Sistas in STEM exists to amplify the voices of women of colour in STEM and have a great Youtube channel and podcast meaning they get a place on both our top creators and podcast lists.
We don’t think there is any argument today that women of colour are not under-represented in Engineering – that is a fact. They have been the brains behind space launches and major discoveries, work as doctors, scientists, and engineers but are largely missing from our history books.
Sistas in STEM is helping fix that by showcasing some of the best role models for the next generation and remind those working in STEM that they are not alone.
Alongside the Youtube channel and podcast, they aim to educate peers on professional opportunities, career paths, scholarships, and STEM leaders who have paved the way. Connect the STEM community building bridges that lead to mentors, future business partners, advocates and friends. Empower women by sharing stories, and career advice to push one another toward our goals and well-rounded sense of self.
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Top Engineering Videos – Jared Owen
With tens of millions of views on multiple videos, Jared Owen has quickly become one of YouTube's go-to channels for engaging and informative explanations of engineering concepts. Through 3D animations created in Blender, Jared clearly breaks down the inner workings of various vehicles, buildings, and space technology. Having...
Top Engineering Videos – Branch Education
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Top Engineering Videos – Everyday Dazz
Everyday Dazz is the YouTube channel of Chartered Engineer Darren Wong in the UK. The channel, which has 13.4K subscribers and 109 videos at the time of writing, was started as a platform for the engineer, who studied for his MEng degree from Cardiff University, to share his...
Top Engineering Videos – Brick Technology
When it comes to engineering marvels and incredible creativity, Brick Technology stands out as one of the top YouTube creators in the space. Their unique LEGO Technic creations not only demonstrate the limitless possibilities of engineering and LEGO but also inspire viewers to explore their own imaginations. They...
Top Engineering Videos – Daniele Tartaglia
Daniele Tartaglia is one of our favorite makers on YouTube. Have you ever been curious about how to do complicated DIY electronic repairs or create an arcade from scratch? You'll want to check out the YouTube channel of Daniele Tartaglia. He has over 330 videos and a million...
Top Engineering Videos – Johnny Harris
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Top Engineering Videos – Ebbco
Ebbco is a YouTube channel that provides educational content related to fabrication and machine engineering. The channel shares its knowledge and skills around machining and engineering tools with its dedicated community in a fun and engaging way. The channel covers a wide range of topics, from beginner-friendly...
Top Engineering Videos – NYC CNC
NYC CNC is a YouTube channel that is perfect for students who are interested in learning more about computer numerical control (CNC) machines, machining, and metalworking. The channel is run by John Saunders who owns and operates Saunders Machine Works. He is a machinist with over 20 years...
Top Engineering Videos – Ben Eater
Ben Eater is a YouTube channel that features highly technical educational videos about computer science and electronics. Unlike other Youtube channels we have looked at Ben's content is aimed squarely at those already versed in computer science and engineering. This isn't one for beginners ... but that doesn't...
Top Engineering Videos – Oxtoolco
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Top Engineering Videos – Everyday Astronaut
The Everyday Astronaut is one of the popular YouTube channels that features videos about space exploration, rocket science, and all things related to the final frontier. The channel is run by Tim Dodd, a former aerospace engineer who has a passion for space and sharing that passion with...
Top Engineering Videos – Lisa Winters
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Top Engineering Videos – This Old Tony
One of the best-known metal workers on Youtube, 'This Old Tony' channel is a fantastic mix of intelligent humor, knowledge, and top-notch engineering. Even if you are likely to ever own a mill you might well find yourself watching your way through all his videos as they...
Top Engineering Videos – The Signal Path
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Top Engineering Videos – ‘engineerguy’ Bill Hammack
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Top Engineering Videos – ElectroBOOM
ElectroBOOM is run by Mehdi Sadaghdar and Iranian-Canadian YouTuber, electrical engineer, and comedian. Mehdi pitch is simple - subconsciously learn while being entertained - and his videos can best be described as "comedic electronics tutorials". Basically you can watch a man intentionally create situations where he will...
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Top Engineering Videos – Danielle Thé
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Top Engineering Videos – Mikes Electrical
Do you want to know what's inside a baggage X-ray scanner? Or a Pill camera? Or why it's a really bad idea to take apart a hydrogen fuel cell....? Mikes Electrical channel is a no-nonsense take on all things electrics. If you are interested in how things...
Top Engineering Videos – Lesics
Lesics, founded by Sabin Mathew, aims to provide quality engineering videos we love. Their videos cover everything from clearing up misconceptions, to explaining complicated (new and old) technology in a simple way. The reason we love Lesics videos is that they are able to present the so-called...
Top Engineering Videos – Minute Physics
If you have seen a Youtube video with whiteboard animation then you have probably seen a Minute Physics video. MinutePhysics was created by Henry Reich in 2011 and has since grown into a Youtube giant with 5.5 million followers. The whiteboard style they pioneered is now everywhere...
Top Engineering Videos – Practical Engineering
Practical Engineering comes with the tagline "Deciphering Our Constructed World" and is one of the best channels out there at understanding the infrastructure and the human-made world around us. The channel is run by Grady Hillhouse, an American YouTuber and civil engineer living in Texas. Grady has...
