A message from Cultivating Curiosity

In this quick episode, co-host Jordan Powers pops in ahead of the holiday weekend to share a Cultivating Curiosity hosting update. It's a tale of two Emilys listeners won't want to miss!

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Produced by Jordan Powers and Emily Cabrera
Edited by Jordan Powers
Music and sound effects by Mason McClintock, an Athens-based singer, songwriter and storyteller who creates innovative soul-pop music that transcends traditional genre boundaries. Hailing from small-town Southeast Georgia, Mason's influences range from the purest pop to the most powerful gospel. Mason is a former Georgia 4-H'er and University of Georgia graduate! Listen to his music on Spotify. 

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Episode Transcript

Emily Davenport (00:01):
Welcome to Cultivating Curiosity where we
get down and dirty with theexperts on all the ways science
and agriculture touch our lives,from what we eat to how we live.
I'm Emily Davenport.

Jordan Powers (00:12):
And I'm Jordan Powers, and we're from the
University of Georgia's Collegeof Agricultural and
Environmental Sciences.

Sound Effect (00:19):
[chime]

Jordan Powers (00:21):
Hey, listeners.
We are popping in ahead of theholiday weekend with a quick
Cultivating Curiosity update foryou. For those of you who have
been with us a while, mycolleague, friend and co-host,
Emily Davenport, has accepted awonderful position outside of
the University of Georgia. Shewanted to share a quick message
with our listeners.

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Emily Davenport (00:41):
Thank you to everyone who has listened and
reviewed our show. I've reallylearned a lot as a host, and
I've had a lot of fun sharingthe stories of the College of
Agricultural and EnvironmentalSciences. Please continue to
listen, rate and review ourepisodes, and I will do the
same. Thanks, friends.

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[chime]

Jordan Powers (01:04):
While I'm sad to say goodbye to such a great
co-host, I'm thrilled for hernew journey and excited to share
that Emily Cabrera, our guestco-host from our episode with
Dan Suiter and Orkin, hasofficially joined the show.
Welcome, Em.

Emily Cabrera (01:16):
Hey everyone. I'm really excited to be joining
this podcast.

Jordan Powers (01:20):
While I've spent my career in communications and
storytelling across a variety ofindustries, from travel and
tourism, art museums to publicradio and now higher education
and agriculture, I know I'mespecially grateful for your
background in agriculture withUGA Cooperative Extension, and
what that expertise will bringto our interviews and for our
listeners.

Emily Cabrera (01:39):
Yeah, I think with both of our inquisitive
minds and differentperspectives, our collaboration
will help create fun, insightfulepisodes for our listeners.

Jordan Powers (01:48):
Absolutely. And as a reminder, our full bios are
on the show homepage. And asEmily Davenport said, please
continue finding, rating andreviewing episodes of
Cultivating Curiosity whereveryou get your podcasts. And as
always, thanks for listening.

Sound Effect (02:03):
[music]

Jordan Powers (02:03):
Thanks for listening to Cultivating
Curiosity, a podcast produced bythe UGA College of Agricultural
and Environmental Sciences. Aspecial thanks to Mason
McClintock for our music andsound effects. Find more
episodes wherever you get yourpodcasts.