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Fréquence : 1 épisode/8j. Total Éps: 58

The Scientista Podcast spotlights women (and allies!) reshaping business, politics, and culture.

Hosted by behavioral scientist Dr. Sweta Chakraborty and former Assistant Secretary of State Monica Medina, this show brings you candid conversations with changemakers and thought leaders from around the world.

Subscribe for behind-the-scenes stories of how some of today’s most inspiring leaders have faced challenges, made tough calls, and turned vision into real-world impact.

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We Had a Plan for Viruses Like This. Then We Dismantled It. Dr. Nikki Romanik on Hantavirus

mercredi 20 mai 2026 • Durée 31:01

Nikki Romanik helped build America's pandemic preparedness infrastructure from inside the White House. She's watching it come apart from the outside.

In this episode of the Scientista Podcast, Sweta and Monica sit down with Dr. Nikki Romanik, Former White House Pandemic Preparedness Deputy Director and Chief of Staff, as hantavirus makes global headlines and the systems designed to respond to exactly this kind of outbreak are operating at a fraction of their capacity. Nikki explains what hantavirus is, what the Andes strain means for transmission, and what the public actually needs to know—versus what's driving fear.

Then the harder conversation: 20,000 HHS employees gone, 3,000 CDC staff departed, laboratory testing paused for thirty infectious diseases. Nikki names what's been lost, who is stepping in, and what it would take to stabilize what remains.

Thank you for listening! Learn more about Scientista here: www.scientista.world

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Science Communication in a Polarized World (Recorded at EarthX 2026)

vendredi 15 mai 2026 • Durée 54:17

Trust in institutions is eroding. Climate action is more polarized than ever. And somewhere along the way, the environmental movement may have lost the plot on how to tell its own story.

In this special live recording of the Scientista Podcast from EarthX 2026, host and behavioral scientist Dr. Sweta Chakraborty is joined by Whitney Strauss, Executive Director of the AdvoCare Foundation, and Dr. Elizabeth Gray, CEO of the National Audubon Society, for a candid conversation about what's broken in science communication — and what's worth rebuilding.

Together, they dig into how polarization is reshaping public understanding of climate and environmental issues, and why the path forward isn't more data — it's better connection. That means meeting people where they actually live: in their children's health, in their local green spaces, in hobbies like birdwatching that quietly build a relationship with the natural world.

Thank you for listening! Learn more about Scientista here: www.scientista.world

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ABC News Chief Meteorologist on Why Forecasting Is Harder Than Ever

dimanche 3 mai 2026 • Durée 59:28

Weather forecasting is more accurate than ever—and at the same time, getting harder.

In this episode of the Scientista Podcast, we sit down with Ginger Zee, Chief Meteorologist at ABC News, to go inside how forecasting actually works—and why it’s becoming more complex.

From storm chasing to live national broadcasts, Ginger explains how meteorologists translate raw data into decisions people rely on every day. We talk about what extreme weather is—and isn’t—telling us, why trust in science has become so complicated, and how gaps in data can quietly undermine even the best forecasts.

The conversation also explores the role of communication—what scientists get right, what they get wrong, and why clarity matters more than ever. Along the way, Ginger shares how she navigates public scrutiny, breaks down misinformation, and approaches one of the most visible roles in science.

Thank you for listening! Learn more about Scientista here: www.scientista.world

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What Science Diplomacy Looks Like in Practice (recorded at the Johns Hopkins Science Diplomacy Summit)

lundi 20 avril 2026 • Durée 01:05:01

Karen Pierce, former UK Ambassador to the United States, and Juliet Gerrard, former Chief Science Advisor to New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern, joins the Scientista Podcast for a live recording from the Johns Hopkins Science Diplomacy Summit.

From COVID and AI to trust, leadership, and women leading with science, this episode explores how evidence becomes action on the global stage.

Thank you for listening! Learn more about Scientista here: www.scientista.world

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When Old Songs Start to Sound Like Breaking News

lundi 23 mars 2026 • Durée 34:06

What happens when a song written decades ago suddenly feels like it was written for today?

In this episode of the Scientista Podcast, Monica Medina and Sweta Chakraborty sit down with singer and interpretive artist Maxine Linehan to talk about music, meaning, and timing. The conversation centers on her stripped-down reinterpretation of Sunday Bloody Sunday—and why its lyrics are resonating in a new way right now.

They explore how songs evolve across time, the role artists play in shaping how we process current events, and how Maxine builds performances that combine music, storytelling, and lived experience.

