The Science Intersection

Where science meets society

Exploring the connections between science, politics and society through engaging podcasts, community research, science talks and projects that amplify underrepresented voices and examine the impact of science on our everyday lives.

About Me

Hi, I'm Rachel,

A Neurodivergent science communicator passionate about exploring the intersection of science, society and politics.

My own experiences with health challenges and marginalisation have shaped my commitment to amplifying underrepresented voices and exploring how scientific discoveries, political decisions and social change affect our communities.

My services

Science communication that reaches your community

Science communication podcasts

Conversations that put real voices and lived experience at the heart of the science. I research, record and produce podcasts for your organisation, so your community hears from the people who matter.

Science research & projects

Research into how science, politics and social change land on real communities. I turn what I find into projects, reports and resources your organisation can use.

Science talks

Clear, welcoming talks for schools, colleges, museums and libraries. Each one is shaped around your audience, so everyone in the room can follow and join in.

PODCASTS & ARTICLES

Beyond the Science: Stories That Matter

Explore the connections between science, society and politics through thought-provoking conversations, expert interviews and fresh perspectives.

The Science Intersection podcast examines how scientific discoveries and social change shape our world, amplifying underrepresented voices and bringing important issues to the forefront. Tune in to discover the stories, ideas and debates that matter to us all.

Check out our latest podcast release

We discuss every topic in four interesting ways

Latest episode

Interesting topics

Themes & Projects

One theme. Four perspectives. Every month.

Statistics: what the numbers say

Science: what the evidence shows

Politics: who decides

Society: who it affects

Ready to bring science to your community?

Work with me

Tell me about your organisation and the people you’d like to reach. We’ll talk through your ideas and find the best way to work together.