Today's conversation is with Sarah Tuttle.
Sarah teaches introductory astronomy and observational astrophysics at the University of Washington.
You’ll hear how and why I was so eager to chat with Sarah at the beginning of our conversation. And then as you hear her talk about not only her work but about her activism, you’ll understand why she is such a great fit for the podcast.
In this conversation, we talk about how she got into astronomy, which she describes as a pretty circuitous route. And I think one of the key takeaways from this episode is that sometimes the path to our passion is not always direct.
We also talk a lot about her social activism and her goal to bring more diversity into the field of astronomy.
I’ll tell ya, she really left me thinking a lot about how I can make this world a better, more inclusive place.
With that, please enjoy this conversation, with Sarah Tuttle.
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Links/books/people mentioned
Neil deGrass Tyson
Astophysics for People in a Hurray by Neil deGrass Tyson (Amazon)
Goldendale Observatory
Sloan Digital Sky Survey
Kitt Peak National Observatory
McDonald Observatory
Lick Observatory
Alma Observatory
Americorps Vista
Avodah
LIGO
Geoffrey Marcy
Sarah's Medium Articles
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Beth
