For lovers of reading, writing, science and general communication. This podcast will aim at acknowledging the origins of metaphors/idioms and the importance of effective scientific communication. My ambition is to spread knowledge on how we articulate concepts and the creative aspect of diction. Most episodes will focus on the origins of expressions, words of high regard, and the meaning behind them. This can overall allow us to acknowledge that words have just as much power as actions. As ...
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S5E4 - Beginner Brevity & Storyteller Science with Helena Hartmann (PhD)
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S5E3 - Formidable Forms & Social Justice with Siddharth Kankaria (MSc)
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S5E2 - Literal Listening & Science Comics with Sophie Elschner (PhD)
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S5E1 - Audacious Audio & Public Speaking with Alex Cloherty (PhD Student)
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Update & The Health Science Inquiry Publication
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Providing a quick update on life and Season 5 of Metaphorigins coming in May 2023. I also wanted to share that my short story called "The Climate Solution", part of a series of writing pieces under the Scalene Writing project, was published in the Canadian journal Health Science Inquiry (out of the University of Toronto). In this floating episode, …
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Compiled all the best lines from Season Four! Website: https://www.kjbmercurio.com/metaphorigins Timestamps 00:00 - S4E1 - Sinister Surprises & The Podcasting Meta With Megan Hanlon (PhD) 09:54 - S4E2 - Vulnerable Vests & Personal Blogs With Patrick Taylor (PhD) 23:00 - S4E3 - Intact Illustrations & SciComm Infographics With Laura Finnegan (PhD Stu…
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S4E10 - Mentorship & Talk With Namrata Iyer (PhD)
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S4E9 - Longing Luxuries & Research Sustainability With Oisin Joyce (PhD Student)
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S4E8 - Redundant Repetitions & Hit Song Science With Martin Sutton (PhD Student)
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S4E7 - Tidal Targets & Canadian Vs. American Research Institutes With Amanda Bentley-DeSousa (PhD)
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S4E6 - Planetary Privilege & Political Correctness With Tiffany Lee (MIA)
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S4E5 - Work-Life Balance & Talk With Elizabeth Walden (PhD Student)
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S4E4 - Countering Counters & Citizen Science With Cassidy Swanston (MA)
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S4E3 - Intact Illustrations & SciComm Infographics With Laura Finnegan (PhD Student)
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S4E2 - Vulnerable Vests & Personal Blogs With Patrick Taylor (PhD)
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S4E1 - Sinister Surprises & The Podcasting Meta With Megan Hanlon (PhD)
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Providing a quick update on life and Season 4 of Metaphorigins coming in September 2021. I also wanted to share that I participated in the FameLab Ireland Dublin heat, part of the qualifying rounds for the largest science communication competition in the world, and in this floating episode I perform the new communication piece titled, “You are more…
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Compiled all the best lines from Season Three! Website: https://www.kjbmercurio.com/metaphorigins Timestamps 00:00 - S3E1 - Damning Dues & Destructive Words With Peter Soroye (PhD Student) 09:01 - S3E2 - Handy Hindrances & Academic Ghostwriting With Sarah Laframboise (PhD Student) 19:36 - S3E3 - Seductive Streaming & Virtual Dating With Eilish McNa…
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S3E10 - The Thesis & Talk With Amy O'Callaghan (PhD)
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S3E9 - Cracking Conversation & Academia Vs. Industry With Eugene Fletcher (PhD)
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S3E8 - Gregarious Greetings & Instant Messaging With Andrew Kam (MASc)
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S3E7 - Palatable Pills & Healthcare Rapport With Wilmer Santos (MScN Student)
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S3E6 - Tripping Takeoffs & The Interface Of Art And Science With Sunny Zhang (MSc) and Brennan Jones (PhD Student)
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Buzzsprout Affiliate Link: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=891796 Connect with guest Sunny Zhang via Twitter: @sunnyyaying Connect with guest Brennan Jones via Twitter: @brennanjones Check out their recent XRmas project: https://brennanjones.com/index.php?section=projects&page=xrmas Timestamps 00:00 - Introduction 00:47 - Segment 1: Appro…
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S3E5 - Social Media & Talk With Pooja Bhatti (BSc)
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S3E4 - Reliving Remorse & Consulting With Ziyi Wang (PhD)
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S3E3 - Seductive Streaming & Virtual Dating With Eilish McNamara (MA Student)
