The STEM Space

Two engineers turned educators discuss resources, tips, and current events within the scope of STEM education.

The STEM Space is a education podcast hosted by Vivify STEM, with 207 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Vivify STEM hosts The STEM Space, a education show with 207 episodes published.

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  Episode #207

  Project Hail Mary

  Apr 24, 202631 minS2

  <p >Show Summary:</p><p >In this episode of The STEM Space, Claire shares a special behind‑the‑scenes look at a project she’s been leading with her after‑school STEM club, inspired by Andy Weir’s Project Hail Mary and the recent film adaptation. You’ll hear directly from her students as they talk through their designs, discoveries, and big STEM takeaways.</p><p >A quick heads‑up: this episode includes a few Project Hail Mary spoilers, and the audio was recorded in the classroom rather than Claire’s usual setup, but the students’ excitement and creativity make it well worth the...

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  Episode #206

  How to Turn Off Your Selective Attention

  Mar 27, 202638 minS2

  <p >Show Summary:</p><p >What if turning off your selective attention could actually make you more creative? In this episode of The STEM Space, we explore how the brain filters information—and why loosening that filter might be the secret to innovation.</p><p >You’ll also meet Ellen Swallow Richards, the chemist, environmental scientist, and sanitary engineer who transformed public health by revealing the hidden dangers in everyday water. Plus, we highlight several accidental scientific discoveries that changed the world in unexpected ways.</p><p >Don’t forget to grab the free lesson that goes along with this week’s...

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  Episode #205

  Can You See Stuff In Your Head?

  Mar 20, 202630 minS2

  <p >Show Summary:</p><p >In this episode of The STEM Space, we explore the fascinating world of the mind’s eye. Some people can picture vivid images in their minds, while others see nothing at all—so where do you fall on the imagination spectrum? We’ll dive into the science of visual perception while learning about modern neuroscientist Margaret Livingstone and her work uncovering how the brain processes visual information. Plus, grab your free classroom lesson inspired by this research and stay tuned for the latest top feats of STEM in the news.</p><p >STEMist SPOTLIGHT: Dr. Margar...

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  Episode #204

  What Makes a Great Inventor?

  Mar 6, 202632 minS2

  <p >Show Summary:</p><p >In this episode, Claire introduces us to the fascinating inventor and engineer, Dr. Lonnie Johnson, who is best known for creating the super soaker water gun. However, that is the least of his accomplishments. Claire and Natasha follow with a discussion on what makes a great engineer and the difference between engineers and inventors… if there is a difference! STEMist storytime, a debate on important engineering skills, and more feats of STEM in the news are in store for you, dear listeners. Tune in to hear what it is all about and don’t forget to g...

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  Episode #203

  What Your Students Should Know About Robots

  Feb 27, 202633 minS2

  <p >Show Summary:</p><p >In this episode, Natasha and Claire explore the fascinating world of robots and robotics—from the driver’s seat of their Tesla cars to the competition floor of First In Texas robotics. Natasha shares firsthand insights from her work in competitive robotics, while both hosts reflect on how robotics is already shaping our everyday lives.</p><p >You’ll also hear the inspiring story of George Devol, the inventor who helped launch the modern robotics industry, and why his legacy still matters today. The conversation dives into how and when students should be introduced to roboti...

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