Outreach
Scientists are inherently storytellers, and people want to listen to stories. This is a collection of some stories I've told. Please see my CV for a complete list.
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This is me on a hike in Sedona in April 2018. PC: Mel Flaherty
Guest on Spacepod
This is a podcast episode where I talked about the history of the Chicxulub Impactor, the interdisciplinary science that went into it, and the reason why the asteroid bolide hypothesis has held strong for 40+ years. The podcast host is Dr. Carrie Nugent.
This is a podcast episode where I talked about the history of the Chicxulub Impactor, the interdisciplinary science that went into it, and the reason why the asteroid bolide hypothesis has held strong for 40+ years. The podcast host is Dr. Carrie Nugent.
Invited speaker to the Arizona Museum of Natural History quarterly meeting on January 13, 2020. I gave a talk called "The Exciting Life of Water: How a Familiar Chemical Changed the Solar System ." It was the last in-person meeting before the COVID-19 pandemic.
Subject Matter Expert for Facts Machine Podcast
These are the episodes I've consulted on for the Facts Machine podcast. I was even a guest on one episode where I talked the valuable role of water in the Solar System. Facts Machine is run by Emily Costa, Noah Guiberson, and Rob Frawley.
These are the episodes I've consulted on for the Facts Machine podcast. I was even a guest on one episode where I talked the valuable role of water in the Solar System. Facts Machine is run by Emily Costa, Noah Guiberson, and Rob Frawley.