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S3E2 - Handy Hindrances & Academic Ghostwriting With Sarah Laframboise (PhD Student)
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S3E1 - Damning Dues & Destructive Words With Peter Soroye (PhD Student)
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Providing a quick update on life and Season 3 of Metaphorigins coming in February 2021. I also wanted to share that I participated in the annual Canadian Science Grand Slam, and in this floating episode I perform the new poetry piece titled, “This ain’t no nursery rhyme”. Check out the references and transcript to this episode here: https://www.kjb…
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Compiled all the best lines from Season Two! Website: https://www.kjbmercurio.com/metaphorigins Timestamps 00:00 - Promo for Season 3 01:50 - S2E1 - Mortal Moment & Edutainment 04:12 - S2E2 - Garfield's Grasp & Sarcastic Creativity 06:07 - S2E3 - Heart Holes & Closeness-Communication Bias 08:37 - S2E4 - Unhealthy Umbrellas & Social Deception Games …
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S2E10 - Statistics & Talk With Alexander Pelletier (PhD Student)
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As another sequel to my piece on Scientific Literature (Episode #10), I discuss the fundamentals of statistics that I believe everyone should try and understand, encouraging people to be data literate in a world when wild value are thrown around to describe the state of the world. I also hold my second interview of the podcast with the highly intel…
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I investigate the requested saying "you can't see the forest in the trees", with a very concrete origin story from the 16th century. I also talk about an article about the changing culture behind phone calling, and why the action has become so unappealing as technology advances. Check out the references and transcript to this episode here: https://…
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S2E8 - Jarring Joints & Corporate Language
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I look into the unfriendly idiom of giving someone "the cold shoulder", with two competing theories in the etymology world. Additionally, I discuss an article about corporate language, and how employees are fooled (or do the fooling) to inefficiently hide the purposes of their communication. Check out the references and transcript to this episode h…
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I investigate the fun idiom "take it with a grain of salt", and the recording of a historical conquest attributed for its beginning. As well, I talk about my personal struggles with eye contact, and the science we know about it in terms of everyday relationships. Check out the references and transcript to this episode here: https://www.kjbmercurio.…
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S2E6 - Canonical Cover & The Cancer Complex
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I go in depth into the euphemistic origin of "for Pete's sake", and why it potentially caught on compared to similar substitutes. In addition, I investigate a controversial opinion about the language used to describe scientific findings, particularly in the cancer "industry". Check out the references and transcript to this episode here: https://www…
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S2E5 - Peer Review & Talk With Miranda Stahn (MSc)
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As a sequel to my piece on Scientific Literature (Episode #10), I describe the various types of peer review to discuss their inherent flaws and biases, in the hopes of increasing awareness among the scientific community and the general public. I also hold my first interview of the podcast with the wonderfully talented Miranda Stahn, a recent MSc gr…
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S2E4 - Unhealthy Umbrellas & Social Deception Games
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I speak about the unusual expression "feeling under the weather", an idiom with simple nautical origins. Also, I flaunt my love for board games, particularly social deception games, and the science behind small group communication theory. Check out the references and transcript to this episode here: https://www.kjbmercurio.com/episode/014. Support …
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S2E3 - Heart Holes & Closeness-Communication Bias
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I dive into romance with the frequently used "falling in love", a phrase likely derived from similar sounding metaphors. In addition, I speak about a phenomenon known as the closeness-communication bias, and how active listening and conversational engagement might strengthen our lives in many ways. Check out the references and transcript to this ep…
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S2E2 - Garfield's Grasp & Sarcastic Creativity
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I highlight the main origins behind the expression "cat got your tongue", illustrating its dark history of punishment and superstition. Furthermore, I also discuss the pros and cons of using sarcasm in conversation, appreciating how complex the common form of expression really is. Check out the references and transcript to this episode here: https:…
