Ever thought about how fast jellyfish can swim? I really hadn't either until I had this fun conversation with Jordan Dunbar for the BBC show More or Less. (The answer starts around 23:30, or check out my blog.)
Looking for some quaran-reads? Here's some of my picks of great science writing by women in Austin Woman. They are all so wonderful! (Plus, the fun graphic)
Truly a joy to share this wide-ranging conversation with Kara Grace Muzia on her wonderful podcast, So You Want to Be a Marine Biologist
This Q&A was a great treat, from Tara Lohan and the Center for Biological Diversity's The Revelator.
Love this interview about motherhood and jellyfish with the wonderful Eileen McGinnis in Literary Mama.
ABC's Late Night Live with Phillip Adams: The Science of Jellyfish
Salt Lake City's NPR, Radio West with Doug Fabrizio: Jellyfish and the Art of Growing a Backbone
Inquiring Minds with Kishore Hari: Jellyfish Science
Fox News Extra with Dr. Manny: Expert: Jellyfish stings are fastest in the animal kingdom
Radio New Zealand: The Science of Jellyfish
Science Friday: Jellyfish - The Misunderstood Genius of the Sea
KATU AM Northwest: "Spineless" Author, Juli Berwald
Forum with Michael Krasny, KQED: The Mysterious Lives of the Jellyfish
Maryville Talks, HEC-TV: A Jellyfish Journey (This one won an Emmy!)
NPR with Ari Shapiro: In 'Spineless,' How Jellyfish Have Survived Throughout Time
KERA's Think with Lauren Silverman: Jellyfish: A 500-Million-Year Mystery
Radio Times with Mary Cummings-Jordan: Vanishing Insects/Blooming Jellyfish on WHYY's
Kirkus' Fully Booked with Clay Smith: Matthew Wiener and Juli Berwald
WMUW Wichita with Beth Golay: Marginalia: the podcast
Think Again with Jason Gots: A Big Think Podcast: Our Jellyfish Overlords
Minnesota Public Radio News with Kerri Miller: A look inside the beautiful, bizarre world of jellyfish
The Texas Standard Radio Show: This Science Book is for People Who Wouldn't Normally Read a Science Book