Audiobooks by Olivia Brodowski

Humans on Mars

"Earth is a safe haven bustling with movement, innovative ideas and creative minds, but we are also surely becoming over capacitated, and with our population growing more and more everyday, it is only a matter of time before Earth's resources can no longer sustain us, nor will there be any room for us to live in comfortably. Like in ancient times, humans have always looked for the skies for solutions to their problems, and that is what our scientists and researchers have also been doing, looking at the skies for a new alternative, and it seems like we have found one. Mars, the red planet, and Earth's neighbour, was recently discovered as a planet that could one day have the possibility to sustain human life. Humans on Mars will explore all the different aspects of human colonization on our neighbour, the little red planet."

Amna Abu Askar, Belinda Tam, Dr. Austin Mardon, Irene Fang, Jonathan Wiebe, Karanveer Kaushal, Kauthar Mohammad, Khushi Shah, Kibrom Makaby, Laura Orsini, Lea Touliopoulos, Olivia Brodowski (Author), Catlin Kuzyk (Narrator)

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Stem Cells: The Complete Blueprint

""Stem cell therapy to reverse aging and cure cancer." I'm sure you have seen headlines similar to this circulating in newspapers and on TV many times. You've probably also wondered what stem cells are, exactly, and how they are going to cause all of these miraculous scientific feats. This book was written as an answer to all of these basic stem cell questions, touching on areas such as the history of stem cells, a deep-dive into regenerative therapies, and future directions of stem cell therapy. Read on to find out more!"

Anusha Mappanasingam, Dhwani Bhadresa, Dr. Austin Mardon, Joonsoo Sean Lyeo, Olivia Brodowski, Pareesa Ali, Rishi Thangarajah, Rodala Aranya, Salma Abrahim, Samira Sunderji, Sheher-Bano Ahmed, Si Cong (sam) Zhang (Author), Cynthia Hamar (Narrator)

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The World's Oldest Library: The Library of Ashurbanipal

"When time goes on, and the world spins, hidden secrets will remain forgotten. Until one day, in a technologically advanced future, historians will discover what once were traces of a past story. In the case of King Ashurbanipal, historians delve into the past and find his vast library of clay tablets and fragments containing texts from his era in the 7th century BC. Among these texts arise stories such as the famous Epic of Gilgamesh, Poor Man of Nippur and the Myth of Adapa. Ashurbanipal's Library is one of the most important archaeological discoveries ever made as it provides thousands of primary sources, giving us an insight into the Mesopotamian world. The World's Oldest Library: The Library of Ashurbanipal is a book written by multiple students and all compiled into one single anthology with the help of Dr. Austin Mardon. Dr. Mardon is the Antarctic Institute of Canada's founder and provides excellent internship opportunities for students across the nation."

Dr. Austin Mardon, Irene Fang, Jonathan Wiebe, Karanveer Kaushal, Katie Tulloch, Kauthar Mohammad, Khushi Shah, Kibrom Makaby, Laura Orsini, Lea Touliopoulos, Olivia Brodowski, Sabika Sami (Author), Reinette Schabert (Narrator)

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What in the World is RH Disease?

"The Rhesus factor is an important blood type. Rh disease is a disease of the blood that affects pregnant women and causes fetal death in around 276 fetuses of every 100,00 that are born. In this book, we will be discussing how Rh disease works, the history behind Rh disease, and how societal, economic and cultural factors affect Rh disease prevalence."

Anusha Mappanasingam, Dhwani Bhadresa, Dr. Austin Mardon, Joonsoo Sean Lyeo, Olivia Brodowski, Pareesa Ali, Rahma Gulaid, Rishi Thangarajah, Rodala Aranya, Salma Abrahim, Samira Sunderji, Sheher-Bano Ahmed, Si Cong Zhang (Author), George Mcfarlane (Narrator)

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