It's (Probably) Not Rocket Science

It's (Probably) Not Rocket Science

Podcast door The University of New Mexico

It’s (Probably) Not Rocket Science is a University of New Mexico podcast that explores some of the hottest and most complex topics impacting our socie...

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And the Oscar goes to UNM Students

It’s Hollywood's biggest night for filmmakers and film stars, honoring the best of the best in the movie industry. Since the 1920s, the Oscars have separated actor nominees by gender, but nearly 100 years later, several students from the University of New Mexico’s Constitutional Law class are trying to change that. What began as a class research project in 2023 has evolved into a 99-page proposal submitted to the Academy Awards in California, arguing that the century-long tradition of separating nominees by gender may be legally and socially flawed. Today, we hear from Professor Lawrence Jones, the instructor behind the research project, and Senior Abigail McCoy, one of the students tackling the Academy Awards. In this episode, they explain why these University of New Mexico students are urging award leaders to establish an official task force for the Oscars from now on.

11 feb 2025 - 33 min
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A Geological Timeline of the Grand Canyon

The Grand Canyon is beautiful, no matter what rim you see it from, but its history is even more mesmerizing. How the canyon was formed, how old the rocks are, and what the layers mean inside only make the national park more fascinating. In this episode, we hear from two UNM Distinguished Professors, Laura Crossey and Karl Karlstrom, experts on the Grand Canyon who are essentially rewriting textbooks with their new research on the beloved national treasure. To help better understand the concept of time, Karlstrom and Crossey created a geological timeline exhibit at the Grand Canyon for visitors young and old to walk nearly 2 billion years of Canyon history while getting up close and personal to the rocks inside of it. Learn more about the Grand Canyon's exhibit, Trail of Time [https://www.nps.gov/grca/planyourvisit/the-trail-of-time.htm]. Visit podcast.unm.edu [https://podcast.unm.edu/] to learn more about It’s (Probably) Not Rocket Science.

28 jan 2025 - 27 min
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How Climate Change Impacts Wildfires

As climate change has impacted weather conditions around the world, forests have become increasingly susceptible to wildfires and eventually even people living thousands of miles away could be impacted. Today we hear from Matthew Hurteau [https://biology.unm.edu/people/faculty/profile/hurteau_matthew-d.html], an expert in forestry and climate change mitigation about what these changes mean not just for those living near the forest, but for everyone in every city or town across the world. Learn more on podcast.unm.edu. [podcast.unm.edu]

19 nov 2024 - 34 min
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Improving Road Safety for Pedestrians and Bicyclists

Where do you go when you leave your home and how do you get there? In the United States, there is often a car involved and even people who walk and bike to work or school have to exist near cars. Now transportation experts are faced with figuring out why pedestrian and bicyclist fatalities are increasing and how quickly they can stop the problem. In this episode, we hear from ⁠Nicholas Ferenchak,⁠ [https://civil.unm.edu/faculty-staff/faculty-profiles/nicholas-n.-ferenchak.html] director of the Center for Pedestrian and Bicycle Safety and UNM associate professor of Civil, Construction and Environmental Engineering. Learn more about the ⁠Center for Pedestrian and Bicycle Safety⁠ [https://www.pedbikesafety.org/]. Visit podcast.unm.edu [podcast.unm.edu] to learn more about the show.

05 nov 2024 - 39 min
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How the Internet Impacts Politics and the Election

How do the internet, social media and the news impact our political affiliations and the election? In this episode co-hosts Carly Bowling and Alexa Skonieski discuss tips and expertise from University of New Mexico Political Science Associate Professor Jessica Feezell. [https://elections.unm.edu/experts/jessica-feezell.html]Dr. Feezell specializes in American Politics, Political Communication, and Political Behavior and Public Opinion. Explore the Election Experts series on elections.unm.edu [http://elections.unm.edu/].

22 okt 2024 - 38 min
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