
A Podcast of Geography and geospatial technologies
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 911 | Founded | 20 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EducationSocial SciencesScience | |||

News:
• Grounding with Google Maps
• Geospatial Reasoning and Gemini in Google Earth
• Google AR/Galaxy XR
• Meta Ray-Ban Display
• Meta's Wearables Device Access toolkit announced
• Amazon AR for delivery drivers
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• The... more
News:
• 2026 Marine Advanced Technology Education (MATE) ROV World Championship Open
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• Mapping the Past: The Welsh LiDAR Portal
Topic:
• Unique GIS Jobs (From reddit)
I'm a geography major with a concentration in GIS and I'v... more
News:
• First images from NISAR, joint NASA-ISRO SAR mission
• Niantic spatial creates geospatial Death Stranding game
• Earthmover climate startup focuses on weather data
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• Maps Learning Hub
Topic:
• Geography as an int... more
News:
• International Geomagnetic Reference Field Explorer Updated
• Researchers use AI machine learning to uncover hidden earthquakes
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• McAtlas - McAtlas.com
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• This week we return to a discussion on worldbuilding t... more
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I love the podcast. I was just listening to some older episodes about the annual AAG conference. Will there be any discussion on the upcoming conference in March? As a first time student presenter, I’m very interested in content on that subject.
Thanks for fulfilling my inner Geography nerd’s deepest and darkest desires. PS No one cares that you left Twitter. It’s not the end of the world. Take deep breaths.
I appreciate the news round ups, interviews (speleology episode was awesome), conference convos, and long/deep philosophical discussions. I creeped into Geography after my undergrad & I want to thank these folks for helping me get immersed in all things GISci. I’ve recommended the show to fellow students and instructors.
Been absolutely loving their conversations on GIS and geography. Especially liked the recent philosophical episode on Space and Place. :)
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The episodes consistently explore a wide range of topics related to geography and geospatial technologies, highlighting advancements in GIS, discussions around geospatial education, and the integration of AI into geographic systems. Notably, there are engaging conversations about the cultural implications of geographic information and technology, as well as reflections on the evolution of geography as a discipline, which can be particularly enlightening for listeners interested in the intersection of technology and social sciences. Additionally, some episodes feature interviews with experts, fostering insights into contemporary challenges and innovations within the geographic field.
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2. Willow Ross
3. Zach Jaffe
4. Blake Sineft
5. Jay Young
6. Jack Adams
7. Dale Loberger
8. John Nolte
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