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    The Atlas Obscura PodcastEmily Graslie Curates a World of Wonder
    15 minEpisode 363

    Emily Graslie Curates a World of Wonder

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    Science communication superhero Emily Graslie shares how a pair of severed wolf heads helped her fall in love with science, about the road trip she took back to the beginning of time, and why she’s now looking for wonder in her own backyard.

    Learn more about Emily Graslie (and watch her bug videos!): http://www.emilygraslie.com/

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    © SiriusXM Podcasts & Atlas ObscuraLength 15 min11 October 2022Episode 363GeographyHistoryCultureFactsUSAEpisodic

    Introducing: The Atlas Obscura Podcast

    Introducing: The Atlas Obscura Podcast

    This is an episodic podcast, so you can listen to it in any order, but episode one is a great place to start.

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    Science communication superhero Emily Graslie shares how a pair of severed wolf heads helped her fall in love with science, about the road trip she took back to the beginning of time, and why she’s now looking for wonder in her own backyard.

    Learn more about Emily Graslie (and watch her bug videos!): http://www.emilygraslie.com/

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