Emily Elias's guest appearances

Emily Elias

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Research Comms

Michaela Livingstone-Banks

Jonathan Haidt

Stephen King

Eddie Murphy

Peter Hotez

Ada Lovelace

Susan Sarandon

Anna Faris

Katharine Hayhoe

John Hunter

Roger Ebert

Stefanie Posavec

Alan Rickman

Olivia de Havilland

Bette Davis

OwlTail

The gang were unable to record together this week, so please enjoy Ed's recent appearance on the Big Questions podcast from Oxford Sparks at the University of Oxford. Host Emily Elias spoke to Ed about the science in films like King Kong, Pi, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, Office Space and Superman III, and they listened to scientists assess just how feasible those "what if" scenarios might be. There's also a brief Recommendations segment at the end for good measure.

The gang were unable to record together this week, so please enjoy Ed's recent appearance on the <a href="https://www.oxfordsparks.ox.ac.uk/content/podcasts" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Big Questions podcast from Oxford Sparks</a> at the University of Oxford. Host Emily Elias spoke to Ed about the science in films like King Kong, Pi, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, Office Space and Superman III, and they listened to scientists assess just how feasible those "what if" scenarios might be. There's also a brief Recommendations segment at the end for good measure.

Minisode: What Did Hollywood Get Right and Wrong in These Movies? (with Emily Elias)

This week the Research Comms podcast is becoming somewhat introspective with an episode all about...podcasts! I was lucky enough to joined by Emily Elias, presenter and producer of my favourite research podcast around at the moment, the Oxford Sparks Big Questions podcast, and we shot the breeze about topics such as why podcasts are so popular right now; how to communicate complex research in an accessible, engaging way; whether or not there's a secret magic ingredient to creating a successful podcast; and the importance of building a community to help grow your podcast. Emily gave me some really valuable podcast production insights, which will be hugely helpful to anybody who is looking to use podcasting as a way of communicating their research to a wide audience. www.orinococomms.com Research Comms Blog

This week the Research Comms podcast is becoming somewhat introspective with an episode all about...podcasts! I was lucky enough to joined by Emily Elias, presenter and producer of my favourite research podcast around at the moment, the <a href="https://podcasts.ox.ac.uk/series/big-questions-oxford-sparks" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Oxford Sparks Big Questions</a> podcast, and we shot the breeze about topics such as why podcasts are so popular right now; how to communicate complex research in an accessible, engaging way; whether or not there's a secret magic ingredient to creating a successful podcast; and the importance of building a community to help grow your podcast. Emily gave me some really valuable podcast production insights, which will be hugely helpful to anybody who is looking to use podcasting as a way of communicating their research to a wide audience. <a href="http://www.orinococomms.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.orinococomms.com</a> <a href="http://orinococomms.com/research-comms-digital/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Research Comms Blog</a>

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