Published by Lori Daane, PhD
My Favorite Microbe is a podcast that explores the fascinating world of microbiology through conversations with the people who know it best. Each episode begins with one simple question: What's your favorite microbe... and why? Scientists, clinicians, educators, and industry leaders share the microbes that have inspired their careers, challenged their thinking, or changed the course of science. Along the way, you'll discover remarkable stories, little-known facts, surprising historical connections, and the truth behind some of microbiology's most common misconceptions. From bacteria to fungi and other microscopic life, every episode reveals how these tiny organisms have shaped medicine, biotechnology, food, public health, and our understanding of the living world. Whether you're a microbiologist, healthcare professional, student, or simply curious about the unseen world around you, My Favorite Microbe offers engaging conversations that celebrate both the science and the people behind it. One question. One guest. One unforgettable microbe.
Listen on Apple PodcastsUse the format as research. Mato helps find a distinct audience, angle, and voice.
To learn more about Dr. Norberto Palleroni: https://enviromicro-journals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/1462-2920.14415 If you would like to read more about the history of the Brooklyn Bridge, read David McCullough's The Great Bridge: The Epic Story of the Building of the Brooklyn Bridge. You can send me your favorite microbe or suggest a future guest at myfavoritemicrobe@gmail.com See photos from today's episode on Instagram @myfavoritemicrobe
Welcome to My Favorite Microbe, the podcast where each episode features a fascinating conversation with a special guest who answers one deceptively simple question: What's your favorite microbe... and why? Together, we'll uncover little-known facts, explore the history, separate scientific truth from common misconceptions, and hear the personal stories that make microbiology so captivating. I can't wait to introduce you to some remarkable people... and the remarkable microbes they love. This is My Favorite Microbe. One question. One guest. One unforgettable microbe.
Bring this source into Mato to analyze its transferable patterns and turn them into an original show concept for your audience.
Create a show inspired by this