Don't Panic Geocast

This week John recaps his trip to AMS and Shannon teases a show on her field work!

• Find AMS talks here
• TORUS project
• WX Symbols
• NCAR Dropsonde
• Tim's Cowbell Video

• This week it's a…

What's that in the sky? A bird? A plane? No, it's a scary looking cloud! Find out what it was this week!

• Flammagenitus (with great chart at the bottom)
• Australia Pyrocumulus
• Kelvin Helmholtz Insta…

This week we go over the last year and discuss our plans for 2020 before diving into a discussion on pupil shapes in various animals. Don't miss it!

• Banks, Martin S., et al. "Why do…

This week we finish up talking about deserts with some of our favorite features - dunes, ventifacts, and more!

• Sailing Stones
• Ventifact
• Dunes

• How can math and physics "improve" h…

This week we stick to a dry subject - deserts! Learn about how rocks weather in a place where there isn't much.

• Peltier diagram on weathering
• Desert Varnish
• Rock Exfoliation Video

Deserts - hot and dry right? Wrong! There's so much more to them!

• Synthetic Uranus? Magnetic Fields? Learn more in this week's fun paper.
• Chau, Ricky, Sebastien Hamel, and William …

This week we talk about the dreaded stereonet and why it's useful and somewhat... odd.

• Great Stereonet Video Series
• On Teaching Stereonets
• Visible Geology

• What's the best way to m…

This week we talk about how YOU can contribute to science with citizen science efforts and what it takes to make a successful citizen science project.

• SETI@Home
• Pl@ntNet
• BioBlitz
• OK BioBlitz
• urad Mo…

This week Matt Hall of Agile Scientific joins John to talk about teaching Python, the ways scientists get around learning programming, and how to help them learn these tools!

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• Suppor…

This week we talk about fire weather and wildfires! It's a hot topic. We also visit a somewhat Halloween appropriate fun paper from the Journal of Experimental Biology.

• National Fire Danger Rating …

This week we talk to Dr. Jeffrey Wagman about experimental psychology, perception, and what it takes to write a "Fun Paper" worthy paper!

• Jeff's Website

• This week we discuss knigh…

This week we wrap up our discussion of how plate tectonics can influence climate, then discuss zebra stripes on a fascinating fun paper Friday!

• Kojima, Tomoki, et al. "Cows painted…

This week we chat about how tectonics can influence the climate and the many ways in which this happens.

• Here's egg in your eye! Find out about the severity of ocular injuries from …

This week we talk about how rivers work. Rivers are all around - on the surface, underground, even under glaciers and upside-down!

• Esker Water
• Strahler Number
• Law of the Wall
• Dam Nation

Shannon is back from GSA, John is back from London and we talk about teaching revelations, new things happening in magnetics, and learning programming on this catch-up themed episode!

This week we talk about the age of the Earth and how we think we know it!

• Wiki Summary

• This week we revisit the perceived weight of things... it's heavy!
• Wagman, Jeffrey B., and …

This week we talk about the opposite of convection - microbursts! Learn how air accelerates downward to cause tornado like destruction and aircraft accidents on this week's show!

• Microburst
• Ted Fuji…

This week the crew discusses thunderstorms - where they come from and how they are actually really similar to some geological processes.

• Squall Line/QLCS
• Outflow Boundary

• What mak…

This week we talk about plotting and how we think (or don't) in graphs and charts.

• It's the weekend - do you know what your doctor is doing?
• Caverly, Tanner J., Rodney A. Hayward, a…

Eric Brunning (@deeplycloudy) returns to talk about doing science in the field in this crossover episode with the Embedded Podcast! 

Eric on Embedded: 268: Cakepan Interferometry

Eric on our show: 13…