
Girls Who Chase is a new initiative to elevate the content and voices of female and female-identified storm chasers. We empower and inspire girls & women globally to pursue the sciences, the weather and their passions. For more information, please check out girlswhochase.com.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 20 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Categories | ScienceNatureNatural Sciences | ||||

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Katy O'Brian is an actress and martial artist from Indianapolis, IN. She attended Indiana University Bloomington, majoring in psychology, and there joined their Cadet Officer Program. After graduation, she was a police officer for sev... more
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For our Season 3 opener, we begin with a very special extended episode in an interview with three women in the United States Air Force 53rd Weather Reconnaissance Squadron at Keesler Air Force Base, MS - known to most as the Hurricane... more
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GWC closes Season 2 with a very special episode. We had the opportunity to speak with three leaders who are all making significant contributions to diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) in the weather space - and they’re tackling it f... more
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Karen Kosiba has always been fascinated by the world around her. As a child she collected caterpillars, built model bridges, took lots of photos, and stayed up late watching lightning. When she started college, she considered careers ... more
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Jessica Moore (joined on this episode by her daughter, Lily) is a meteorologist, photographer, and storm chaser of over 10 years based out of Colorado Springs, CO. She has a degree in Broadcast & Operational Meteorology from Mississip... more
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Kathryn is an Emmy Award-winning Senior Meteorologist and Producer for NBC News in New York where she is responsible for all weather content that airs nationally across all platforms, including The Today Show and Nightly News. Before ... more
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Shannon Bileski is a landscape photographer from Manitoba, Canada. She’s been fascinated with storms since she was very young, and started trying to get decent shots of lighting at age 8. She saw her first tornado in 2007 and purchase... more
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Storm chaser and extreme meteorologist Dr. Reed Timmer probably needs no introduction to this audience. Reed has been storm chasing since the mid 1990s, when he destroyed the family video camera in hail filming a severe thunderstorm i... more
Podcast with great content and conversations. So glad it is back with season 3!
GWC is a refreshingly necessary addition opening doors to women in an overly-masculine, male dominated, education under-resourced storm-chasing community. It bridges education and inclusivity into the chasing world by empowering women and making them feel like they belong. Kudos to them for fostering an environment that develops, empowers, and rewards those who want to step into this exciting world and giving them access to resources to do so.
I love GWC. Great Podcast. 10/10 would recommend!!!!!! I have been chasing since 2002 off and on.
Girls Who Chase is the podcast I have been searching for! It’s full of interesting stories about a field I think is fascinating. I love learning from it and hearing guests talk about their adventures as well. Thank you for the fabulous content!!
As a woman in Atmospheric Science who has struggled to make it in a male dominated field, this podcast is amazing! Thank you for highlighting amazing women in chasing! Field work and atmospheric research is my life and these stories are so encouraging!
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Recent guests on this podcast include:
1. Katy O'Brian
2. Stella Kafka
3. Melissa Burt
4. Kim Klockow-McClain
5. Karen Kosiba
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