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Finding your voice, or someone else’s

August 11, 2022 Meteor: scicomm with impact Season 2 Episode 16
Finding your voice, or someone else’s
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Finding your voice, or someone else’s
Aug 11, 2022 Season 2 Episode 16
Meteor: scicomm with impact

First, a reminder - applications are open for the first cohort of SciComm STEP! Listen to this episode for details and visit our website to apply!  https://www.meteorscicomm.org/scicomm-step 

There’s a nuance to scicomm careers that can really bog down your mental energy…and even complicate how you think about your own identity. 

That is: doing scicomm well often requires taking on the identity and ‘voice’ of the organization - or project, place, or even species - that you’re representing or sharing about. 

So this week, we tackle things like: 

  • What you have to weigh when you’re representing someone/something else 
  • Everyone knows there’s a person behind the social media account, but what’s that mean for scicommers who are that person? 
  • What drives the shift to frame things in your own voice instead 
  • The many voices of a single scicomm career 


Dig in for yourself: Is your voice your own right now? And, how do you feel about that?

Thanks for listening! Step up to the mic - we’re all ears at https://www.twitter.com/meteorscicomm

Show Notes

First, a reminder - applications are open for the first cohort of SciComm STEP! Listen to this episode for details and visit our website to apply!  https://www.meteorscicomm.org/scicomm-step 

There’s a nuance to scicomm careers that can really bog down your mental energy…and even complicate how you think about your own identity. 

That is: doing scicomm well often requires taking on the identity and ‘voice’ of the organization - or project, place, or even species - that you’re representing or sharing about. 

So this week, we tackle things like: 

  • What you have to weigh when you’re representing someone/something else 
  • Everyone knows there’s a person behind the social media account, but what’s that mean for scicommers who are that person? 
  • What drives the shift to frame things in your own voice instead 
  • The many voices of a single scicomm career 


Dig in for yourself: Is your voice your own right now? And, how do you feel about that?

Thanks for listening! Step up to the mic - we’re all ears at https://www.twitter.com/meteorscicomm