Madame Curiosity Podcast

Join hosts @nffarabaugh & @MalloryFallin as they talk with fellow scientists about the most important historical #WomeninSTEM you (may) have never heard of.

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If you don't have any big Saturday night plans, join us this Saturday 1/23 at 8pm ET for another "women in science" movie watch and live tweet with @nffarabaugh and @MalloryFallin! We will be watching the movie Radioactive, a biopic about Marie Curie - our podcast's namesake!

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@DesertAndReef They are definitely on our list!!! We are big fans! By any chance do you wanna come on and talk about them?

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New episode!! This is the fourth and last installment of our Curie family special, where we talk about Irene and Eve's work during and after WWII. https://t.co/lm0YROKHHT

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The @MadCuriePodcast is run by two scientists and introduces a different #WomanInSTEM during each episode.

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Part 3 of our Curie Family special is out now! We discuss the two Curie daughters, Eve and Irene! https://t.co/paGUPdQsN0

[Matt Tietbohl, PhD @WhyOceansMATTer]

@MadCuriePodcast is one of my favorites!!

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New episode out today! We continue our Curie Family special, finishing up the life of Marie Curie after Pierre's tragic death. Stay tuned for upcoming episodes about Marie's daughters! https://t.co/ckXjNyXl9k

[Marifer Veloz @mariferveloz_]

I just saw this and thought of the @MadCuriePodcast

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@mariferveloz_ Love it!

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We are deeply saddened by the mass shooting that took place in Atlanta. We mourn with the victims, their families, and their communities. We also recognize that this is part of a larger onslaught of anti-Asian hate crimes and violence, and stand with the AAPI community.

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In 1721, London was in the grips of a deadly smallpox epidemic. Lady Mary Wortley Montagu knew how to fight it, thanks to what she learned from women in the Ottoman Empire.

But her solution was met with reluctance — and xenophobia and sexism, experts say.
https://t.co/5nnTZZc068

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The latest episode of Madame Curiosity is out now, and it's about Madame Curie herself (do you see what we did there?)! And we're not stopping there - this episode is the 1st in a multipart series on the entire Curie Family! https://t.co/sCDo2UhQdT

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And if you don't know, be sure to keep an eye out for the next episode of Madame CURIE-osity to learn about her and her fascinating life!

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And because it's #InternationalWomensDay...do you know who this woman is? (Hint: check our podcast's title)

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Happy #InternationalWomensDay from all of us at Madame Curiosity! Although of course on this podcast we believe in celebrating women's accomplishments everyday 😉.

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But there are TONS of romance novels she didn't have space to talk about, and there's something out there for everyone!

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Once you've listened to the latest episode of the podcast, and if you're interested in checking out some romance novels, @anna_m_soc has you covered! Here's a short thread of some of her favorite romance novels, some of which she mentions in the episode and others she did not:

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And if you want to explore some heavier themes (but still with a HEA), she recommends The Ones Who Got Away by Roni Loren (cw: school shooting, PTSD), or For Real by Alexis Hall (cw: explicit BDSM, age gap, loss of loved one)