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    Darwiniando: Cause with science
    (Universidad EAFIT, 2023) Colorado Chávez, Paula Andrea; Vélez Lotero, Juan Mauricio; Luján Saenz, Juan Carlos; Franco Higuita,Hernán Darío; Cárdenas Franco, Luis Alejandro; Universidad EAFIT
    Popular science podcast starring Darwin Galeano, a 37-year-old Geology professor with a passion for water sources and DJ delusions. This sound product combines humor with scientific dissemination, where Darwin shares his love for the environment. Along with various guests, he answers environmental questions from his followers about the planet and the ravines of Medellín, offering knowledge and entertainment in each episode.
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    From the Air to the Interior
    (Universidad EAFIT, 2022) Cárdenas Franco, Luis Alejandro; Vásquez Arias, Mauricio; Colorado Chávez, Paula Andrea; Montoya Estrada, Alejandra; Ospina Lopera, Mónica Liliana; Serna Salazar, Natalia; Universidad EAFIT
    Sound product that offers a sensory experience around the La Volcana stream. Its purpose is to encourage the care of the self and the environment through holistic tools, available on a website and on various streaming platforms. This product focuses on the history and meaning that the La Volcana has for Eafit University.
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    When La Volcana speaks
    (Universidad EAFIT, 2023) Colorado Chávez, Paula Andrea; Luján Saenz, Juan Carlos; Lopera Velásquez, María Alejandra; Vélez, Juan Mauricio; Franco, Hernán; Serna Salazar, Natalia; Universidad EAFIT
    Podcast that mixes fictional and non-fictional narrative around the La Volcana stream, which crosses Comuna 14 of Medellín from east to west and empties into the Aburrá River. This product tells the story of this water source in the past, present and future, using a fresh and close locution that personifies La Volcana as a woman who demands empathy through testimonies and documentary data. The narrative encourages the care of this tributary, rescuing part of its memory.