Natural disasters are becoming more frequent — but they’re not just statistics. For Victoria Dinov, a wildfire she experienced as a child didn’t end when the flames were put out. As these events become more common, so do the stories behind them.
🎧 https://ow.ly/Jptr50YLhQl

When wildfires erupt in LA, the impact goes far beyond what's on the news.
For Tracy Drain, it means watching the Europa Clipper mission suddenly hang in the balance — a reminder that even space exploration isn’t immune to what’s happening on Earth.
🎧https://ow.ly/qvmH50YLhEX

Wildfires are getting bigger, faster, and more unpredictable every year.
But behind every fact is a story.
Press play to hear what those numbers can’t say 👉https://ow.ly/nU1750YLgNt
#WildfireAwareness #FireSafety #CaliforniaWildfires #ClimateChangeImpact

As a child, Victoria Dinov lives through a historic wildfire — the kind of moment that doesn’t end when the flames go out.
🎧 Hear the story behind the memory. https://ow.ly/snAf50YLcEQ

#Wildfires #ClimateChange #PersonalStories #ScienceStories

Wildfires don’t just threaten homes — they can put entire scientific missions on the line.
When flames tear through LA, Tracy Drain is forced to confront a reality she never expected: the future of the Europa Clipper mission hanging in the balance.
🎧https://ow.ly/xbv450YLcoJ

Wildfires aren’t just a distant threat anymore. In this week’s Stories of Urban Climate Change, Tracy Drain and Victoria Dinov share what it’s like to live through that reality—and how those encounters changed them.
🎧 Listen tomorrow wherever you get your podcasts.

#Wildfires #ClimateChange

Sometimes the scariest part isn’t the pollution—it’s realizing how long it’s been happening.
🎧Don't miss Patricia Schuba's story this week: https://ow.ly/faPm50YH5WO

#ClimateChange #EnvironmentalJustice #ScienceStories #ClimateAction #Pollution #ClimateStories

The facts are alarming.
But the stories behind them hit different.
🌍 Hear the human side of urban #ClimateChange.
🎧 Listen now: https://ow.ly/X2h450YH6v3

#ClimateStories #UrbanClimate #EnvironmentalJustice #ScienceMatters

While researching flood risk in California, Hannah Melville-Rea uncovers just how exposed renters really are—and how many are left to fend for themselves when disaster hits.

🌊 The gaps aren’t just in the system—they’re in who it protects.

🎧 https://ow.ly/Tzlv50YH5nk

📣 NYC: Tomorrow night!
Join The Story Collider at @caveatnyc.bsky.social for five unforgettable true stories about acceptance.
🎤 Hosted by Diana Li & Paula Croxson (she/her) 🏳️‍🌈
⏰ Doors 6:30 PM | Show 7:00 PM
📍 In person + livestream
🎟 Tickets still available! https://ow.ly/pM0P50YtB8N

#NYCEvents

While studying flood risk and insurance in California, international student Hannah Melville-Rea uncovers just how many people are left dangerously unprotected.
🌊 Climate change isn’t just about rising water — it’s about who gets left behind.
🎧 Hear the full story: https://ow.ly/xlCj50YH4Ce

Toronto, this is your last call 🚨 The Story Collider hits Burdock in just a few days—and this is the kind of night you don’t want to miss. 6 true stories. Big questions. Unexpected turns.
🎟️ Limited tickets left—don’t wait. https://ow.ly/gpTj50YzY5F
#TorontoEvents #ReplayStoryFest

In tomorrow’s Stories of Urban Climate Change, Hannah Melville-Rea and Patricia Schuba explore how water shapes our cities, our safety, and our sense of security in a changing world. 🎧 Episode 2️⃣ —out tomorrow wherever you get your podcasts.
#ClimateChange #WaterCrisis #ClimateStories

Cape gannets dive at 120 km/h—but what happens when their food disappears? 🐦
And warmer winters = more ice… and more concussions. ❄️🧊
🎧 Hear the personal stories behind these facts in our Stories of Urban Climate Change series: https://ow.ly/mkSQ50YFhVo

Climate change doesn’t just show up in headlines — it shows up in the everyday moments, in the places people know best.

For Christy Marsden, it became real in a way she couldn’t ignore.

