203. What Your Students Should Know About Robots
Robots are shaping our world faster than ever. Natasha and Claire explore robotics in everyday life, competitive robotics, and how to introduce students to this rapidly growing field. Plus, hear about George Devol, inventor of the first industrial robot, and the latest feats in STEM innovation.
202. Trashy STEM and a Review of SEEC
It’s a new year and we have a lot to cover! Beginning with a highlight of real engineers and scientists, with this episode featuring Lillian Gilbreth, and a recap of our recent experience at the 2026 SEEC conference!
201. How to Structure a STEM Program ft. Sharon Boese
Claire sits down with STEM educator Sharon Boese to share how inquiry, creativity, and project‑based learning bring STEM to life across grade levels.
200. SUPER SPACE BUGS!
EPISODE 200!! Claire shares her recent discovery of a backyard superfood– the black soldier fly!
199. Chickens and Rockets (Part 2)
Hear about Claire’s recent outreach day teaching about rockets using a home-built 8 foot tall model and of course an update on her chickens. Also get a taste of how STEM teachers can address the social emotional learning of their students.
198. An Engineer's Guide to Thoughts and Emotions (ft. Alison West and Audrey Gilfillan)
Claire is joined by Audrey Gilfillan and Alison West, licensed professional counselors and embedded therapists in the College of Engineering and Applied Science at CU Boulder. Together, they bring extensive experience in college mental health, academic and career support, and community-based counseling.