best geology podcast

• Reddit thread in the r/geologycareers subreddit discussing different geology podcasts.
• Several users suggested various podcasts for learning more about geology.
• User recommended Ologies, a general science podcast that covers different disciplines.
• Another user shared the Nick Zentner Geology Podcast, which focuses on the Pacific Northwest with an emphasis on Washington State.
• Christian Shorey’s Earth and Environmental Science podcast was suggested as excellent.
• Fresh Thinking by Optiro recommended for those interested in geostatistics.
• SciFri, a podcast by NPR, was suggested as an enjoyable listen while driving.
• A user recommended a Geology audiobook available on Amazon.
• Geology flannelcast was suggested, which is a casual round table discussion podcast on geology.
• Don’t Panic Geocast recommended.
• PlanetGeo, a new podcast series all about geology, was suggested.
• User offered non-geology podcast recommendations, including the Dr Peter Attia’s interviews (The Drive) on medical/biochemical studies and a story-based information security podcast called Darknet Diaries.
• Trevor Valle, a paleontologist, was interviewed by Joe Rogan and highly recommended.
• Randall Carson and Graham Hancock, an archaeologist/geologist, were interviewed by Joe Rogan regarding their work on weathering and erosion of the pyramids.

Note: A link to the webpage was provided by the user but it was deleted by the person who previously posted the content.

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• Reddit post in the r/geologycareers thread, asking for helpful geology podcasts
• Post is 5 months old and has 9 upvotes
• Several users recommend podcasts related to geology and mining, including:
  • Midwestgeoscience webinars: useful for environmental consulting, site characterization, and remediation; has a comprehensive collection of webinars
  • Discovery to Recovery by SEG: tailored to minex and can get quite technical, but is interesting for someone just starting out in the field; available on Spotify and other platforms
  • The Ground Investigation Podcast: hosted in the UK; guest speakers from a variety of GI backgrounds at different stages in their careers
  • Nick Zentner Geology Podcast: adequate; covers different topics related to geology
  • AAPG Energy Insights Podcast: useful for exploring new ideas and concepts within the industry; focuses on petroleum geology
  • Oil and Gas This Week Podcast: still very active as of 5 months ago; covers various topics in the industry; useful for staying up-to-date with current events
  • The Northern Miner podcast: covers a wide range of mining-related topics; provides insights into the industry
  • Exploration Radio: good; covers geology, mining, and exploration topics; features interviews with industry professionals
  • PBE podcast (Permian Basin Experience): covers the Permian Basin in Texas; focuses on the oil and gas industry in that area
• Some users mention the technicality of some of the podcasts, but also mention that they are interesting for someone starting out in the field.
• One user specifically mentions podcasts related to environmental consulting and site remediation.
• Majority of the recommendations are related to the mining and petroleum industry.

• A Reddit thread asking for recommendations for good geopolitical and world news podcasts
• A moderator suggests checking out the subreddit “/r/GeoPodcasts”
• Several users recommend “The Red Line,” a podcast that covers specific countries with insights from 3 different experts; the podcast is noted for being unbiased and offering a global perspective

• Other recommended podcasts include “The World Next Week,” “Foreign Policy Playlist,” “Lawfare,” “The Trade Guys,” “Energy 360,” “Mexico Matters,” “China Power,” “The Diplomat | Asia Geopolitics,” “The Lawfare Podcast,” and “Sinica Podcast,” among others

• Users provide detailed lists of the podcasts they listen to and recommend, including frequency of listening and ratings on a scale of 1-5
• Some users recommend checking out the Geopolitical Futures podcast, although others critique the host, George Friedman, for being partisan or biased
• Users generally note that they appreciate the podcasts for their informative and in-depth analyses of global issues, current events, and international affairs

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• A Reddit user asked for interesting and informative geology podcasts and YouTube channels in the r/geologycareers community.
• A list of user-suggested geology-related podcasts and YouTube channels was compiled in the comments section of the post.
• SEG’s “From Discovery to Recovery” was suggested to those interested in the mining industry.
• Geology on the Rocks was recommended and described as a podcast where the hosts drink whiskey and chat all things geology in an entertaining yet informative manner. A recommendation was made via a Spotify link.
• Geology Bites was suggested multiple times and highly recommended.
• PBS Eons YouTube channel was suggested for general geology information.
• GeologyHub, suggested for current geology information, Channel ore deposits such as seminars, and others by signing up. The Platform provides fantastic materials as it is not readily available on YouTube channels.
• Caden Howlett’s YouTube channel was suggested. It features videos of him documenting his experiences during field studies in the mountains and other areas in the US.
• Geology Flannel Cast, presented by professors from Temple University, was described as a great podcast to listen to.
• “The Northern Miner” was suggested.
• “BetterGeology,” a YouTube channel, was highly recommended.
• “The ground investigation podcast,” based in the UK, was said to be a good option for those interested in geotechnical and environmental consulting.
• PaleoNerds was suggested as a great podcast to listen to.
• The ground investigation podcast, despite being UK-based, was recommended as an interesting option for people in geotechnical and environmental consulting.
• Dr. Rogers’ long video series was described as helpful in preparing for the PG, and it was suggested as being able to make people better geologists in the long run.

