Sciographies Season II - A podcast and radio show
Meet the people who make science happen. That’s the concept of Sciographies, a podcast and radio show launched by the Faculty of Science in  partnership with campus-community radio station CKDU FM. The program, which began as a limited-edition storytelling and outreach project celebrating Dalhousie’s bicentennial anniversary last year, has returned for a second season. The show is hosted by David Barclay, a Dal oceanography assistant professor, who has interviewed 14 Dalhousie scientists. 

Local audiences can tune in to campus-community radio station CKDU 88.1 FM (Halifax) at 4pm on Thursday, October 24 for our latest episode featuring Dr. Lars Osberg, from Dalhousie University's Department of Economics. Dr. Osberg is a prominent economist and author of The Age of Inequality: The Astonishing Rise of Canada's 1% and twelve other books. 

• Episode 12 (Oct 17) Eric Oliver | Listen to episode
  Eric Oliver is an oceanographer from Northern Labrador who students marine heatwaves that occur due to warming ocean temperatures.
   
• Episode 11 (Oct 10): John Gosse | Listen to episode
  John Gosse is a geologist with a passion for landscape evolution and teaching the science of natural disasters.
   
• Episode 10 (Oct 4): Megan Bailey | Listen to episode 
  Megan Bailey, a fisheries economist with the Marine Affairs Program and Canada Research Chair (Tier II) in Integrated Ocean and Coastal Governance.
   
• Episode 9 (Sep 26): Alastair Simpson | Listen to episode
  Alastair Simpson, an evolutionary biologist who discovered a new branch on the tree of life. 
   
• Episode 8 (Sep 19): Jason Brown | Listen to episode
  Jason Brown is a mathematician and well-known analyser of music from The Beatles.
   
• Episode 7 (Sep 12): Sara Iverson | Listen to episode
  Sara Iverson is a marine biologist and the role model for a new “polar marine biologist” Barbie doll. 

Catch our radio show on CKDU 88.1 FM at 4:00pm on Thursdays from Sep 12 - Oct 31, 2019. Sciographies is available on SoundCloud, Apple and Android podcast apps.

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