ABOUT THIS EPISODE
We're back with our second series of Alumni Matters interviews and to kick off we're chatting to alumnus Simon Clark (PhD in Mathematics, 2018) who is an award-winning science communicator, video maker, podcast creator and author.
We spoke about how his career in climate and science communications began, his Exeter days, and how to approach complex topics in simple formats. As well as options on tackling misinformation and climate scepticism, and with International Day of Climate Action taking place on Friday 24 October what we can do to play our part in making the world a greener place.
PLUS if you listen to the end you'll hear some Great British Bake Off 2025 winner predictions...
- Watch the video version of our chat.
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- Discover more about Alumni Matters.
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