Thank you for listening! Learn more about Scientista here: www.scientista.world

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Isabel Klee on Dogs, Boys, and Other Things I’ve Cried About

lundi 16 mars 2026 • Durée 39:45

This week on the Scientista Podcast, Monica and Sweta speak with Isabel Klee, author of Dogs, Boys, and Other Things I’ve Cried About and the storyteller behind @simonsits. They talk about foster dogs, rescue storytelling, her unexpected partnership with Oscar de la Renta, and why fostering can change lives, both canine and human.

Thank you for listening! Learn more about Scientista here: www.scientista.world

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The CEO of the Union of Concerned Scientists on Fighting for Science in Washington

vendredi 6 mars 2026 • Durée 32:20

What does it mean to defend science in Washington?

On this episode of the Scientista Podcast, Monica Medina and Dr. Sweta Chakraborty sit down with Gretchen Goldman, President and CEO of the Union of Concerned Scientists. Goldman has spent her career working at the intersection of science, policy, and public accountability—ensuring that evidence informs the decisions that shape people’s lives.

In this conversation, they discuss the role scientists play in protecting democracy, the pressures federal scientists can face when their research intersects with politics, and why scientific integrity matters for everything from public health to climate policy. Goldman also reflects on the mission of the Union of Concerned Scientists, an organization founded more than 50 years ago to ensure science serves the public good.

At a moment when evidence is often contested in public debates, Goldman explains why defending science is not just about protecting researchers—it’s about protecting the systems that allow societies to make informed decisions.

Thank you for listening! Learn more about Scientista here: www.scientista.world

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How Artists Are Making Touring More Sustainable with REVERB

lundi 23 février 2026 • Durée 39:32

On this episode of the Scientista Podcast, Monica Medina sits down with Lauren Sullivan, co-founder of REVERB, to explore how climate change is already reshaping the live music industry. From extreme weather canceling tour dates to the growing footprint of fan travel, the conversation unpacks what happens when global climate risk meets life on the road. Lauren shares how REVERB works with artists, venues, and festivals to reduce environmental impact through initiatives like the REVERB EcoVillage and the Music Decarbonization Project—including powering stages with solar-powered hybrid battery systems.

Drawing on insights from a concert travel study with roughly 35,000 data points, Lauren explains why fan transportation can account for a footprint many times larger than artist and crew travel—and what that means for the future of sustainable touring. As climate-related disruptions become more frequent, this episode looks at how data, music, and community can come together to support real-world action at scale.

Fans can also get involved directly by volunteering with REVERB at shows across the country.

Thank you for listening! Learn more about Scientista here: www.scientista.world

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New York Is More Than a Concrete Jungle

vendredi 13 février 2026 • Durée 22:56

In this episode of the Scientista Podcast, Dr. Sweta Chakraborty and Monica Medina speak with ecologist Marielle Anzelone and urban forester Georgia Silvera Seamans about the overlooked biodiversity of New York City.

As leaders of the New York City Biodiversity Task Force and co-authors of Oaks, Our City and Us, they discuss how native plants, wildlife, and neighborhood green spaces support both urban ecosystems and mental health. From monarch butterflies to piping plovers, this conversation reframes New York as more than a concrete jungle — highlighting the essential role of local nature in everyday city life.

Thank you for listening! Learn more about Scientista here: www.scientista.world

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Thinking Like a Climate Scientist in a Risky World — with Sarah Kapnick

jeudi 5 février 2026 • Durée 41:56

Sarah Kapnick is the Head of Global Climate Advisory at J.P. Morgan—and before that, she spent more than a decade as a climate scientist in government, including serving as Chief Scientist at NOAA.

In this episode of the Scientista Podcast, Dr. Sweta Chakraborty and Monica Medina talk with Sarah about what it means to translate climate science into real-world decision-making. Drawing on her experience across government and the private sector, Sarah explains how institutions think about climate risk, why uncertainty doesn’t stop action in financial markets, and how signals like insurance costs, infrastructure stress, and food systems are already reflecting climate impacts.

The conversation spans climate risk in everyday life, housing and insurance, agriculture and soil health, extreme weather, and how long-term risks begin to shape near-term choices. It’s a grounded look at how climate knowledge moves—or fails to move—into systems that shape our future.

A practical, clear-eyed discussion about risk, uncertainty, and why paying attention now matters.

Thank you for listening! Learn more about Scientista here: www.scientista.world

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