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Don't Panic Geocast

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Don't Panic Geocast
Don't Panic Geocast seems to be a great option for those looking for a geology podcast. People say that it covers a wide variety of topics ranging from geology, geophysics, meteorology, and data collection [3], and the hosts are described as being super cool and fostering a good community [7]. It's also surprisingly accessible for those just dipping their toes into geology [8].
It seems the Earth and Environmental Systems Podcast is a great choice for someone looking for a geology podcast. People say that it covers topics about Earth and Environmental Systems [2], providing insight into the field of geology. Compared to the other podcasts listed in my research, this one seems to be specifically tailored towards Earth and Environmental Systems, making it a great option for someone looking for a geology podcast.
History of Earth Podcast seems to be a great option for those looking for a geology podcast. It is described as a podcast about the history of Earth [2], which may be interesting for some people. It seems to be well-received, as many people have suggested it in response to queries about geology podcasts [2, 4, 6, 7, 9]. It is worth considering as an option when looking for a geology podcast.
It seems that In Our Time with Melvyn Bragg is a popular choice for a geology podcast [1], with several episodes dedicated to the subject. It requires some sieving to find the relevant ones, but people seem to find it enjoyable and informative [3][5]. Although it is not as focused on geology topics as some of the other podcasts in the notes, it offers a variety of interesting topics that may be of interest to people looking for a geology podcast [5].
BBC Radio 4 Life Scientific seems to provide an interesting and informative geology podcast. People say that it discussed earthquakes and fracking in Zoe Shipton's 08 July 14 episode [1], as well as Sanjeev Gupta's 14 May 13 Planetary Geologist works on the Curiosity mission [1]. It also seems to be a popular option among geologists, as it was suggested multiple times in the sources [3][8]. Compared to other possible answers, BBC Radio 4 Life Scientific might be more suitable for those looking for an interesting and accessible geology podcast that provides insights by experts in the field from around the world.

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  • Don't Panic Geocast
  • Earth and Environmental Systems Podcast
  • History of Earth Podcast
  • In Our Time with Melvyn Bragg
  • BBC Radio 4 Life Scientific
  • WeMartians Podcast
  • Geology Flannelcast
  • Nick Zentner Geology Podcast
  • Amoeba People Podcasts
  • Nick on the Rocks
  • YouTube geology videos by Nick
  • The Geology Podcast Network
  • Planet Geocast
  • Geology Bites
  • The Show Notes
  • Considerations

    Topics Discussed

    When it comes to geology podcasts, there are a variety of topics discussed. BBC Radio 4's Life Scientific [1] and In Our Time with Melvyn Bragg [1] both have episodes discussing earthquakes and fracking, planetary geology, and the history of Earth [2][3]. Don't Panic Geocast [3] covers topics such as geology, geophysics, meteorology, and data collection [4], while Earth and Environmental Systems Podcast [2] focuses on Earth and Environmental Systems. Valleycast Podcast [2] is a suggestion for random shits and giggles.

    Hosts

    BBC Radio 4's Life Scientific is hosted by Zoe Shipton [1], while Sanjeev Gupta hosted a 14 May 13 episode about being a Planetary Geologist working on the Curiosity mission [1]. Don't Panic Geocast hosts are described as "super cool" with the ability to foster a good community [3]. The Nick Zentner Geology Podcast is hosted by Professor Nick Zentner from Eastern Washington University [5][7], while The Infinite Monkey Cage podcast is hosted by BBC Radio 4 with topics from the world of science [6].

    Duration

    The duration of these podcasts vary greatly. BBC Radio 4's Life Scientific typically runs for 30-minutes per episode, while In Our Time with Melvyn Bragg can range from 30 minutes to an hour long episode depending on the topic discussed. Don't Panic Geocast episodes range from 15 minutes to an hour long depending on the subject matter covered in each episode. The Nick Zentner Geology Podcast has 9-10 episodes out so far ranging in length from 10-30 minutes each.

    Educational Value

    There are many podcasts that can provide educational value when it comes to geology. Nature magazine offers podcasts that cover topics from the world of science that could be useful for those studying geology or related fields [6]. The Nick Zentner Geology Podcast has a series called "Geology 101" which would be good for those just dipping their toes into geology[5][7]. Robert Sapolsky's lectures on Human Behavioral Biology are also worth checking out via YouTube[9]. Ologies podcast covers biology relevant to geology which could be useful for those looking for additional educational content[9], while Science Faction podcast covers biology and other topics related to geology[10].

    Fun Factor

    When it comes to fun factor, there are plenty of interesting podcasts available. The Infinite Monkey Cage podcast includes comedy sketches in each episode which could be entertaining for some listeners[6], while Palaeocast also works on creating a virtual Natural History Museum[9]. Amoeba People Podcasts have been described as enjoyable[7], while A Rational Fear podcast offers comedic voices combined with discussions about climate change[5]. Sawbones podcast is described as random medical-ish things which could be entertaining for some listeners[9], while Big Blue Rock offers fun conversations about all things related to geology and earth processes[5].

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