Podcasts
"The Forum" is ISGP's bi-weekly audio podcast in which your hosts break down the debates that occurred at past ISGP conferences. Each episode puts today's hot-button issues in the context of your life by translating the topics discussed by experts into an informal conversation. It's the information you want about food safety, infectious disease, and climate change, presented in a way that puts you in-the-know without requiring you to break out your old college textbooks. The Forum is truly where today's science comes to socialize.
Meet Your Hosts
Conveniently, the hosts of The Forum are both ISGP and social media enthusiasts. With plenty of experience in science, as well as constructing 140-character commentaries, they are the ones who condense pages of ISGP conference reports into the concise yet thorough dialogues that you hear during podcast episodes. The hosts encourage you to communicate with them via social media using #ISGPForum
Aubrey Paris (@BelleTucker11)
Aubrey is a graduate student at Princeton University pursuing a Ph.D. in Inorganic Chemistry. Previously, she earned B.S. degrees in Chemistry and Biology from Ursinus College, ISGP's first IAP institution. Her favorite form of social media is Twitter, where she enjoys commenting on science, society, and the San Francisco Giants.
Daniela Baeza (@DFBee)
Daniela is currently a Senior Fellow with the ISGP and a human rights intern at the United Nations. She received B.A. degrees in International Relations/Global Affairs and Political Science from Eckerd College, and she is now pursuing a Master's degree in International Development Management from the London School of Economics. Daniela's favorite form of social media is Facebook, where she claims to keep in touch with friends but is most likely watching videos of baby animals.
Cleo Warner (@CleboWarner)
Cleo is an Eckerd College graduate with a B.A. in Literature and Environmental Studies. Her love for studying food systems is leading her through some obscure farming adventures all over the globe before eventually pursuing a graduate degree in the near future. Her social media outlet of choice is Instagram, where her posts consist mainly of plants and cats.
Listen To The Forum Podcasts
ISGP Podcast: Sugar, We're Goin' Down
NEW EPISODE! Whether you're a fan of Splenda, Sweet 'N Low, Nutrasweet, or others, sugar substitutes have been the subject of recent rumors regarding ...
ISGP Podcast: Say Hello to Your Little Friends
NEW EPISODE! Have you joined the whole probiotics craze? Are you a consumer of probiotics? Do you know the difference between probiotics and prebiotic...
ISGP Podcast: Space Exploration
HOT TOPIC: Space exploration.
Discover some of the greatest remaining challenges associated with space exploration, as well as the technologies being...
ISGP Podcast: Sustainable Development Goals
NEW EPISODE: The UN's Sustainable Development Goals are a set of targets the world is striving to meet by 2030. Darin Detwiler of Northeastern Univers...
ISGP Podcast: Meet the Plastics
NEW EPISODE! Scientists are still uncovering the effects of plastic pollution on human health, but one thing that's clear is plastic's drastic consequ...
ISGP Podcast: 3D Printing
NEW EPISODE Hot off the press! 3D printing is a technology poised to transform supply chains, but its use introduces some interesting ethical and poli...
ISGP Podcast: Academic Scientists
HOT TOPIC: Academic scientists
Learn about the roles and responsibilities of academic scientists all over the world! Would it surprise you to disco...
ISGP Podcast: The Keto My Heart
NEW EPISODE! We've got the ABCs of diet trends this week with a deep-dive into the world of the alkaline diet, carb cycling, intermittent fasting, ket...
ISGP Podcast: The Giving Trees
NEW EPISODE! Following the recent headline-making fires in the Amazon, the co-hosts take a deep-dive into the world of rainforests, exploring what con...
ISGP Podcast: Screen time
HOT TOPIC: The ubiquity of screens has caused an increase in discretionary sedentary behavior, which has negative health impacts. But screens have ben...