Send us a text Dr. Carlotta A. Berry is a Professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology and the Dr. Lawrence J. Giacoletto Endowed Chair for Electrical and Computer Engineering. Dr. Berry is the first Black woman to earn tenure, full professor and endowed chairship at Rose-Hulman. She has a bachelor’s degree in mathematics from Spelman College, bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering from Georgia Institute of Technology, m...

Send us a text David Wilcots is a Paleontologist and Geologist who has worked on a variety of sites and digs. He is the Senior Geologist and Manager of Environmental projects at Sci-Tek Consultants. He has also worked on digs that included the mighty T - Rex! Dr. Wilcots also loves to give back, and often does science programs at local schools, where he brings bones from his private collection! Support the show

Send us a text This episode comes all the way from Tanzania. On International Women and Girls in Science day, I got the opportunity to interview Clara Mlemba. Clara background is in pharmacy, and on this episode we discuss the difference in education, how she got into pharmacy, and her work with the nonprofit Adilisha Child and Youth Development. They work with getting children in STEM, especially women. In Tanzania, women are still seen as less than in some tribes, an...

Send us a text Dr. Proctor is a geoscientist, explorer, space artist, and astronaut. She is the mission pilot for the Inspiration4 all-civilian orbital mission to space. I had the great opportunity to speak with Dr. Proctor before she got the great news about Inspiration 4. Tune in to see and hear this podcast originally aired on August 12, 2022. Support the show

Send us a text I am a science teacher. I currently teach Honors Biology and AP Environmental Science. I am an Ambassador for Pear Deck Learning and Edpuzzle. I am an expert mentor for the Modern Classroom Project. I love all things STEM and teaching students through real-world relevant experiences. I teach students how to think like a scientist. Support the show

Send us a text Description: In this episode of In The Know with CaT Bobino, we celebrate an incredible milestone: the promotion of Astronaut Dr. Yvonne Cagle to General! Joined by special guest Renee, we discuss Dr. Cagle’s groundbreaking achievements, the significance of this honor, and her inspiring legacy in STEM. Tune in to explore the story behind this monumental moment! Support the show

Send us a text Christopher Huie, known to his teammates as “Chuie”, is an Aerospace Engineer and Senior Manager on Virgin Galactic’s Flight Sciences Engineering team. "In the six years" he has been with the company leading the External Loads Engineering discipline, Chuie’s thoughtful approach to both his work and to those he works with has set him apart as a leader at Galactic. The University of Maryland Clark School of Engineering graduate is intimately familiar with VSS Unity and VMS Eve ha...

Send us a text Throwback Episode! Meet Julian Herbert, a techie turned business man! Julian used his skills that he learned from a B.S. from Southern University (an HBCU) and he's MBA to cultivate a lucrative career! And you'll never guess who he and his wife like to spend down time with! Support the show

Send us a text Throw back episode! Dr. Abrams has her PhD in Microbiology, and has finished her post doc at UCSF while also learning the business side of pharma! She comes to us by way of Houston with a passion for science and a passion for giving back. Also, she loves nail art. Support the show

Send us a text Jerome McQueen is an engineer, NASA fellow, founder of AcaSTEMics, and a Tedx speaker. Join us as we discuss how his upbringing in rural South Carolina helped him decide to become an engineer, and how his work in STEM is changing the lives of students through mentorship and opportunities. Learn more at: CaT Bobino - Host - www.catbobino.com Hey Dr. Tay - Co-Host - www.heydrtay.com Jerome McQueen - Guest - www.acastemics.com Support the show

Send us a text Ok, the title Engineer is kinda derivative. Dana Bolles is more than just an engineer, but I couldn't fit her full title on the line. Dana is a NASA headquarters External Infomation Technology Lead, Science Mission Directorate. Dana has been at NASA for 29 years. She has worked at 3 NASA sites and is currently in DC working with Astrobiologists (yes, we explain what that is on the show). Dana talks about her background, disability, and ability to get ...

Send us a text We are celebrating Black History Month with a conversation about Black in Aviation. With guests Asante Day and Elizabeth Antoine-Hands. Two extraordinary young people in aviation and aviation mechanics/engineering. We will also discuss the history of Blacks in Aviation and where they see the future in it, including more programs to encourage students of color to go into aviation. Support the show

Send us a text Dr. Bryan Gaensler is an Astrophysicist from Australia, who has done work with the University of Sydney, Harvard, and the Smithsonian, and is currently the Dean of the Division of Physical and Biological Sciences at the University of Santa Cruz. Support the show

Send us a text CSI Bill Montgomery is a Hidden Pioneer who is working in the Transportation and Technology segment, looking to uplift high school students in STEM. His group of Hidden Pioneers come from all walks of life and are all looking for ways to engage and promote STEM. Support the show

Send us a text Dr. Earyn McGee, a #herpetologist, #science communicator, IF/THEN ambassador, co-organizer for Black Birders Week, & advocate for #diversity in #STEM careers! Support the show

Send us a text This is a throw back episode. If you want to see the video, go to YouTube, or follow this link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EId7LEXGwSk&t=379s Ruby O'Lexy is a PhD candidate. In her own words: I study how cells communicate with each other. For all multicellular organisms, cell-cell communication is an essential process in coordinating development and interacting with the environment. More specifically, I study how cells in plant roots communicate with each other ...

Send us a text Step into the fascinating world of STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) with our captivating podcast with If/Then Ambassadors. Join us as we sit down with eight remarkable If/Then Ambassadors, including my co-host Hey Dr. Tay, each a trailblazer in their respective fields, to uncover their inspiring journeys, groundbreaking discoveries, and the pivotal moments that shaped their careers. Discover the stories behind these extraordinary individuals, their rele...

Send us a text Join us as we dive deep into the dynamic intersection of Hip Hop, community, and STEM with the renowned Hip Hop MD and the innovative mind behind STEAM Urban. Explore their groundbreaking work at the crossroads of music, science, and education. Discover how they're inspiring the next generation of STEAM enthusiasts through the power of art and culture. Don't miss this exciting conversation at the cutting edge of STEAM education! 🎤🔬🎶 #STEAMEducation #HipHopAndSTEM #InnovationUnl...

Send us a text School is starting, and there are so many programs for you and your families. For the next few weeks, we are going to highlight a few from around the nation. On this episode, we chat with Charlotte Dickert from the USS Hornet. The USS Hornet is a Sea, Air, and Space museum located in Alameda, Ca. Dr. Tay and I also discuss some things that we have been a part of and things we have coming up. Tune in, enjoy the conversation, and let us know if th...

Send us a text Dr. J. Marshall Shepherd is a leading international expert in weather and climate. Dr. Shepherd was the 2013 President of American Meteorological Society (AMS), the nation’s largest and oldest professional/science society in the atmospheric and related sciences. Dr. Shepherd is Director of the University of Georgia’s (UGA) Atmospheric Sciences Program and Full Professor in the Department of Geography. He is the Georgia Athletic Association Distinguished Professor of...