98. Interview with speech pathologist Dr Georgie Johnson

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124. Listen To This If…. You need to say no to an invitation

Saying no can feel awkward, uncomfortable, or even selfish, especially when you want to be helpful or the opportunity feels exciting. In this episode of Listen to This If, in just 5 minutes Jen and Michael unpack how to decline invitations thoughtfully, professionally, and withou ...  Show more

123. Interview with Dr. Tullio Rossi about AI in scicomm

This week we’re thrilled to be joined by long-time friend of the podcast Dr Tullio Rossi - we first chatted with Tullio way back in Season 6 (you can listen to that interview here). Tullio is an award-winning science communicator, marine biologist, and graphic designer. As the fo ...  Show more

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