0:00

Intro by Dr. Biology - what the show is all about...

1:08

Plane takes off.

1:43

In a subway station.

2:43

Independent film maker Cheryl Zook.

3:02

How do you use science in your film making? [Religious and cultural themes]

3:31

The Gospel of Judas.

4:41

We are not scientists ourselves and rely on scientists to tell stories. [Cheryl]

5:09

How does your role as a storyteller and documentary film maker fit within science?

5:53

Were you ever going to be a scientist?

6:04

Were you always going to be a filmmaker?

6:43

What kinds of jobs and experiences did you have along the way?

7:23

If you were not a film maker what would you be?

7:52

What is the advantage to being in Washington D.C.?

8:14

You also do a lot of traveling. Can you tell us about some of the locations? [The travel bug]

9:07

Do you like to travel? Learning different views and different cultures.

10:37

Subway escalator on the way to talk with Elizabeth Pennisi.

11:21

Intro to Elizabeth Pennisi, science writer for the Journal Science.

11:37

What is your role in science?

12:53

Were you always going to be a writer or science writer?

13:39

Do you get to travel as a science writer?

14:06

What role do you think your writing for Science Magazine fills?

14:46

How do you prepare for your interviews?

15:31

What would you do if you could not be a writer? [Canoeing - kayak instructor]

16:36

What advice do you have someone that wants to be writer?

17:27

Was it hard to get to where you are as a writer?

18:02

What's it like to live and work in Washington D.C.?

18:45

Description of her 11th floor office.

19:08

In the subway on the way to NSF and the coffered ceilings.

20:07

Intro to Nancy Pelaez, program officer at NSF (National Science Foundation).

20:32

Acronyms and the TLA acronym.

21:07

NSDL - National Science Digital Library, what is it?

21:37

How much money are we going to spend on the NSDL this year? Where does the money come from?

22:08

What do we get with the money being spent each year?

22:45

Have you liked being in Washington D. C.?

23:34

How do you get to NSDL?

23:45

What is your favorite NSDL project?

24:45

Can teachers get involved with NSDL?

25:02

A fun activity / experiment to try on your own and become a part of the NSDL.

25:57

If you were not a scientist, what would you be?

26:24

Do you see some new technologies that teachers and students will want to try out? [Tagging]

27:19

What kind of careers are there for those that do not want to be a laboratory or field scientist?

28:03

Travel is a common theme in the sciences.

28:51

Sign-off - Jazz concert in the National Gallery of Art Sculpture Garden off the Capital Mall. [Experimentation, scientific method, making decisions - Afro Bop Alliance]