STEM is Sexy

By: Stefani Yates
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  • STEM is Sexy is a podcast dedicated to embracing and empowering the femininity in STEM. While bringing together and encouraging women aspiring to pursue STEM fields, this is a funny, informative, and enjoyable podcast dedicated to shedding light to the realities of being a woman in STEM.
    © 2023 STEM is Sexy
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Episodes
  • Animal Doctors vs. People Doctors: A Hot Take (featuring Brian)

    Animal Doctors vs. People Doctors: A Hot Take (featuring Brian)
    Jun 18 2023

    In this episode we talk about pivoting career goals, surviving med school, advocating and creating space for women (now and for the future of STEM) and so much more!
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    46 mins
  • NeuroBaes Slay (Kaylor's Episode - Extended Cut)

    NeuroBaes Slay (Kaylor's Episode - Extended Cut)
    Jun 16 2023

    Listen to the rest of my conversation with Kaylor! We talk about neuroscience, the pressures of being first generation doctoral students, maintaining hobbies during school, and more!
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    30 mins
  • Can a man be a steminist?? (yes duh) (Featuring Devan)

    Can a man be a steminist?? (yes duh) (Featuring Devan)
    Apr 27 2023

    Meet Devan, a fellow classmate of mine, a University of Alabama grad (yikes) and a steminist! grab some wine (we definitely did) and listen to our conversation about life as current med students, his journey to med school, and the influence of women in his academic and medical career!
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    42 mins

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