Facetime with Scientists

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Q: What is the email for Facetime with Scientists?

The publicly listed email for Facetime with Scientists: pbj@fromthelabbench.com.

Q: How many listeners does Facetime with Scientists have?

Podseeker estimates Facetime with Scientists reaches fewer than 100 listeners per episode. Only the publisher has exact numbers.

Q: Who is an ideal guest for Facetime with Scientists?

Facetime with Scientists typically books working professionals with real expertise. Typical guest background: Active academic researchers, university scientists, graduate students, or laboratory leaders with specialized expertise and a willingness to explain their work accessibly. Common among recent guests: Conducting original laboratory research; Pursuing or completing a PhD; Leading an academic research laboratory. Recent guests include Taylor Hailstock, Zainab Hakeem, and Caterra Leavens.

Q: How hard is it to get booked on Facetime with Scientists?

Low. A guest with relevant expertise and a clear angle for its audience has a realistic chance.

Q: What topics does Facetime with Scientists cover?

Recent episodes cover Biology, Biochemistry, Neuroscience, Genetics, and Scientific Research. Pitch an idea tied to one of these topics and mention a recent episode.

Booking Overview

An interview-driven science show focused on behind-the-scenes conversations with active researchers about their laboratory work, scientific process, and discoveries, typically featuring academic scientists and graduate researchers. A PR agency could credibly pitch university researchers, biologists, biomedical scientists, neuroscientists, and other subject-matter experts with accessible explanations of their work; booking difficulty is likely low because recent guests are primarily working researchers rather than highly prominent public figures.

Metrics

Episodes: 20

Frequency: Weekly

Rating: 5.0/5.0

Estimated listeners: < 100

Gender skew: Neutral

Listener location: USA

Contact Information

Publicly listed emails

pbj@fromthelabbench.com

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Booking Intelligence

Booking Requirements

low

Typical Credentials:

Active academic researchers, university scientists, graduate students, or laboratory leaders with specialized expertise and a willingness to explain their work accessibly.

Required Achievements:

Conducting original laboratory research, Pursuing or completing a PhD, Leading an academic research laboratory, Developing potential treatments or new insights into human disease

Recent Guest Discussions

Taylor Hailstock - Fruit-fly Models Of Human Disease, Microcephaly, Brain Development, And The Orb2 Gene.

Zainab Hakeem - Biochemistry, Molecular Receptors, Antibodies, Natural Killer Cells, And Improving Immune Responses Against Cancer.

Caterra Leavens - Stem Cells, Gene Editing, Insulin-producing Beta Cells, Type 1 Diabetes, And Potential Cell-based Treatments.

Nuri Smith - ALS, Spinal-cord Organoids, Motor Neurons, Muscle Cells, Disease Progression, And Targeted Treatments.

Jane Waters - Ant Biology, Insect Behavior, Social Interaction, Metabolic Physiology, And Connections Between Collective Systems And The Human Brain.

Recent Topics

Biology, Biochemistry, Neuroscience, Genetics, Scientific Research

Episodes

Here's the recent few episodes on

Facetime with Scientists

She became an Engineer to make Art: A chat with MandyDraws

October 08, 2026

Art and engineering are more similar than you'd think. Exploring one improves your skills and accelerates innovations in the other! On this episode of the FaceTime With Scientists podcast, I interview Mandy (Amanda), a medical device engineer in orthodontics by day and an artist who draws on anatomy and engineering tools to make her art. Mandy describes learning 3D modeling and printing (Rhino, Blender, Fusion 360, SolidWorks), first to create art and then to do science! Her artworks draw...

Hunting Deep-Sea Symbioses with the Bald Biologist on the Alvin Sub

September 30, 2026

For Min Khant Han, a PhD student at the University of Georgia studying symbiosis, none of us are individuals. We are all living amalgamations of various organisms working together. Take our essential gut microbes, for example! But Min is particularly interested in symbioses—close, long-term biological interactions between two different species—that enable life in the most extreme environments, including the deep sea. He’s currently studying examples of symbiosis between methane-oxidizing bact...

A View Through The Telescope with Astrophysicist Andrea Henderson

September 24, 2026

Why is the night sky dark? How and where do stars form in galaxies? What other planets may hold life? These are some of the questions that keep an astrophysicist up at night.On this episode of FaceTime With Scientists, explore star birth, galaxy formation, and space telescope technology with Oxford astrophysics PhD student Andrea Henderson de la Fuente! In her own research, Andrea uses H-alpha light maps to locate star-forming clumps and study where and how new stars form within galaxies over...

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Frequently asked questions

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Facetime with Scientists

How do I get in touch with Facetime with Scientists?

Its publicly listed email is pbj@fromthelabbench.com. For guest bookings, the host or producer is usually the best person to reach. Podseeker helps you find direct host and producer contacts and pitch from your own inbox.

What is the email for Facetime with Scientists?

The publicly listed email for Facetime with Scientists: pbj@fromthelabbench.com.

How many listeners does Facetime with Scientists have?

Podseeker estimates Facetime with Scientists reaches fewer than 100 listeners per episode. Only the publisher has exact numbers.

Who is an ideal guest for Facetime with Scientists?

Facetime with Scientists typically books working professionals with real expertise. Typical guest background: Active academic researchers, university scientists, graduate students, or laboratory leaders with specialized expertise and a willingness to explain their work accessibly. Common among recent guests: Conducting original laboratory research; Pursuing or completing a PhD; Leading an academic research laboratory. Recent guests include Taylor Hailstock, Zainab Hakeem, and Caterra Leavens.

How hard is it to get booked on Facetime with Scientists?

Low. A guest with relevant expertise and a clear angle for its audience has a realistic chance.

What topics does Facetime with Scientists cover?

Recent episodes cover Biology, Biochemistry, Neuroscience, Genetics, and Scientific Research. Pitch an idea tied to one of these topics and mention a recent episode.

Publicly listed emails

pbj@fromthelabbench.com

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