Joining us in the podcast studio this week is Chris Packham, a professor of astrophysics in the UTSA Department of Physics and Astronomy. Dr. Packham joins UTSA’s John Elizondo to share his excitement about the upcoming
total solar eclipse and what people can expect from the cosmic phenomenon passing over San Antonio and the Texas Hill County on Monday, April 8. The UTSA researcher will also discuss an ongoing STEM outreach project aimed at educating local K-12 students about the eclipse and his work with the Habitable Worlds Observatory, a next-generation telescope.

E2: Getting Kids Engaged in the Eclipse - Chris Packham

This week, we're joined by Dr. Lindsay Fuller, UTSA eclipse project manager and lecturer in the Department of Physics and Astronomy. Her work with the national LightSound project is making eclipses accessible to those with no vision or low vision, allowing them to enjoy the event through sonification tools that convert light into sound.

E3: Making Eclipses Accessible: The LightSound Project - Lindsay Fuller

Joining us in the podcast studio this week is Ferhat Ozturk, assistant professor of practice in the ⁠UTSA Department of Integrative Biology⁠, who discusses his buzzing research on bee behavior. Using acoustic and visual recording devices, Dr. Ozturk and his team will observe how bees behave during the progression of the total solar eclipse, building on research he started during last October’s annular eclipse.

E4: Eclipses & Bee Behavior - Ferhat Ozturk

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Joining us in the studio for the last podcast in our eclipse series is Cody Cly, a doctoral student and a graduate research assistant in the UTSA Department of Physics and Astronomy. Cly, who was raised on a Navajo reservation in the small community of Nageezi, New Mexico, chats with UTSA’s John Elizondo about the unique spiritual tie that Navajo communities and Indigenous people have with eclipses.

E5: Eclipses & Spirituality - Cody Cly

The ITC’s history in San Antonio runs deep—in fact, many of us have vivid childhood memories exploring the facility and exhibits from our K-12 school years. In the series opener, Monica Perales, ITC associate vice provost, will discuss the role the museum plays in collecting, preserving and sharing the state’s diverse cultural history. Take a peek at what’s in store for the museum as it prepares to move to its new temporary space in Frost Tower, located in the heart of San Antonio.

E1: Preserving the ITC’s Treasured Collections - Monica Perales

How do great museums and libraries support great cities and research universities? Explore this and other topics with Dean Hendrix, vice provost of the UTSA Libraries and University Librarian. Listen as Hendrix describes the relationship between the ITC and UTSA, shares the many opportunities that academic libraries and museums offer their communities, and imagines the potential of the ITC to reach learners of all ages in Texas and beyond.

E2: The Role of Tier One Museums & Libraries - Dean Hendrix

How can the ITC attract world-class exhibits to San Antonio? How can it inspire the next generation of storytellers? Join ITC: Museum of the Future as UTSA Provost and Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs Heather Shipley explores the benefits of building an American Alliance of Museums-accredited museum in San Antonio.

E3: Building a World-class Museum for San Antonio - Heather Shipley

Gus Argenal reflects on his extensive coaching experience over a career spanning multiple decades across the country as an Assistant Coach at Universities including Arkansas, Nevada Reno, UTSA, UC Davis, Chico State, and Arizona State. He discusses his evolution as a leader from his first stint as a Head Coach of the Cal State East Bay program to his current position leading the Cal State San Bernardino program to the Elite 8 in the Division II NCAA Tournament this past 2023-2024 season. He shares insights into his coaching philosophy and how the experiences and influences from his life as a player, teammate, Assistant Coach, husband, father, and friend into a well rounded vision of how to lead, develop, and inspire confidence on and off the court.  Revisiting our playing days at UC Davis, he recounts some valuable lessons and we remember some of the impactful and funny moments that stayed with us long after our careers ended.

Gus Argenal | Head Coach | Cal State San Bernardino | Ep 7 (Full) | Triple J Sports Podcast

Bob William of William's Law stops by to break legality in Tennis.

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