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This is the Cosmos and it's the Cosmos and it's the greatest story science has ever told.

Can you see Texas up there on your high horse. I'm Greta Johnson. I'm Tricia Bobita and this is the

Nurdat Podcast. Those clips are from Cosmos which is back and it's Neil

Degrass Tyson and it's beautiful and from

true detective which is over and which I thought was beautiful but we'll talk

about that later. Yes we know many of you are probably not caught up yet on

True Detective the HBO mini mini series ended Sunday night, but here's the deal.

We're going to talk about it, but we will wait until the end of this episode to save you from spoilers, which we know are the the worst and we'll also give you very

ample warning before we start getting all spoilary. Right we'll give you this

warning sound before we start talking about true detective later. All right, all right.

In the meantime, we're talking this week with Emily Pilatin.

I want to show young girls that there's a whole toolbox of stuff that can give them confidence and the ability to bring

their ideas to life.

What's great about this is Emily means a literal toolbox.

We'll talk to her about her mission to equip girls with power tools.

But first a conversation with Judy Chakin.

She's the director of a documentary called Girls in the Band,

and it's all about women who played instruments in the 50s and 60s in big bands and jazz bands.

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