Episode 07: Dr. Chris McClure

Dr. Chris McClure - Director of Global Conservation Science, The Peregrine Fund. 
Chris gives us a brief history lesson about the Peregrine Fund, and how he has "no balance." We talk about coding, its uses, and how much we enjoy it. Chris did a postdoc in my current lab, so I knew him for a while before this interview - I think the conversation comes off a bit more naturally because of this.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1_D4ZjPjwm0DEn9zueyfbGcEvHX8kkhXm/view?usp=sharing

Episode 06: Dr. Jacinta Beehner

Dr. Jacinta Beehner - Dept. of Psychology, University of Michigan. 
This is the sixth episode of the academic work-life balance podcast, where I interview academics  about their work-life management. Do they work and have an 'outside' life? If so, how do they keep their research program working smoothly? My intentions are for academics to realize that they aren't alone in thinking that academia can be very stressful and overwhelming sometimes, but sometimes I get off track.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=132BCDBtXBI-Zk2LtzTFzzm8IUA3iZSpo

Episode 05: Dr. Helen Chmura

Dr. Helen Chmura - University of Alaska, Fairbanks. 
This is the fifth episode of the academic work-life balance podcast, where I interview academics  about their work-life management. Do they work and have an 'outside' life? If so, how do they keep their research program working smoothly? My intentions are for academics to realize that they aren't alone in thinking that academia can be very stressful and overwhelming sometimes, but sometimes I get off track.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1cDMHaMG-rDm17L1Rcs95x7rOY5BcYgLt

Episode 04: Dr. Chris Templeton

Dr. Chris Templeton - Dept. of Biology, Pacific University Oregon. 
This is the fourth episode of the academic work-life balance podcast, where I interview academics  about their work-life management. Do they work and have an 'outside' life? If so, how do they keep their research program working smoothly? My intentions are for academics to realize that they aren't alone in thinking that academia can be very stressful and overwhelming sometimes, but sometimes I get off track.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1804PuMmH_dnZA9q_kNXadVPv9aDg96dO

03: Dr. Vanessa Hull

Dr. Vanessa Hull - Dept. of Wildlife Ecology and Conservation, University of Florida. 
This is the third episode of the academic work-life balance podcast, where I interview academics  about their work-life management. Do they work and have an 'outside' life? If so, how do they keep their research program working smoothly? My intentions are for academics to realize that they aren't alone in thinking that academia can be very stressful and overwhelming sometimes, but sometimes I get off track.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1JpX7czTHJK0m9p6eZR7oZGGGyulAaXVV

02: Dr. Naomi Levin

Dr. Naomi Levin - Earth and Environmental Sciences, University of Michigan. 
This is the second episode of the academic work-life balance podcast, where I interview academics  about their work-life management. Do they work and have an 'outside' life? If so, how do they keep their research program working smoothly? My intentions are for academics to realize that they aren't alone in thinking that academia can be very stressful and overwhelming sometimes.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1rCU8eTc5VgEfc1O7KituehYS-vieS2Z3

01: Dr. Bram Tucker

Dr. Bram Tucker - Department of Anthropology, University of Georgia. 
This is the first episode of the academic work-life balance podcast, where I interview academics from around the world, and ask them about their work-life balance. Do they balance work and outside life? If so, how do they keep their research program working smoothly? My intentions are for graduate students to realize that they aren't alone in thinking that academia can be very stressful sometimes.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1XWdKyiQUxkqQIsoBAcb3bklLAoEp7Z8z