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Scientista

The Scientista Podcast spotlights women (and allies!) reshaping business, politics, and culture.

Hosted by behavioral scientist Dr. Sweta Chakraborty and former Assistant Secretary of State Monica Medina, this show brings you candid conversations with changemakers and thought leaders from around the world.

Subscribe for behind-the-scenes stories of how some of today’s most inspiring leaders have faced challenges, made tough calls, and turned vision into real-world impact.

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  1. Can We Build a Civilization That Lasts a Million Years? Laurie Menoud on Nature, Scale, and Why Cheaper Wins 32:38
  2. What Are We Willing to Sacrifice? Aimée Christensen on Data Centers, Water, and the American West 46:28
  3. From Prime Video to Net Zero: Sally Fouts on Leading Amazon's Climate Pledge 29:35
  4. Earth Supremacist: Kate Marvel on Feelings, Physics, and the Only Good Planet 17:09
  5. Dr. Amita Gupta on Science Diplomacy, Setbacks, and the Long Haul 38:00
  6. Not a Belief System: Maxine Dexter on Defending Science in Congress 35:31
  7. Scientista Currents: Debunking the Ebola Myths — Inside the Congo's Most Dangerous Outbreak 17:34
  8. It's Not About the Fish, It's About the People — Inside WWF's Ocean Work 45:20
  9. We Had a Plan for Viruses Like This. Then We Dismantled It. Dr. Nikki Romanik on Hantavirus 31:01
  10. Science Communication in a Polarized World (Recorded at EarthX 2026) 54:17
  11. ABC News Chief Meteorologist on Why Forecasting Is Harder Than Ever 59:28
  12. What Science Diplomacy Looks Like in Practice (recorded at the Johns Hopkins Science Diplomacy Summit) 1:05:01
  13. When Old Songs Start to Sound Like Breaking News 34:06
  14. Isabel Klee on Dogs, Boys, and Other Things I’ve Cried About 39:45
  15. The CEO of the Union of Concerned Scientists on Fighting for Science in Washington 32:20
  16. How Artists Are Making Touring More Sustainable with REVERB 39:32
  17. New York Is More Than a Concrete Jungle 22:56
  18. Thinking Like a Climate Scientist in a Risky World — with Sarah Kapnick 41:56
  19. 1.6 Million Moms vs. Pollution 43:55
  20. A Greenland Law Few Are Talking About — with Jennifer Granholm & Karen Skelton 45:06
  21. Why Fear Doesn’t Move People on Climate 34:35
  22. Scientista: Highlights from 2025 1:31
  23. A Year of Building Scientista 24:09
  24. Abigail Disney on Why We Don’t Need Billionaires 41:43
  25. Abby Hopper on What Comes Next After Nine Years as D.C.’s Top Solar Lobbyist 34:03
  26. Building a Place Where Women Lead the Future 30:36
  27. After Conservation International: M. Sanjayan on Pivots, Purpose, and the Future of Conservation 33:48
  28. Best Of: Menopause in the Oval Office 30:26
  29. “AI Will Tell You to Walk Across the English Channel”: Dr. Ticora Jones on Science, Power & Public Trust 27:20
  30. Emmy Award–Winning Meteorologist Amber Sullins on the Art of Science Communication 29:16
  31. CNN's Juliette Kayyem on the Case for Being “Less Bad” in a World of Constant Crisis 28:05
  32. Jean Oelwang: How Great Leaders Make Others Shine 32:57
  33. Jigar Shah: The Clean Energy Industry Needs Its Own “Got Milk?” Campaign 42:54
  34. Jennifer Morris: Leading the World’s Largest Environmental Organization 40:15
  35. Leading Kamala Harris’ Presidential Campaign: Lessons from Campaign Manager Julie Chávez Rodriguez 34:18
  36. Billie Eilish’s Mom, Maggie Baird, Is Feeding People and Fighting for the Planet 40:03
  37. Lindsay Levin: How TED Countdown Uses Storytelling to Grow the Climate Movement 39:21
  38. Helen Mountford: Yes, We’re Still Talking About Gender 32:30
  39. Dana R. Fisher: Ignoring Local Organizing Weakens the Climate Movement 38:46
  40. Bernadette Woods Placky: Why Weather Forecasters May Be Our Best Climate Communicators 35:59
  41. Best Of: Gina McCarthy on The EPA, the White House, and Public Health 29:42
  42. Dr. Raj Panjabi: Why Preemptive Health Is the Future and What We Lose If We Stop Investing 42:21
  43. Ruth Marcus: Why I Left The Washington Post After Bezos Blocked My Column 26:04
  44. Best Of: Katharine Hayhoe on Climate Communication That Works 21:02
  45. Leticia Carvalho: Meet the Woman Fighting to Regulate Deep Sea Mining 41:27
  46. Bill Nye The Science Guy: “Defense Wins Games, Diversity Wins Wars” 45:32
  47. Ashish Jha: What Happens When Women Are Left Out of Public Health 38:01
  48. Kathi Vidal: Who Gets to Invent and Why It Matters 41:09
  49. Jane Lubchenco: The Ocean Is Too Important to Ignore 37:05
  50. Sylvia Earle: A Lifetime Underwater and the Fight to Save the Sea 45:51