Science+Story Podcast Survey

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Help me create an unbelievably valuable podcast for you. (Your answers are anonymous; I turned off the email collection function, which was on by mistake.)

1. Which podcasts do you enjoy listening to? Please list them below. (If none, just type "none.") *

2. Features: Which of the following features would you like to hear on a Science+Story podcast?(Tick all that apply.) *

1. Interviews w/researchers to find out how they communicate & create impact with non-specialists

2. Interviews with science journalists/editors about what they look for in a research story

3. Interviews w/research communicators & marketers about what they're finding works

4. Interviews w/communicators & marketers outside of research about best practices & new stuff

5. Debates on issues in communicating science (e.g., the effectiveness of storytelling)

6. Short commentary from Bob on current sci comm issues (you know, like his emails)

7. Short scicomm how-tos from Bob and other sci comm pros

8. Other (you'll have a chance to describe it in the next question)

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3. Are there other features you'd like to hear in a Science+Story podcast? If so, briefly describe them below. (If not, skip.)

4. Topics: Which of the following topics would you want a Science+Story podcast to take on? (Tick all that apply.) *

1. How researchers can find time (and encouragement) to do public scholarship

2. How to do effective research communication on a shoestring

3. The route(s) to generating more impact for your research/research comms expertise

4. Applying the science of science communication to practice more effectively

5. Trust in science (and whether it's a useful concept)

6. The challenges women face as researchers trying to communicate their expertise

7. Media relations: How long can it continue to be the tentpole for research communications?

8. Latest trends in public scholarship

9. PR vs. scholarly comms: cage match to the death, or false opposition?

10. Are journalists the new research thought leaders -- and what does that mean for research?

11. Beyond information deficit: Communicating with non-specialists while still "being a scientist"

12. Positioning and creating a story for your research/research comms expertise

13. Storytelling: the holy grail for science comms, or just one skill among many?

14. How to break in/get better at pitching editors

Other (you'll have a chance to describe it in the next question)

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5. Are there other topics you'd like to hear a Science+Story podcast take on? If so, briefly describe them below. (If not, skip.)

6. Interviewees (optional): Tell me the one or two (or more) people you would love to hear me interview (and if you have the time, briefly say why).

7. Final question: What's the one thing you would want to consistently get out of a Science+Story podcast that would make you a regular listener? *

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