Show Notes
“I think of the audience as a fried egg” – Phil Dooley Today, Clare sits down with Dr Phil Dooley (the current President of the Australian Science Communicators) to discuss art and audiences. Together they explore how science art reaches different audiences and how the ever-changing algorithm impacts who our content reaches. As performers, they discuss how theatre has can be used in science communication, especially when we can get scientists up on stage with us.
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Episode Host: Clare Boon
Special Guests: Dr Phil Dooley
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Produced: Clare Boon
Audio edited: Holly Dear
Show notes by: Clare Boon
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