Taylor Quimby

Mentioned in 8 analyzed podcast episodes across 1 show

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Outside/In

Episode Appearances

Outside/In · Jun 3, 2026

Never add sodium to your pasta water

“Executive producer and editor of the Outside In episode”

Sodium chemistry and reactivityElectrolytes and cellular functionSalt as food preservative and historical commodity

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Outside/In · May 27, 2026

A cow named Speckles

“Mixed and edited the episode”

4-H youth agricultural programs and livestock projectsAnimal welfare in agricultural educationRural farming economics and family financial pressures

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Outside/In · May 20, 2026

In defense of darkness

“Edited the episode for NHPR's Outside/In podcast”

Light Pollution and Sky GlowLED Technology and Circadian Rhythm DisruptionNocturnal Ecosystem Impact and Species Navigation

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Outside/In · May 6, 2026

Silicon Planet

“Co-host and producer who leads the silicon investigation and explains semiconductor technology”

Silicon and quartz chemistry and natural occurrenceSand mining environmental impact and sustainabilitySemiconductor technology and transistor function

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Outside/In · Apr 22, 2026

Like a Dirty Rotten Whale

“Executive producer and team member who edited the episode and participated in discussions”

Dog behavior and scent markingAnimal mating seasons and reproductive biologyDeer-vehicle collision prevention

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Outside/In · Apr 15, 2026

The Dead Bird Rabbit Hole

“Produced and reported the episode; conducted patrols and interviews with volunteers and scientists”

Bird window collision mortality and epidemiologyCitizen science data collection and monitoring programsBird-safe building design and retrofitting technologies

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Outside/In · Mar 18, 2026

Hunting Party

“Editor of the Outside In podcast episode with help from Rebecca Levoix”

Hunting demographics and racial diversity in outdoor recreationHunters of Color nonprofit organization and mentorship modelsCrossbow hunting techniques and safety training

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Outside/In · Mar 4, 2026

Red is the warmest color

“Executive producer and editor of Outside/In episodes”

Cardinal coloration and carotenoid genetics (CYP2J19 gene)Albinism in animals and vision impairment mechanismsLighthouse design and maritime navigation history

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