🎧 https://ow.ly/uxE650YCR5E

#ClimateChange #UrbanClimate #ClimateStories

While filming a wildlife documentary, Mae Dorricott began to see just how deeply human activity is shaping animal behavior — and what that might mean for the future we leave behind.

🎧 https://ow.ly/PGWC50YCQPJ

#ClimateChange #ClimateStories

One week until we take over Burdock 🎤 April 13, we're bringing 6 unforgettable stories to Toronto—about searching for answers, finding connection, and figuring things out when the path ahead isn’t clear.
🎟️Grab your tickets before they’re gone! https://www.showpass.com/replay-story-fest-show-six/

Climate change feels distant… until it hits you in the head.
For Christy Marsden, it all came into focus on a patch of ice.
🎧 https://ow.ly/kPf250YCQza

#ClimateCrisis #ClimateStories #UrbanClimate #StoryCollider

It’s not just the climate that’s changing. It’s the animals, too 🐦‍⬛
While filming a wildlife doc, Mae Dorricott starts to see how human activity is quietly reshaping animal behavior — in ways that are hard to ignore.
🎧 https://ow.ly/EEJp50YCQbb
#ClimateCrisis #WildlifeStories

⏳ Last chance for early bird tickets! Join us at @caveatnyc.bsky.social for a night of true stories about acceptance.
🎤 Hosted by Diana Li & Paula Croxson (she/her) 🏳️‍🌈
📍 In person + livestream
⏰ Early bird tickets end April 6 at 7 PM! https://ow.ly/8iG250YtAsk
#NYCEvents

Tomorrow, our Stories of #UrbanClimateChange series kicks off 🌍
In the first episode, Mae Dorricott and Christy Marsden dig into earth—exploring how we shape the land around us, and how a changing environment shapes us right back.
🎧 Listen wherever you get your podcasts.

Sometimes being “difficult” just means you refused to stay quiet. Taking up space, pushing back, and being labeled a #NastyWoman means you’re doing something right. 🎧 Don't miss Sarah Myhre on the podcast this week. https://ow.ly/tLSK50YzVLf
#WomenInScience #WomenInSTEM

A thoughtless comment from a professor nearly knocks Alison Williams off her path in chemistry. This week’s Best Of Story Collider episode is about what happens when someone else’s bias tries to define your future. 🎧 https://ow.ly/O5I950YzVzH
#WomenInScience #DiversityInSTEM

Toronto 👀 We're coming to Burdock Music Hall on April 13 for #ReplayStoryFest—and you’re invited. Hosted by Sara Mazrouei and Misha Gajewski.
🎟️ In person + livestream https://www.showpass.com/replay-story-fest-show-six/
#ThingsToDoToronto #LiveStorytelling #ScienceCommunication #TrueStories

A single comment can change everything. 🎧 Listen to this classic story from Alison Williams on this week’s Story Collider https://ow.ly/jpZm50YzUTC

#WomenInSTEM #WomenInScience #RepresentationMatters #DiversityInSTEM #EmpowerWomen #ScienceForAll

When climate scientist Sarah Myhre spoke up, she didn’t expect the backlash that followed.
What happens when telling the truth puts you at odds with your own field? 🎧 https://ow.ly/3FSK50YzUHU #WomenInScience #ScienceStories #ClimateScience #WomenInSTEM

This April, The Story Collider is launching a special series all about urban climate change.

Eight stories. Four elements. One planet in crisis.

Subscribe now and follow along all month long.

#EnvironmentalJustice #ClimateCrisis #UrbanLife #TrueStories #ScienceCommunication

Really appreciated these two stories about women's hair. The story by Carissa Sherman hit home, as I've gone back and forth about my hair and being Indigenous

So sorry Krystal! We're a tiny team and we do our best to keep everything accessible but we sometimes make mistakes. Unfortunately, since we schedule all our posts through an outside application we can forget to add alt text since there's no prompt feature and many platforms add it automatically.

We’re closing out #WomensHistoryMonth with a powerful episode from the archive ✨ Alison Williams and Sarah Myhre's stories highlight the resilience it takes to stay in science🎧 Listen tomorrow! #WomenInScience #WomenInSTEM #WomenWhoInspire #STEMVoices #WomenInResearch