PBGB students featured on Impact 89 FM's, The Sci-Files

We are pleased to share that several students from the Department of Plant Breeding, Genetics and Biotechnology have been featured on Impact 89 FM's, The Sci-Files.

We are pleased to share that several students from the Department of Plant Breeding, Genetics and Biotechnology have been featured on Impact 89 FM's, The Sci-Files. The Sci-Files is an award-winning science radio show and podcast hosted by Michigan State University's graduate students, Chelsie Boodoo and Daniel Puentes. The goal of this segment is to increase scientific literacy and showcase research from MSU graduate students to Impact 89 FM's global audience. New episodes air on Sunday at 9:30a ET on 88.9 FM. Past episodes can be found at https://impact89fm.org/the-sci-files/ or other major podcast platforms. Over the past 2 years we have interviewed:

Kathleen Rhoades in episode 73 on 7/5/2020

https://impact89fm.org/89936/podcasts/the-sci-files-07-05-2020-kathleen-rhoades-perfecting-michigan-tart-cherries/

Chris Gottschalk in episode 95 on 10/4/2020

https://impact89fm.org/91158/podcasts/the-sci-files-10-04-2020-chris-gottschalk-the-apples-behind-the-cider/

Hannah Jeffrey in episode 114 on 3/14/2021

https://impact89fm.org/96474/podcasts/the-sci-files-03-14-2021-hannah-jeffery-how-fast-cooking-beans-can-benefit-our-future/

Jacob Jensen and Thilani Jayakody in episode 127 on 6/13/2021

https://impact89fm.org/100646/podcasts/the-sci-files-06-13-2021-thilani-jayakody-and-jacob-jenson-gene-editing-potatoes/

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