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• Reddit post from 7 years ago with the title: “Any good podcasts related to geology (or earth science in general)?”
• User is looking for good geology-related podcasts to listen to during long drives and downtime.
• Several users recommend different podcasts:
  • Coastal and Marine Geology by USGS Coastal and Marine Geology Science Center Team (10 karma).
  • Geology Kitchen by Explorer Multimedia (2 karma).
  • In Our Time by BBC Radio 4 (2 karma).
  • Science…Sort Of, great for commutes hosted by a paleontologist, but leans to geology a little (6 karma).
  • Don’t Panic Geocast (2 karma).
  • Generation Anthropocene, not strictly geology but in the broader field of earth & environmental sciences (1 karma).
  • Palaeocast is good, and they’re also working on a virtual Natural History Museum which is worth checking out (1 karma).
  • The first Randall Carlson podcast on the Joe Rogan Experience covers a good bit of geology. It’s mostly pertaining to ancient history however (2 karma).
  • Some users recommend non-geology podcasts to listen to as well:
    • Brian Cox’s recent podcasts (2 karma).
• One user mentions wanting to start their own geology podcast and looking for tips on recording interviews (2 karma).
• Users mention specific episodes of different podcasts to check out such as In Our Time’s episode on Carbon (in their all-time top 10), looking for content on What Is Reality, and an episode of Science…Sort Of with a botanist as a guest.
• One user notes that for recording interviews over Skype, it is usual to ask the other person to record their end of the audio on their phone or voice recorder.
• Users thank the original poster for asking this question and providing helpful recommendations.

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• A user on the subreddit r/geology asked for recommendations for geology podcasts.
• One user suggests checking out a blog called “History of the Earth Calendar.”
  • Another user thanks them for the suggestion and notes that they have enjoyed listening to it on road trips.
• A user recommends the podcast “Exploration Radio.”
  • Another user thanks them for this suggestion and notes that the podcast covers a wide variety of science topics, which they appreciate.
• Another user recommends “Don’t Panic Geocast,” which they describe as a decent geology podcast.
• A user suggests the podcast “Stuff You Should Know,” which covers a range of natural science topics.
  • Another user notes that they used episodes from this podcast to supplement their 100-level geology classes and found them helpful.
• One user says that they have been recording a podcast focused on geology research and philosophy.
  • Other users express interest in this podcast and ask to be informed when it is released.
• One user recommends several podcasts that occasionally cover geology topics, including:
  • “Past Time” (paleontology show)
  • “Generation Anthropocene”
  • “Third Pod From the Sun”
  • “I Know Dino: The Big Dinosaur Podcast”
  • “Ologies”
  • “Podship Earth”
  • Another user notes that they love “Ologies,” which they describe as fun.
    • They mention that it does not have as many earth science topics as they would like, but it is still enjoyable.
  • Another user suggests the BBC’s “In Our Time” science stream, which features interviews with academics.
  • Another user mentions the AAAS’s “Science” podcast, which reviews papers published in the journal Science.
• A user suggests checking out podcasts from the Colorado School of Mines.
• Another user recommends online courses and lecture recordings on iTunes U as a potential resource.
• The original poster thanks everyone for their recommendations.

• The webpage is a Reddit post from r/geology.
• The post title is “Are there any good geology podcasts?” and it was posted two years ago.
• A user named u/buddhacat619 posted the question, saying that they aren’t a geologist but love learning about it and want to know if there are any good podcasts about geology.
• Several users respond with recommendations for geology podcasts.
• A user named u/Bearded_BeeMan recommends the Nick Zentner Geology Podcast, describing it as both interesting and accessible. They also mention that Nick has a lot of YouTube videos of public lectures and other geology-related content.
• Another user named u/lonestarpig recommends the Don’t Panic Geocast, which covers various topics in earth science such as geology, geophysics, meteorology, and data collection.
• u/lonestarpig adds that the hosts of Don’t Panic Geocast are very cool and foster a good community.
• A user named u/Keep-Me-Posted recommends Nick Zentner as well, describing him as one of the best science communicators they’ve encountered and giving him a 10/10 rating. They also mention that Nick’s content is particularly interesting if you’re interested in the US Pacific Northwest, which has some fascinating geological features.
• u/Keep-Me-Posted echoes the recommendation for Don’t Panic Geocast as well, describing it as very diverse and accessible for both geology and non-geology folks.
• A user named u/jeanmarc333 recommends the Amoeba People podcasts, though they admit that they haven’t seen any new episodes in a while.
• Another user named u/dclements recommends Nick Zentner’s YouTube videos, and says they plan to check out his podcasts as well.
• Many users express excitement about the various recommendations and plan to check out the suggested podcasts.
• The post on r/geology has 19 points and 10 comments as of the time of this writing.

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