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Connect with guest Helena Hartmann via Twitter: @helenahhartmann
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Timestamps​

• 00:00 - Introduction
• 02:11 - Segment 1: The Meteor Rise (Short Story)
• 09:18 - Segment 2: The Origin of "Once Upon A Time" (Metaphor History)
• 22:30 - Segment 3: Storytelling Science (Communication Topic)
• 34:00 - Segment 4: Talk With Helena Hartmann (Guest Interview)

Description
I read the origin book on “Once Upon A Time”, walking the line between expression and tradition. I also discuss how storytelling can be used to communicate science more effectively. I interview the creative communicator Helena Hartmann (PhD) regarding her academic journey and how she uses fictional stories to discuss complex concepts in her field. Check out the references and transcript here: https://www.kjbmercurio.com/episode44.

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Connect with guest Siddharth Kankaria via Twitter: @SiddhrthKnkaria
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Timestamps​

• 00:00 - Introduction
• 01:06 - Segment 1: Zima Red (Short Story)
• 11:18 - Segment 2: The Origin of "State of the Art" (Metaphor History)
• 22:30 - Segment 3: Social Justice (Communication Topic)
• 35:36 - Segment 4: Talk With Siddarth Kankaria (Guest Interview)

Description
I set the status for the origins to “State of the Art”, showcasing the beauty at the interface between science and art. I also discuss how science communication and can be used for social justice within academic and societal structures. I interview the communicating maverick Siddharth Kankaria (MSc) regarding his academic journey and how he advocates for social justice through science communication within India. Check out the references and transcript here: https://www.kjbmercurio.com/episode43.

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Connect with guest Sophie Elschner via Twitter: @SophieElschner
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Timestamps​

• 00:00 - Introduction
• 01:05 - Segment 1: Honour or Manure, Peera? (Short Story)
• 09:24 - Segment 2: The Origin of "Onomatopoeia" (Metaphor History)
• 22:11 - Segment 3: Science Comics (Communication Topic)
• 34:37 - Segment 4: Talk With Sophie Elschner (Guest Interview)

Description
I sound the alarm on the origins to “Onomatopoeia”, highlighting the best examples that play with the English language. I also discuss the adaptation of the comic form as an educational tool in science. I interview the illustrious communicator Sophie Elschner (PhD) regarding her academic journey and how she created her own science comic to spotlight interesting psychological phenomena. Check out the references and transcript here: https://www.kjbmercurio.com/episode42.

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