Glad you enjoyed them. You do realize that the entire crew is me, which makes it difficult for me to change the gender of the crew, right?

Garland, your comment makes me sad.

1) It is completely reasonable to wish science education videos had more female representation. There are not enough women in science and having more women in the science educational videos might help.

2) There is no reason to assume someone's sexual orientation based on their wish to see a particular gender represented in a video.

3) Please realize it is spiteful to use sexual orientation as an epithet.

mr.p

Kathleen, I totally agree that we need more female science role models. However, I am literally a one man company and I give everything away for free. I work roughly 25 hours per week at this for almost no money and am a part-time teacher so I have the time to make the videos. I can't pay anybody to be in my videos. I am at a complete loss as to how to get "at least one or two of the three people at the table asking questions etc. [be] a woman". I could cross dress, however, I don't think that will achieve the intended goal. I get that I could "find women physics majors or grad students or teachers to do that", however, I just don't have the time/money to make this happen.

No worries Kathleen. I guess I am just too good at masking the fact that all three characters are played by me. 😇 Because of your comment (and others), I have contact our local Society of Women Engineers and asked if any of them want to play a character in my videos. I'd love to be able to do this, it just increases the work and time quite a bit. We will see...