Top Engineering Videos – Mark Rober
US based Rober got interested in engineering at a young age by making a pair of goggles that helped avoid tears while cutting onions, he is now on of YouTubes biggest Engineering video makers. Rober doesn't just have a love of engineering though, he boasts a mechanical...
Top Engineering Videos – Gross Science
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Top Engineering Videos – GreatScott!
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Top Engineering Videos – Colin Furze
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Top Engineering Videos – Applied Science
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Top Engineering Videos – Dan Gelbart
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Top Engineering Videos – How To Mechatronics
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Top Engineering Videos – Ludic Science
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Top Engineering Videos – More than PowerPoint
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Top Engineering Videos – RiverTechJess
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Top Engineering Videos – BrainCraft
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Top Engineering Videos – Proto G Engineering
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Top Engineering Videos – Physics Girl
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Top Engineering Videos – Real Engineering
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Top Engineering Videos – Simone Giertz
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Top Engineering Videos – Draw Curiosity
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Top Engineering Videos – Up and Atom
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Top Engineering Videos – GoldieBlox
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Top Engineering Videos – CrashCourse
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Top Engineering Videos – Veritasium
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Top Engineering Videos – Tom Scott
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Top Engineering Videos – Kids Invent Stuff
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Engineering Podcasts – PII Podcast
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Engineering Podcasts –My Best Friends an Engineer Podcast
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Engineering Podcasts – Curiosity Daily
The Curiosity Daily podcast aims to help you get smarter about the world around you — every day. The podcast is always less than 10 minutes and while not strictly Engineering presents a unique mix of research-based life hacks, the latest science and technology news, and more. It...
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Throughout history, engineers have been leaders in inventing and creating some of society’s most ground-breaking developments. The Engineering Reimagined podcast explores how, like engineers, people from all walks of life are reimagining the future and their roles in it. With nearly 40 episodes in its belt, you’ll hear...
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Engineering Podcasts – The Undistilled Series
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Engineering Podcasts – Cliff Notes Podcast
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Engineering Podcasts – The Structural Engineering Channel
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Engineering Podcasts – Designed for Life
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Engineering Podcasts – The STEMusic Podcast
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Engineering Podcasts – In Machines We Trust
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Engineering Podcasts – Create the Future Podcast (Queen Elizabeth Prize)
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Engineering Podcasts – Twenty Days (Amy Johnson Solo Flight to Australia)
Twenty Days is a an evidence-based daily diary of the highs, the lows and the unexpected incidents that the 26-year-old Hull hero Amy Johson experienced en route to making history with her solo flight to Australia. The Podcast is a first-person retelling of Amy Johnsons 1930 record-breaking flight...
Engineering Podcasts – STEM Sessions
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Engineering Podcasts – Bletchley Park
The Bletchley Park Podcast brings you fascinating stories from Veterans, staff and volunteers on the significance and continued relevance of this site today. Bletchley Park is the home of British codebreaking and a birthplace of modern information technology. It played a major role in World War Two, producing...
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The Structural Engineering Podcast is a bi-weekly podcast of everything structures. From hammers to high-rises, they have got it nailed. The podcast is presented by Max Loeb and Zach Bowden. Max has spent the last 12 years working across all aspects of the construction world. Originally receiving a...
Engineering Podcasts – Engineering IRL
Each week Engineering IRL takes Engineering Concepts, breaks them down and then see in what ways they can be applied to real life. Which explains the name Engineering IRL... The idea is simple - problem-solving lessons and parallels can be utilised to not only solve regular problems but...
Engineering Podcasts – The Engineering Student Experience Podcast
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Engineering Podcasts – The Lovelace Effect
Okay - full disclosure - this isn't a full podcast but an episode of the excellent 'Chips with Everything podcast' from the Guardian. While Chips with Everything is a great general tech podcast we though this episode deserved special attention. Ada Lovelace Day is in its 10th...
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Engineering Podcasts – EETimes On Air
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Engineering Podcasts – Grinding Gears
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Engineering Podcasts – Omega Tau
omega tau is a podcast covering interesting topics in science and engineering. The podcast is produced in both German and English and episodes alternate each week. We absolutely love this podcast. It is rare to find something technical, well produced and still interesting! Each week the team talk...
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While not strictly speaking an Engineering Podcast the StarTalk podcast network bridges the intersection between science, pop culture and comedy with clarity and humor. Their various shows explore captivating subjects such as space travel, extra-terrestrial life, the Big Bang, the role science plays in people’s lives, the future...
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The Engineering Commons Podcast pitches itself as "Practical insights for the engineering crowd" but it is more than that - it is a celebration of the complexities and realities of modern Engineering. The podcast features; Jeff Shelton is a mechanical engineer with 20+ years experience in machine design,...
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99% Invisible is about all the thought that goes into the things we don’t think about — the unnoticed architecture and design that shape our world. With over 150 million downloads, 99% Invisible is one of the most popular podcasts on iTunes Ever wonder how inflatable men came...
Engineering Podcasts – Containers
While Serial and S-Town might be biggest podcasts out there - there are a host of fantastic Podcasts out there all about Engineering. Over the next few months, we will be sharing one a week. "Containers" is hot of the press! Launched last month "Containers" is not just...
Engineering Podcasts – The Discovery Files
An upbeat, entertaining look at the latest advances in science and engineering. Often fun and always fascinating, each episode covers a project funded by the National Science Foundation Subscribe: Email | RSS More Engineering Podcasts
