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The Hidden Figures podcast dives into the remarkable stories and groundbreaking contributions of BIPOC scholars in the natural and social sciences. In each episode we dig into the research and experiences of these extraordinary individuals, shedding a light on their work and the challenges they face.
Unknown Host hosts Hidden Figures (Canada), a science show with 19 episodes published.
Dr. Allan E.S. Lumba is an Assistant Professor of History at Concordia University. His latest book "Monetary Authorities: Capitalism and Decolonization in the American Colonial Philippines" is available from Duke Univers
Dr. Sylvia Santosa, Canada Research Chair in Clinical Nutrition at Concordia University, joins the Hidden Figures team to discuss her journey into academia and how she became interested in researching fat tissue, obesity
In this episode, Dr. Alejandro Hernandez discusses his journey in academia, starting from his motivation for pursuing a PhD to his experiences as a postdoctoral fellow. He reflects on the complexities and challenges with
In this episode, Dr. Ethel Tungohan discusses what motivates her, her experiences with tenure processes, and the relevance of her research in a polarized political environment. Dr. Tungohan shares her approach to making
In this episode, Dr. Raywat Deonandan talks with Annie about his journey from childhood in Guyana to pursuing a career in science and academia. He reflects on the importance of being brutally honest about personal goals
In this special Early Career Scholar episode of the HF Podcast, Renata Hall and Tari Ajadi talk with Akalya Kandiah about their experiences of incorporating activism into their academic journey. Hall shares her journey f
This episode features Dr. Janelle Joseph (https://janellejoseph.com/), who discusses her research on anti-racism policies, physical activity access, decoloniality, and ethics. Dr. Joseph's groundbreaking 2017 book "Black
In this episode, Dr. Niiyokamigaabaw Deondre Smiles discusses his research on Indigenous cultural responses to climate change and on leading the Geographic Indigenous Futures Co-Laboratory. He talks about the importance
Dr. Kevin Hewitt joins Nathan and Joe in this episode to discuss his journey as a black physicist and his efforts to increase representation of black professionals in STEM fields. He talks showcasing hidden figures in sc
In this episode, Dr. Debra Thompson (McGill University) chats with Nathan and Joe about her research on race and racism in Canada and abroad. She talks about the challenges of studying race in Canada, the history of raci
In this episode, Dr. Andy Knight discusses the importance of decolonizing the university and centering marginalized voices - in particular those of Black scholars - in academic scholarship. He emphasizes the need for nor
In this wide-ranging conversation, Dr. Shandin Pete chats with Joe and Akalya about his background, work, and interests as an Indigenous scientist, and his unique approach of blending geoscientific disciplines with Indig
In this episode, Nathan and Joe talk with Dr. Jennifer Adams, whose work in equity and post-secondary STEM education is specifically focused the experiences of racialized learners, and Black learners in particular. Their
In this episode of the Hidden Figures podcast, Annie and Akalya talk neuroscience with Dr. Jibran Khokhar: his journey in academia, the importance of community in the field, and the need for more inclusivity and diversit
In this episode, Dr. Taru Manyanga - a physical therapist and epidemiologist based at UNBC - talks with Joe and Annie about positive disruptions, bold ideas, and the importance of belonging but also being true to yoursel
Dr. Jessie King (Hadiksm Gaax) talks with Annie and Nathan about her journey into academia, the importance of Indigenous perspectives in research, and the need for more diverse representation in academic spaces. She emph
In this episode, Dr. Juliet Daniel discusses her background growing up in Barbados, her motivation to have a global impact, and her research on cancer, particularly focusing on triple negative breast cancer in Black wome
Dr. Bonny Ibhawoh is a political historian at McMaster University, where he teaches global human rights history and African history, and is Director of the McMaster Centre for Human Rights and Human Rights. Tune in for a
Meet the Hidden Figures team that shares hosting duties in this quick introductory episode that sets the stage for our upcoming podcasts.
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