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Hosted by Elizabeth Clare · science · EN-US
Welcome to BioAudio: The Teaching Podcast. After many years teaching biology in universities in the UK and in Canada I've come to the conclusion that we can do better than text books. I always want something more flexible, that can be updated with new topics and new discoveries. After years avoiding textbooks… I've created BioAudio a collection of discussions to accompany lectures in university biology courses . So let's ditch the textbook and just listen.
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Signup to Generate a PitchWelcome to BioAudio: The Teaching Podcast. After many years teaching biology in universities in the UK and in Canada I've come to the conclusion that we can do better than text books. I always want something more flexible, that can be updated with new topics and new discoveries.
BioAudio is hosted by Elizabeth Clare. The show has published 34 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Fossils, Rocks and Radioactive Clocks: How to date the ancient past" (23 February 2025, 37 minutes), "What is a phylogeny for?" (10 February 2025, 21 minutes), and "Biodiversity and Insect Declines" (30 January 2025, 33 minutes).
BioAudio publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 27 minutes across 34 episodes.
Booking probability for BioAudio is 21%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. BioAudio requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. BioAudio's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for BioAudio are Universities & Colleges. BioAudio has a science audience.
Elizabeth Clare hosts BioAudio, a science podcast with 34 episodes published.
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Episode #13
<p>Send us a text</p><p>Today on the BioAudio podcast, it's all about dating! (no not that kind). Have you ever wondered how we figure out wheb things happened way in the past? When a scientist says "it's 100 million...
Episode #13
<p>Send us a text</p><p>In this episode I"m joined by Bahar Roohshad, an undergraduate student from one of my classes to talk about phylogenetics. What are they? what are they for and how might we use on? </p>
Episode #13
<p>Send us a text</p><p>We keep hearing that biodiversity is in decline. But what does this mean? How is biodiversity distributed and what does "decline" look like? In this episode PhD student Hadil Elsayed talks to us...
Episode #12
<p>Send us a text</p><p>Today on the BioAudio podcast Prof Alex Mills returns to talk about how we recognize and describe an "ecological community" and the unique roll of keystone species, ecosystem engineers and apex...
Episode #11
<p>Send us a text</p><p>This week on the BioAudio podcast we are talking about disease ecology with Prof Dan Becker. It's a field that combines mathematical modeling, ecology, evolution, medicine, veterinary science...
Episode #10
<p>Send us a text</p><p>In this episode of the BioAudio podcast we revisit Natural Selection and Sexual Selection. I am joined by Professor Alex Mills and we are going to compare and contrast these two ideas. We talk...
Episode #9
<p>Send us a text</p><p>In this episode Prof. Gordon Fitch explains the ways that individuals from two different species can interact in the wild, and the evolutionary consequences of this for species evolution and the...
Episode #8
<p>Send us a text</p><p>In this episode Prof. Erin Fraser joins me for part two of our introduction to primary scientific literature. This time... did you know most of us don't read these "papers" from start to finish...
Episode #7
<p>Send us a text</p><p>Today in the BioAudio podcast part one of a two part session on scientific literature. Today Prof. Erin Fraser joins me to talk about what we mean by "primary scientific literature". We will go...
Episode #6
<p>Send us a text</p><p>In this episode of the BioAudio podcast I'm joined by Christian Nakla, a former student in my senior evolution class, someone who always had a good question for me. Now i'm flipping our roll and...
Episode #5
<p>Send us a text</p><p>What is a species? A simple question that just about anyone can answer, and yet has been the source of endless debate for decades. Biological diversity just doesn't fit in nice neat little boxes...
Episode #4
<p>Send us a text</p><p>This is an encore presentation of the third episode I made of the BioAudio Podcast. I am re-posting the first three episodes form season 1 because they also set the stage for new content in...
Episode #3
<p>Send us a text</p><p>This is an encore presentation of the second episode I made of the BioAudio Podcast. Season 2 is an introduction of Evolution and Ecology. So before we get into new content, I am re-posting a...
Episode #2
<p>Send us a text</p><p>This is an encore presentation of the first episode I made of the BioAudio Podcast. Season 2 is an introduction of Evolution and Ecology. So we will start with an encore presentation of a...
Episode #1
<p>Send us a text</p><p>An introduction to season two of the BioAudio podcast. Welcome.</p>
Episode #20
<p>Send us a text</p><p>In the final episode of this season of the BioAudio podcast we talk about counter current exchange - a low energy system used by birds, fish, diving mammals etc. to recycle heat, move oxygen out...
Episode #19
<p>Send us a text</p><p>In this episode of the BioAudio podcast we take a look at the emerging field of evolutionary medicine. This discipline asks not "how should we cure X?" but "why are we susceptible to X in the...
Episode #18
<p>Send us a text</p><p>In this episode of the BioAudio podcast Prof. Eryn McFarlane and I discuss the role of hybridization in evolutionary ecology, what they are, how they persist and what the consequences might be...
Episode #17
<p>Send us a text</p><p>In this episode of the BioAudio podcast Professor Christina Davy and I discuss (and sometimes debate) the role of genetic tools in applied conservation. We will talk about what information we can...
Episode #16
<p>Send us a text</p><p>The Ambsystoma salamanders of the great lakes region have the most peculiar mating system.. they are all females, but they steal the genomes from other related species to aid in reproduction...
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James R. Barker Professor of Contemporary Civilization, Apex Financial Services & Wealth Management
Assistant Professor of Pharmacy Practice, University of Mississippi School of Pharmacy
CEO of Guy Carpenter Global Analytics and Advisory, Center for Biological Diversity
Queen Mary University London
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