Of Leeds, life and religion in science. Yesterday, my grandmother passed away at the splendid age of 94. She was a committed Christian, and one of my strongest memories of her is the time when she took me to buy a Bible. During my early teenage years, though, my mother found God. She dragged me to church and people told me, with the best possible intentions, that I was going to hell and needed to join them on the path to heaven. Eventually I did for more than 20 years.

And then there was more Elliot Schwartz, which made me smile. The fact that I went to acting classes with Adam Godley in Nineteen-Seventies suburban North London is, like,.

Saturday, 29 December 2012. It is a minor complaint amongst actors, a tiny. Grain of sand in the oyster of love for the audience, that the aspect of a performance that draws the most comment is often the feat of memory involved in line learning. Monday, 15 October 2012.

Of a series of interviews with science communicators about science communication. Today we are Speaking to. Where are you based? Who do you work for? I also do assorted voluntary work. How did you get into science communication? Which really helped me get going and explore lots of options. What type of science communication do you do? Mostly going in.

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