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    <description><![CDATA[<p>There are a lof of bug tattoos out in the world, have you ever wondered why? What could an abstract insect tattoo look like? What do humans and insects have in common when it comes to the patterns they decorate their bodies with? If you&apos;ve ever considered these types of questions (or even if you just like bugs or tattoos), this episode is for you.</p><p>In this episode of <em>Cross Pollinated</em>, a tattoo artist is paired with an entomologist (that&apos;s someone who studies insects). Host Kristen Orr, tattoo artist Caleb Colpitts, and entomologist Adrian Smith team up to brainstorm potential projects that this type of artist and this type of scientist might create together. This unlikely pairing results in some really wild concepts, some more practical than others. In the end, they submit a handful of their favorite ideas to an impartial judge who then crowns the &quot;winning&quot; collaboration idea.</p><p>Creative brainstorming is a great mindset to practice, so as you listen to the conversation, you&apos;re definitely encouraged to think about any other ideas that weren&apos;t mentioned!</p><p>______</p><p>If you&apos;d like to submit your own collaboration ideas, you can follow me on Instagram (I&apos;ll occasionally post calls for ideas in my stories) <a href='https://www.instagram.com/kristenorrdesigns/'><b>@kristenorrdesigns</b></a></p><p>If you&apos;re an artist or scientist who likes thinking outside of the box and are interested in potentially coming on the podcast, you can email at <b>crosspollinatedpod@gmail.com</b></p><p>Thanks for listening!</p>]]></description>
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    <itunes:summary><![CDATA[Did you know playful brainstorming could improve your mood? Or that your nervous system is basically a work of fiber art? In this conversation, neurons bundle, threads weave, and patterns emerge. If you have a brain and are interested in exploring the connections between and within the worlds of art and science, this one’s for you. In this episode of Cross Pollinated, a fiber artist (one who creates artwork using fibers) is paired with a neurologist (one who treats conditions of the brain and...]]></itunes:summary>
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    <description><![CDATA[<p>Have you ever wished there was more frog-inspired music in the world? Or thought that alligator vocals deserved their time in the spotlight? Maybe you&apos;re just into expanding the way you think about music and biology—if so, this one&apos;s for you.</p><p>In this episode of <em>Cross Pollinated</em>, a pianist is paired with a herpetologist (that&apos;s someone who studies reptiles and amphibians). Host Kristen Orr, pianist Daniel Schreiner, and herpetologist Jasper Leavitt team up to brainstorm potential projects that this type of artist and this type of scientist might create together. This unlikely pairing results in some really wild concepts, some more practical than others. In the end, they submit a handful of their favorite ideas to an impartial judge who then crowns the &quot;winning&quot; collaboration idea.</p><p>Enjoy these weird, fresh, interdisciplinary ideas that you didn&apos;t know you needed!</p><p>______</p><p>If you&apos;d like to submit your own collaboration ideas, you can follow me on Instagram (I&apos;ll occasionally post calls for ideas in my stories) <a href='https://www.instagram.com/kristenorrdesigns/'><b>@kristenorrdesigns</b></a></p><p>If you&apos;re an artist or scientist who likes thinking outside of the box and are interested in potentially coming on the podcast, you can email at <b>crosspollinatedpod@gmail.com</b></p><p>Also, can we <em>please</em> admire the original theme music by Daniel Schreiner (with additional production by Adrian Haskell)? Wow, I have such talented friends. </p><p>Thanks for following along!</p>]]></description>
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