Back during Women’s History Month in 2015, I blogged about The Voices of Women in STEM via podcasts. In addition to the podcasts I mentioned, such as:

• Lady Paragons (has not been updated in four years, but still a great collection), and
• Women in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics ON THE AIR!,

I thought it was time to update that list with a few more podcast series!

We’re called “Her STEM Story”, a podcast showcasing Extraordinary Stories of Real Women in STEM. Who’s next? 😊👇🏾https://t.co/pisb7b2w63

— Her STEM Story (@herstemstory) March 11, 2019

Her STEM Story – “Ordinary Women sharing Extraordinary Stories” with a website/blog & podcast, to inspire more girls to join STEM.

Superwomen in Science – The Superwomen in Science Podcast aims to highlight a wide variety of different scientific endeavors, ranging from arts research to STEM fields. Each episode will include stories of past women, interviews with current women in science, and opportunities/organizations for future generations. The goal of the podcast is to increase exposure of women in science, as motivation for young women entering scientific fields and to provide a supportive community for current lady scientists.

Femmes of STEM – This podcast retrace the steps of women scientists who have gone largely unacknowledged throughout history.

Beyond the Mircoscope – This podcast discusses science, technology, innovation and business with women working in the STEM fields. Recent subjects covered include planetary science, paleontology, anthropology and even health law.

And be sure to check out Nevertheless, a podcast celebrating the women transforming teaching and learning through technology.

ICYMI, we released a bonus episode of the podcast for #WomensHistoryMonth called ‘If She Can See It, She Can Be It’.

How can educators help to recognise, develop and promote the female #innovators and leaders of tomorrow?

Listen to the discussion here: https://t.co/U68dUpvLzA pic.twitter.com/UBjnreYRsX

— Nevertheless (@neverthelesspod) March 16, 2019

What’s your favorite podcast series on women in STEM? Please share below to build out this list!