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Adding pazazz with Robyn Exton
Last week I spoke to Robyn Exton the founder of HER (hersocialapp)
HER is an app which helps women meet each other, specifically within the LGBTQ community. (Get the app!)
What’s really interesting about Robyn is that she studied science, went to work in marketing and then ended up in tech.
In the episode she talks about her day-to-day, starting a business, university and sending your enemies glitter
STEM XX 009: Black holes, gravity and persistence with Ruth Gregory
In this episode we are joined by theoretical physicist Professor Ruth Gregory. We talk about discrete spacetime, the Gregory-Laflamme instability, black holes and so much more.
STEM XX 008: Turning your GCSE project into a company with Ruth Amos
This week we are joined by Ruth Amos, the managing director of StairSteady. We talk about inventing, engineering and asking your friends for money.
STEM XX 005: Technology, immigration and disconnecting with Josephine Goube
In this episode we are joined by Joesphine Goube the head of Migreat. We talk about how technology can be used with immigration and the importance of disconnecting.
STEM XX 004: Soapboxes, soap operas and science with Seirian Sumner
In this episode we talk about wasps, and why you should love them with Dr Seirian Sumner, an evolutionary biologist and behavioural ecologist.
STEM XX 003: Getting girls into STEM with Anne-Marie Imafidon
What does a child genius, little red riding hood and New York have in common? Answer: Today’s guest Anne-Marie Imafidon, listen to find out more.
STEM XX 002: Divorce, startups and too much productivity with Sheri Atwood
Can you lose your job for being too productive? Listen to this interview with CEO and founder of Support Pay Sheri Atwood for the answer.
Hey, here is the first episode of my women in STEM podcast, I hope you like it.
PS: My inability to talk does improve by about episode 4, 5, I'm working on it :)
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