Innovators at the Intersection
Innovators at the Intersection is an extension of Diversity in Action’s mis-sion, bringing to life the impactful stories of trailblazers at the crossroads of culture and STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math-ematics). For over a decade, Diversity in Action has celebrated individuals making a difference, and this podcast amplifies those voices, transforming our storytelling into a dynamic audio experience. Each episode showcases inspiring narratives, groundbreaking projects, and the unique journeys of individuals who are pushing boundaries in their fields. From blending art with robotics to revolutionizing education through technology, the podcast spotlights voices that often go unheard but deserve to be celebrated.
Episodes

Friday Apr 04, 2025
Friday Apr 04, 2025
In this episode of Innovators at the Intersection, we speak with Dr. Lawrence Udeigwe, a mathematician and musician from Nigeria, who shares his journey of pursuing both math and music. From a young age, he realized the power of combining creativity with logic, and in this episode, he explores how the intersection of these fields has shaped his life and career. Tune in for a conversation about innovation, passion, and the endless possibilities that emerge when art and science converge.

Monday Feb 24, 2025
Monday Feb 24, 2025
Innovators at the Intersection is an extension of Diversity in Action's mis-sion, bringing to life the impactful stories of trailblazers at the crossroads of culture and STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math-ematics). For over a decade, Diversity in Action has celebrated individuals making a difference, and this podcast amplifies those voices, transforming our storytelling into a dynamic audio experience.
Each episode showcases inspiring narratives, groundbreaking projects, and the unique journeys of individuals who are pushing boundaries in their fields. From blending art with robotics to revolutionizing education through technology, the podcast spotlights voices that often go unheard but deserve to be celebrated.