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		<description>STEAM-Cast is where STEM &amp; the arts collide. With your host, Dan Kostelec, you&#039;ll be a part of conversations with the brightest lights and rising stars in the fields of science, technology, engineering, the arts, and math – exploring the world that we live in, the science that makes it all possible, and the art that makes it interesting.

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New episodes drop every Monday.

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	<title>Dr. Michio Kaku &#8211; The Ethics of AI, with Nathan McDonald</title>
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	<title>Dr. Alex Filippenko &#8211; The Practical Uses of Quantum Physics</title>
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	<title>First Annual Women &#038; STEAM Congress, Part 2</title>
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	<title>Tracy Higginbotham &#8211; Women Inspiring Women</title>
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	<title>Women&#8217;s History Month with Alane Varga</title>
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