Episode 12: Three Sisters or a "Stew"pendous Finale

Finally, Finale! Potato, Potato. Corn, Beans, and Squash! Welcome to the last episode as we complete Season 1 of Scientifically Sound! Today, we are taking a quick look at vocal arrangement (with a special take from my friend, Ivory Doublette) as far as vocal groups are concerned and finding that something similar happens in the scientific world of plants and agriculture. Inspired by Dr. Beronda Montgomery "Lessons About Plants", we take a look at the Native American/ Indigneous people agricultural trend called Three Sisters.

No Song of the Sound this time because I want you all to check out these cool people and their stories. Three Sisters, Three Women, Three Native Americans of STEM.

OTAKUYE CONROY-BEN- Member of the Oglala Lakota tribe and an environmental engineer professor at Arizona State University, Tempe. who studies biological effects of polluted water. She also evaluated climate and renewable energy policies and adaptation affecting tribal nations. 

Johnnie Jae- Otoe-Missouria and Choctaw Founder of A Tribe called Geek, a multimedia platform which brings all things Indigenous and STEM to the light.

Deborah McGregor- Member of the Anishinaabe people from Whitefish River First Nation, Birch Island, Ontario, Associate Professor of Environmental and Urban Change and Canada Research Chair in Indigenous environmental justice at York University focusing in on land conservation.

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