Media

Walk about the galaxy podcast

While in Geneva, Switzerland for a science conference this past September, I was able to temporarily renew my role as a member of the Walkabout The Galaxy podcast team. We talk about a recent study showing that an increase in asteroid dust on Earth 400 million years ago due to asteroid collisions may have affected life on Earth. Here's a picture of the podcast crew just after recording, celebrating with some cheese fondue and wine!

Science Friday

Is your favorite planet Jupiter or Saturn? On August 9th, 2019, Science Friday asked the public to weigh in as Dr. Scott Bolton and I discussed Saturn and its rings, Jupiter and its moons, the Juno Mission, Cassini Mission, and the upcoming Europa Clipper and Dragonfly Missions.

Check me out at TPR station speaking with Ira Flatow in this picture!

PBS NOVA: Front Row Seat to Saturn

After 13 years orbiting Saturn, the Cassini spacecraft began its "Grand Finale" in the Spring of 2017 before plummeting into the planet and completing its mission.

I spoke with PBS NOVA about what we hoped to learn about Saturn's rings just as those final orbits began.

CSLE 11: Europa in our Sites

In April of 2017, I did this Youtube Live interview with the NASA SSERVI Center for Lunar Science and Exploration about Jupiter's moon Europa and Saturn small moons that exist within and just outside of the planet's majestic rings.

Beyond the Microscope:
Let there be (UV) Light

On Beyond the MicroScope, a podcast sharing the voices of women in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM), I talked with the hosts about UV studies of objects across the Solar System (Dec. 2017).