Feminism and Fossils | Sci Guys Podcast #70

Finding fossils frequently for financial funding was Mary Anning’s sole source of income for most of her life, but she didn’t just find and sell fossils - she was one of the most accomplished palaeontologists of her time. Unfortunately she was also a woman, more specifically a woman from a lower class background, which meant that she did not receive the formal recognition she deserved in her lifetime.
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If ancient egiptians were to write an email they surely would be using emojis.

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Hieroglyphics were only used for special occasions 😉

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@@SciGuys exactly. Writing an email to you is a special occasion in itself 😉

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I love this podcast so much its so informative, entertaining, and hilarious. keep going, you guys are doing awesome.

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i cannot believe that they didn't explain what happened when jamp went outside, all the people who were only listening must have been so confused lmaoo

[@Gettingbi]

please talk about Mary Seacole the black nurse 😍😍😍

[@flynndatta6311]

if it helps you feel a little better about people getting recognition, I'm 14 and I learned about her in primary school, still not as good as it should be tbh since we still didn't learn about Marie curie or many others but I think people are slowly improving :)

[@ded_plant]

I also learned about her and I'm 13. I think it was added to the curriculum

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And I just can’t hide it!!

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Is that a pointer sisters reference i see..😅

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I'm halfway through and my stomach hurts from laughing xD I need a break

[@nikibhohi2224]

You should cover Lise Meitner she discovered the power of nuclear energy, whose work and recognition was stolen

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I was wondering can you guys do an episode on mesophonia?
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You guys bring so much light into my life with this podcast

[@ViolentOrchid]

Perfect timing

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Have yall heard that Saoirse Ronan and Kate Winslet are starring in a film based on her life and its confirmed gonna be gay
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ammonite_(film)

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nope i hadn't, but hell yeah!

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i think the intro is a bit loud, but other than that i think the podcast is really good! subcribed :)

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I know the lady in the thumbnail from a Drawfee video,, I need to get off the internet more

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I know her from the Natural History Museum in London 😂

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Wow

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I always knew the belemnites was a feminist. Based.

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If you haven't done an episode on him yet, Charles R Drew, the father of modern blood banking would make for a good one.

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Miss-beaking

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Anyone else bothered by the fluff on cory’s microphone?

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"We know how they built them, they used slaves" ah, so maybe they were whiter than we give them credit for.