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I discuss three theories to the euphemism "kick the bucket", revealing a potentially unknown definition of the bucket in question. In addition, I also explore the benefits and drawbacks of "edutainment", popularized on the video platform YouTube and celebrity science communicators. Check out the references and transcript to this episode here: https…
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Compiled all the best lines from Season One! Website: https://www.kjbmercurio.com/metaphorigins Timestamps 00:00 - Promo for Season 3 01:50 - S1E1 - Deadly Devotion & Strategic SciComm 02:48 - S1E2 - Pet Precipitation & Scientific Metaphors 04:06 - S1E3 - Traversing Thresholds & Expert Opinions 05:45 - S1E4 - Slavery Sweets & The Nobel Prize 07:46 …
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S1E10 - Scientific Literature & Invisible Influencers
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I provide an overview of what scientific literature really is, and go over specific aspects that support all of us in becoming more scientifically literate. I use this to setup another attempt to "walk the walk", where you can read a version of an interactive article that summarizes the work that I performed during my masters (https://www.kjbmercur…
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S1E9 - Quiet Quandaries & Units of Measurement
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I investigate various origins to the idiom "the elephant in the room", discussing different types of elephants in rooms. I also highlight a specific unit of measurement that was recently changed during the last decade of great scientific achievements. Check out the references and transcript to this episode here: https://www.kjbmercurio.com/episode/…
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S1E8 - Fractured Fortunes & Dynamic Publications
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I walk through the enormous number of original meanings to the metaphor "break a leg", ending a cliffhanging pursuit. I also discuss the failures of scientific publications to communicate their motivations, methods, results and conclusions in a clear, comprehensive way. Check out the references and transcript to this episode here: https://www.kjbme…
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S1E7 - Illiterate Impressions & Speech Disfluencies
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I sift through different origins to the metaphor "don't judge a book by it's cover", challenging most of the online consensus. I also ruminate about the science on disfluencies, or the usage of filler words like "uh" and "um", in public speaking. Check out the references and transcript to this episode here: https://www.kjbmercurio.com/episode/007. …
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S1E6 - Avian Assassination & Teaching Science
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I traverse the various origin stories for the expression "kill two birds with one stone", an adaptation to an unknown aphorism. I also discuss my experience with teachers in science and how important it is for professors to focus on developing educator skills. Check out the references and transcript to this episode here: https://www.kjbmercurio.com…
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S1E5 - Scientific Presentations & Wonderbread
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In this special episode, I provide some commentary about public speaking to solve the infuriating dullness of scientific presentations. If you stick to the end, I attempt to "walk the walk" and you can hear about the work that has inspired me to continue onwards through the windy road of research. Check out the references and transcript to this epi…
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I spiral through suggested origin stories to the expression "piece of cake" and other cake related idioms, and find an ugly beginning to a seemingly innocent saying. I also speak about the origin to The Nobel Prize, consider its drawbacks and how it can be changed to adapt to the reality of science research. Check out the references and transcript …
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S1E3 - Traversing Thresholds & Expert Opinions
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I dive deep into the expression "the last straw" to correct its misuse and determine its connection to straws, feathers, camels and horses. I also join the mainstream media and talk about COVID-19, juxtaposing interviews between a field expert and a scientific personality. Check out the references and transcript to this episode here: https://www.kj…
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S1E2 - Pet Precipitation & Scientific Metaphors
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I navigate through various origin stories to the expression "it's raining cats and dogs" to find the absurd truth of its beginning. I also discuss the advantages and disadvantages over the use of metaphor to describe complex scientific topics in a fun and innovative way. Check out the references and transcript to this episode here: https://www.kjbm…
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