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Geologists from Planet Earth

Julie Hollis
Geology
Fieldwork
Greenland
Mauritania
Afghanistan
Antarctica
Mining Industry
Women In Geology
Sahara Desert
British Geological Survey
Art
U.S. Department Of Defense
Mining
Musgrave Block
Achaean Rocks
Women In STEM
Arctic
Georesources
Aeon Sounds Project
Namibia

Ever wondered what kind of people dedicate their lives to rocks? ‘Geologists from Planet Earth’ might challenge your ideas. In this podcast, geologists tell their stories, a geologist who dodged lions during fieldwork, another who turned ancient rock data into music, and one who found love (and radioactive rocks) working for the Pentagon in Afghanistan. There's a geologist who found working on Gre... more

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A California kid who just wanted to go climbing and dodge the draft ends up in a life spent between the lecture hall and the high Arctic. From Yosemite’s granite walls to magma chambers under the ice, Dennis's story is one of chance a... more

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Adrian Finch hailed from South London and - in his own words - started out utterly hopeless at fieldwork. His lifelong love of crystal structures led him to research into car catalysts and superconductors, before settling on the Arcti... more

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Ever wondered what happens when a young geologist, told she'd only ever be the "token female,"  decides to prove everyone gloriously wrong? Here's Helen Degeling, whose journey has careened from academia, to surviving a decidedly un-g... more

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Kristopher Szilas's geological journey began by abseiling down a 500-meter cliff face. In this episode, we hear how his rock-climbing prowess landed him a dream job sampling for gold in Greenland – an experience he'll tell you felt mo... more

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Adrian Finch
Professor of Geology at the University of St Andrews
University of St Andrews
Episode: Geology as a journey through generations - Adrian Finch
Kristopher Szilas
Geologist focused on Greenland and petrology
Natural History Museum of Denmark
Episode: Geological fieldwork: the ultimate adventure - Kristopher Szilas
Richard White
A geologist who specializes in metamorphic rocks and high-temperature geological processes.
St. Andrews University
Episode: Solo geological fieldwork: a path to independence - Richard White
Alina Khalida
Geologist and geo-hydrologist from Namibia
Namibia Water Corporation
Episode: The power of a geology education - Alina Khalida
Chris Carson
A geologist specializing in metamorphic petrology and structural geology.
Geoscience Australia
Episode: The Omega man: alone in the Antarctic - Chris Carson
Emily King
A geologist with extensive experience in mineral exploration, particularly in Afghanistan.
Founder of Prospector
Episode: Geology and self-reliance: figuring stuff out in Afghanistan - Emily King
Tim Ivanic
British Australian geologist working for the Geological Survey of Western Australia in Perth
Geological Survey of Western Australia
Episode: Communicating geology as art - Tim Ivanic
David Schofield
Chief Geologist for Nuclear Waste Services UK
Nuclear Waste Services UK
Episode: Geological fieldwork as a window to the world - David Schofield
Gillian Becky
Consultant geologist specializing in sustainable exploration and exploitation of georesources
Episode: We belong here too: women in field geology - Gillian Becky

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Julie Hollis
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It's okay to change: a geological career - Helen Degeling
Q: What do you feel you've learned?
Helen emphasizes the importance of adaptability, noting that life choices and professional choices often intertwine, and maintaining authenticity is crucial.
It's okay to change: a geological career - Helen Degeling
Q: So where does all this begin?
Helen shares that her journey began in school, where she studied geology and was inspired by her female teacher.
Solo geological fieldwork: a path to independence - Richard White
Q: When we were out there, we found some metaphyllites. What were you particularly interested in out there?
Richard mentions he was especially interested in the high-temperature metamorphic processes that formed these rocks.
Solo geological fieldwork: a path to independence - Richard White
Q: So how did you get into this PhD in the middle of the Australian desert?
Richard explains it was a bit accidental, starting from his master's work and using materials from the Musgrave Block as part of his PhD research.
We belong here too: women in field geology - Gillian Becky
Q: How do you think your early experiences of fieldwork have shaped your career path?
Gillian discusses the challenges women face in the field and emphasizes the importance of confidence and pushing through discouragement.

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Exploring the personal narratives of geologists, this podcast showcases the diverse and unexpected journeys of individuals who have dedicated their lives to studying the Earth. Listeners can expect intriguing stories such as a geologist who faced wild animals in the field, another who synthesized geological data into musical compositions, and experiences of working in extreme environments like Antarctica and Afghanistan. These narratives not only highlight the professional challenges and triumphs within the geosciences but also touch on themes of resilience, innovation, and the passion that drives these professionals to understand and protect our planet. Unique perspectives on the integration of art and science further enrich the discussion... more

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1. Adrian Finch
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4. Alina Khalida
5. Chris Carson
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8. David Schofield

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