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#3 - Eric Miller11 sept. 202203:11:17

Due to persistent audio issues, this upload is largely a test to identify how it sounds through the applications. 


Working description: 

Eric Miller is an analytical biochemist working at Pfizer. I had the pleasure to sit down with Eric and have a great conversation with him broadly surrounding Science, Athletics, Ethics and Philosophy. This conversation took place shortly before memorial day and, due to technical issues and personal-life conflicts, has not seen the light of day. I am hoping to get these issues solved so the world may hear our incredible 3-hour conversation. 

#2 - Hunter Kinder14 févr. 202201:10:04

Hunter Kinder is an Analytical Chemist, Validation Chemist, and my friend from DynaLabs LLC. 

#1 - Nathan Suthoff18 janv. 202201:55:12

Eric sits down with Nathan Suthoff, his friend and coworker. Nathan is a Quality Control Chemist at Avantor. 

Introduction / Mic Check04 déc. 202100:28:32

Checking the playback of my new Shure SM7B microphone. 

Soon to be deleted, this episode details the intentions behind the new name and production. 

A bit of a farewell08 janv. 202100:04:57
Saying goodbye to E on the Go and launching another series soon
Columbus Day - “Indians” Be Specific15 oct. 201900:17:28
On this Columbus Day, I’m exploring our usage of the word “Indian” without PC jargon. This is a solo free association to articulate this idea of using the word as well as being specific with your speech.
Academic Journals15 avr. 201900:21:42
Researcher: A new app that compiles thousands of research articles. Also, a mini-rant into why I despise the academic journal paywalls
Blinkers, Monkey Scientists, and Gabriel’s Horn22 mars 201901:21:51
In this Episode: Eric covered proper use of blinkers, proper use of science as a means of discovery, and the mathematical complexity that is Gabriel’s Horn.
Pi Day, Why Pi?14 mars 201900:21:12
E on the Go features science breakthroughs, physical phenomenon and philosophical debates. In Today’s Episode, we explore Pi on Pi Day
Platform Test, Background and Random College Degree Tangent13 mars 201900:37:15
E on the Go features science breakthroughs, physical phenomenon and philosophical debates.
Test13 janv. 201800:00:13
Make your own podcast: https://anchor.fm/eric-puhlmann
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