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Hosted by Kathryn Butcher · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 26 episodes
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Welcome to the Feminine Genus Podcast, a podcast that brings a feminine voice to the topic of science and faith. Join Kathryn Butcher as she chats with smart, faithful Catholic women about their careers as scientists, their love for Jesus Christ, and how the two intersect in their everyday lives. New episodes uploaded on the first of each month. Cover art by Brandon Ocampo (@CaptainVatican on Twitter)
Kathryn Butcher hosts The Feminine Genus Podcast, a religion show with 26 episodes published.
This week, Kathryn chats with Dr. Valerie Plaus, a professor of physics at Franciscan University. The two discuss liturgical music, embracing challenge, and so much more. To learn more about Dr. Plaus: https://snas.franc
Due to technical difficulties there will be no episode this month. Tune in next time for more chat with Catholic women in science!
This week, Kathryn talks to Dr. Mary Regina Boland about Teresa of Avila, data science, health disparities and more. Enjoy! For more on Dr. Boland: https://www.maryreginaboland.com/ To contact the podcast: Email: feminin
In this episode, Kathryn chats with Dr. Suzie Bohlson about immunology, following the will of God, and more. To watch Dr. Bohlson's talk from the 2024 Society of Catholic Scientists conference: https://youtu.be/shG7qPqnk
In this episode, Kathryn chats with Meghan Adams, an environmental engineer, about Laudato Si, communicating with family members about science, and more. Originally recorded in April of 2023. Email:femininegenus@gmail.co
This episode details the re-introduction of the Feminine Genus podcast after a long hiatus. You can expect new episodes on the first of each month! Email: femininegenus@gmail.com Twitter: @femininegenus Link to Kathryn's
This time, Kathryn interviews Dr. Myma Albayda, rheumatologist and clinical researcher at Johns Hopkins, about how faith and science intersect in her life. Enjoy! Send your questions about science, grad school, and more
This time on the pod, Kathryn interviews Dr. Dani Seckfort, who runs the site Catechist Scientist. Tune in for talk about the intersection of faith and science, the importance of keeping an inquisitive mind, and cool sim
This time on the pod, Kathryn interviews Dr. Chelsi Creech, a palliative care psychologist, on how faith and science intersect in her daily life. You can find Chelsi @Chelsiac92 on Twitter. Send your questions about scie
Kathryn announces a format swap for the Feminine Genus podcast while Marygrace is on maternity leave (keep her and her husband in your prayers!). Send your questions about science, grad school, and more to femininegenus@
Merry Christmas, listeners! This week on the pod, Kathryn and Marygrace talk about the compounding factors that have resulted in over 48,000 students and post docs going on strike in the University of California system,
It's Pastry Week! Marygrace and Kathryn discuss the science behind your favorite laminated bakes, including why baking in space may make your croissants even better. Grab your aprons and your space helmets! It's gonna be
This week on the pod, Marygrace and Kathryn give an overview of the complex genetics of human disease and how precision medicine aims to apply that knowledge in medical treatment. We have an email! Send your questions ab
No topic this week y'all! Instead, Marygrace and Kathryn talk about wedding planning, the Enneagram, and whether a pregnancy is 9 months or 40 weeks. Plot twist: it's both! We have an email! Send your questions about sci
This week on the pod, Kathryn and Marygrace brew up a discussion on the science of coffee - or at least, how coffee gets from the plant to the bag. They discuss the processes involved in making great coffee, and how ever
This week on the pod, Kathryn and Marygrace discuss a paper correlating COVID spikes to... candle reviews! They point out the places where this scientist did great science, and contrast it to other correlations that are
This week on the pod, Kathryn and Marygrace discuss the issues that abound with the NIH's new data sharing and management requirements. This is definitely a an "inside baseball" episode, y'all. Better buckle up! We have
This week on the show, the girls discuss Marygrace's new baby and the steps involved in actually obtaining a PhD. New! Send your questions to femininegenus@gmail.com Remember to rate and review us on your listening servi
This week on the show, the podcasting duo cover Kathryn's recent engagement, letting go of perfectionism, and learning to be okay with living a simple life. Goats quiz: https://crackthequiz.com/how-many-goats-am-i-worth/
What's the difference between bread and cake? How does gluten free bread even work? And WHO is our amazing listener from Nigeria? Find the answer to all these questions and more on this week's episode! To find Nonyelum:
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The Feminine Genus Podcast is hosted by Kathryn Butcher. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 26 episodes.
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