As cliché as Newton’s axiom “standing on the shoulders’ of giants” has become, for geologists this is especially true. Most of our geological expeditions are targeted based on previous hints provided by the field geologists of yore. Whether it be the orogenic history responsible for James Hutton’s famous unconformity at Siccar Point or Heim Gansser’s Himalayan expeditions disguised as a Buddhist p... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 9 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Categories | Earth SciencesSciencePersonal JournalsSociety & Culture |
Episode title: The Love of Fish Bones with Meeman Chang Episode summary introduction: This episode of GEOY explores the life of Dr. Meeman Chang, a leading Chinese vertebrate paleontologist. She spent her life studying fish faunas and clarified t... more
Episode summary introduction: “How old is the Earth?” Generations of scholars have asked this fundamental question, and estimates ranged from a few thousand years to indefinite time spans. Geologic and biologic observations from the 18th and 19th... more
Episode summary introduction: This episode of GEOY explores the incredible and inspiring life of notable geologist Tanya Atwater, the Mother of Plate Tectonics. Geologists Mikaela Moore and Gillian Ivey discuss Atwater’s life from a young age, thro... more
Episode summary: This episode of GEOY explores the life of Dr. John Tuzo Wilson, the famous geologist responsible for the Wilson cycle and the discovery of transform faults. Geologists Noelle Lin and Mikaela Moore discuss the important contribution... more
Episode summary: This episode of GEOY takes you back to the 18th century when James Hutton set out for his famous expedition to Siccar Point, and introduced the concept of geological time. Back in Hutton’s day when it was widely believed that Eart... more
The first Canadian female geologist.
The true discoverer of sea-floor spreading.
This episode of GEOY is dedicated to brilliant interdisciplinary scientist, and pioneer polar explorer Alfred Wegener, whose theory of continental drift shook the foundations of geology, paleontology, and biology research. While today continental dri... more
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These guys did a good job of telling these stories, I love to hear about the adventures of the geologist from the past!
The balance struck between telling an exciting story and working through geological concepts and theories was engaging and fun! I am so exited for a educational podcast that engages its listeners with one of the best tools in an earth scientist’s toolkit - good storytelling. Looking forward to more episodes!!
Loved the first episode - can’t wait for more!
Really enjoyed the podcast! I don’t know any of this history and it is fascinating to hear these details, shared in such an engaging manner. Well done! Looking forward to the next on:
I have loved this podcast. It is impressive to see the evolution of such an important theory, which nobody approves at the beginning, but which is finally proven and accepted, and that from it it has been possible to continue making a more in-depth study on plate tectonics, an amazing process that keeps the earth in constant change. Currently I study geology at the university and it is really wonderful to study and know how when and why of the formation of continents, the different locations of ... more
The Geological Expeditions of Yore’s first episode was so fun to listen to. The story telling includes passion, theatrics, and beautiful sound design. I enjoyed learning more about a geological icon, even though I’m not a geologist myself. I am excited to see what else the Geology Podcast Network puts out.
What greater explorers exist than the ones who studied our very planet? To hear their stories and learn about their adventures has been a treat! Can’t wait for more!
Apple Podcasts | #202 | United States/Science/Earth Sciences |
Apple Podcasts | #188 | Australia/Science/Earth Sciences |
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