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Dr. Michelle Scribner-MacLean: Professor turned runner and MickeyMilesPodcast.com host

Disney Run Podcaster, Dr. Michelle Scribner-MacLean

Listen to how Dr. Michelle became a professor, podcaster, and last but not least
a runner.

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this is the dreamers podcast where
dreamers shared their stories to inspire

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you

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now join host Joe Pardo as he interviews
a dreamer who’s living their dreams

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yeah

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welcome to the juniors podcast I’m your
host Joe part of and today I’m

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interviewing the shells from their mac
lane that right yeah

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who is living her dream through her
career as a professor of Science

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education at umass-lowell marathon
running as well as becoming a podcast

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host welcome to the show Michelle thank
you don’t happy to be here and

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congratulations on your new podcast

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thank you very much and thank you for
being on we have so much to talk about

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today I Joe we always have so much to
talk about today or any other day that

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is very true so when we get started by
giving your your background to our

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audience

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sure well I grew up it exactly in the
area where i live right now I haven’t

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ventured too far

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I grew up in the Boston area 10 miles
north of boston and right now I live in

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Nashua New Hampshire which is everything
in New England is really close by so

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it’s about 30 miles away from Boston and
I grew up a kid who was a very much a

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science geek and i was very lucky to
live within a train ride of really cool

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place in boston called the Boston Museum
of Science and i ended up working there

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for about 20 years all through teenage
years after high school and my friends

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are working at mcdonalds i was at the
Museum and working with some really cool

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scientists and science educators and I
did pretty much every job you can do at

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the Museum I was a i worked in the live
animal center i sold tickets i worked in

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the library I worked in the laser shows
at the planetarium and then eventually I

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get to teach my own classes mentor other
teachers and even let safari to Africa

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so that was the beginning of what later
turned into my regular career as a

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elementary teacher and then eventually
is a science educator at the university

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level training new teachers so that’s it
that quick nutshell is an awful lot of

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to fill in with how did you get started
with running

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so running actually I’ve only been
running for about five years now and

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what happened was actually it was a kind
of a sad situation but we turned it into

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a good thing my brother Mark and I
started running to fund a special

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initiative at my mom’s hospital
Spaulding rehab and and boston

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