachel Cutting, Director of Compliance and Information at the HFEA.

Rachel Cutting - Fertility trends and treatment in the UK

A shimmering synthwave journey through the evolution of programming languages, from Ada Lovelace to AI, celebrating the pioneers, breakthroughs, and code that shaped our digital world.

We Code Through Time (from Ada to AI)

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This week, we are joined by Mehwaesh Islam, Head of Research Policy at Universities UK. UUK is a membership organisation, representing the views of 141 UK universities to influence policy and opinion, coordinate action, and provide insight into universities. Together, we explore the future of UK R&D, in particular the challenges faced by the University sector.

This week's host is Geena Goodwin, Science and Engineering Fast Streamer in the civil service and a volunteer with the Foundation.

Mehwaesh Islam - the future of UK Research and Development

Women engineers often struggle to set boundaries or say “no” at work.

Srividhya Pallay and Tsega Tefera, solutions architects at Amazon Web Services, joined us live in the WE25 Diverse Podcast Studio to share real-world lessons around overcoming imposter syndrome, finding the confidence to speak up in meetings, and unapologetically protecting their time and energy in their STEM careers.

In conversation with Laurie Shuster, editor-in-chief of SWE Magazine, hear how to handle disagreements with professionalism and grace, calendar-blocking techniques to maintain balance, and go-to phrases to communicate boundaries effectively.

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The Society of Women Engineers is a powerful, global force uniting 50,000 members of all genders spanning 85 countries. We are the world’s largest advocate and catalyst for change for women in engineering and technology. To join and access all the exclusive benefits to elevate your professional journey, visit membership.swe.org. 

Ep 345: How to Say No at Work Without Burning Bridges

This episode I interviewed Dr. Bruce MacFadden, emeritus professor and former curator of vertebrate paleontology at the Florida Museum of Natural History. Bruce is the author of “Broader Impacts of Science on Society” and has helped pave the way as a true STEM broader impacts pioneer. Bruce discusses how things have changed since the publication of his book and shares advice for moving forward into the future. 

Small Talk: Broad Impacts- Bruce MacFadden Interview

This interview with Dr. Tom Devitt explores broader impacts programs geared towards undergraduate students, discussing mentorship strategies and fostering engagement with non-STEM major students. We also discuss the impact of online outreach vs. in-person events and the importance of experiential learning.

Small Talk: Broad Impacts- Tom Devitt Interview

Folks in Virginia may follow the Baltimore Orioles — you know, those bright-orange-and-black birds that soar over Camden Yards? Well, orioles are currently involved in a pretty epic saga playing out across Maryland and Pennsylvania that’s got real consequences for our trees, vineyards — and maybe even your backyard. This is a story about the invasive lanternfly and how they're evading nature's pet control!

Question Your World: Are lanternflies evading nature's pest control?

Becca Young describes her experience and methods for mentoring undergraduate students, along with various past community outreach events. We discuss how to find your niche in broader impacts and the long term domino effect a program can have. 

Small Talk: Broad Impacts- Becca Young Interview

In this interview, Dr. Liam Norris describes what it is like to educate daily as the Texas Science and Natural History Museum's Exhibition and Outreach Associate. We discuss the importance of fostering curiosity in an outreach setting, as well as some unconventional modes of outreach to appeal to wider audiences involving pop culture.

Small Talk: Broad Impacts- Liam Norris Interview

Techstination is a daily report on consumer tech produced by Fred Fishkin.  Listen to full interviews and daily reports here and find more at www.techstination.com

Heavybit is the leading early-stage investor in enterprise infrastructure. Since 2013, we've helped launch and scale visionary technical startups—from DevSecOps and feature flagging to AI code generation and beyond. We go hands-on from day 0, backing founders as they turn code into companies and build the future of software from the bottom up to the top down.

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Welcome to Diverse, a podcast by the Society of Women Engineers. SWE gives women engineers a unique place and voice within the engineering community. On Diverse, we highlight incredible thought leaders and personalities in the STEM community and discover who they are at home, at work and in between.

Pun father of 3, proud military retiree, mediocre engineer, karaoke delight.  

Using AI tools to produce educational and technical jams that real musicians wouldn't care to create.

Hello! My name is Sam and I am a PhD student at the University of Austin, Texas studying vertebrate paleontology. I am passionate about outreach and science communication and am excited to hear other people's outreach experiences!

The Foundation for Science and Technology podcast - exploring issues of science, technology and innovation with experts from government, parliament, industry and the research community.

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