Episodios

  • Interview with Dr. Myma Albayda, Rheumatologist
    May 2 2023

    This time, Kathryn interviews Dr. Myma Albayda, rheumatologist and clinical researcher at Johns Hopkins, about how faith and science intersect in her life. Enjoy!

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    51 m
  • Interview with Dr. Dani Seckfort, the Catechist Scientist
    Mar 30 2023

    This time on the pod, Kathryn interviews Dr. Dani Seckfort, who runs the site Catechist Scientist. Tune in for talk about the intersection of faith and science, the importance of keeping an inquisitive mind, and cool simulations of DNA binding proteins.


    You can find Dani at:

    Twitter: @istsquared Website: http://www.catechistscientist.com/


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    50 m
  • Interview with Dr. Chelsi Creech, Death Psychologist
    Feb 26 2023

    This time on the pod, Kathryn interviews Dr. Chelsi Creech, a palliative care psychologist, on how faith and science intersect in her daily life. You can find Chelsi @Chelsiac92 on Twitter.

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    48 m
  • Interim season announcement
    Jan 19 2023

    Kathryn announces a format swap for the Feminine Genus podcast while Marygrace is on maternity leave (keep her and her husband in your prayers!). 

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    2 m
  • Real talk - the UC graduate student strike
    Dec 22 2022

    Merry Christmas, listeners! This week on the pod, Kathryn and Marygrace talk about the compounding factors that have resulted in over 48,000 students and post docs going on strike in the University of California system, including NIH stipend caps, inflation and high cost-of-living, and the changing line between graduate school as an education and as a job. 

    To learn more about the UC strike, you can visit their website here: https://www.ucstrike.org/

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    1 h y 4 m
  • Why croissants are better on the International Space Station
    Dec 12 2022

    It's Pastry Week! Marygrace and Kathryn discuss the science behind your favorite laminated bakes, including why baking in space may make your croissants even better. Grab your aprons and your space helmets! It's gonna be a fun ride.

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    57 m
  • Precision medicine and the genetics of disease
    Nov 21 2022

    This week on the pod, Marygrace and Kathryn give an overview of the complex genetics of human disease and how precision medicine aims to apply that knowledge in medical treatment. 

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    54 m
  • The all-banter episode
    Nov 15 2022

    No topic this week y'all! Instead, Marygrace and Kathryn talk about wedding planning, the Enneagram, and whether a pregnancy is 9 months or 40 weeks. Plot twist: it's both!

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    49 m