EPISODE 13: Recap show Dr. Caterina Himberg

EPISODE 14: Dr. Renya Ramirez. Professor of Anthropology @ University of California Santa Cruz

Dr. Renya Ramirez is a professor of Anthropology at UC Santa Cruz. She is currently co-principle investigator on a one million dollar critical mission studies grant from the UC office of the President. Their work, in collaboration with California Indian people is to tell the story of the California Missions from the native perspective.  SHARE. SUBSCRIBE. REVIEW!!!

EPISODE 13: Recap show Dr. Caterina Himberg

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EPISODE 12: Dr. Caterina Himberg. Professor of Kinesiology, California State University at Chico

Dr. Caterina Himberg is a professor of Kinesiology at California State University at Chico. She specializes in physical education, specifically integrating a complete curriculum for grade school students. She is an advocate for building a foundation for good physical habits at an early age to promote health and wellness. Find her @ supportREALteachers.org -No Excuses! A documentary on a transformation project in Harlem - Why physical education should be an important part of a child's day - The benefits of movement to battle anxiety and depression - The difference between "healthy" and "health"   SHARE. REVIEW. SUBSCRIBE!!!

EPISODE 11: Recap show - DR. Russell Shapiro

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EPISODE 10: Dr. Russell Shapiro. Professor Geology / Paleontology, California State University, Chico

Dr. Russell Shapiro is a Professor of Geology and expert Paleontologist who currently teaches at California State University, Chico. He has worked extensively with NASA on the 2020 Mars mission, which recently landed and completed surface samples in the search for potential evidence of past/present life. In addition, he consults on various geological sites throughout the US and abroad; and admittedly makes an amazing bagel. - If evidence exists of life on other planets, what does that mean? - Why does life choose to evolve in adversarial landscapes? - How curiosity led to diving in oceanic caves with Robert Dill ( The father of marine biology and right hand man to Jacques Cousteau ), in the pacific at the age of 17.   REVIEW. SHARE. SUBSCRIBE!!!