
Podcasts from the Sierra Nevada Virtual Museum
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 10 | Founded | 20 years ago |
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In November and December 2006, The California Report, a public affairs broadcast presented on National Public Radio, aired a three-part series entitled “Preserving a Rural Sierra.” The reports were produced by award-winning journalists Catherine Stif... more
In April 2006, Jim Branham, Executive Director of the Sierra Nevada Conservancy, and others, spoke to the Sierra College class named Interdisciplinary 6: The Sierra Nevada.
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This Sierra Cast features a panel discussion entitled “Th... more
In March 2006, Steve Eubanks, Supervisor of the Tahoe National Forest, spoke on the history of the United States Forest Service and forest sustainability to the Sierra College class named Interdisciplinary 6: The Sierra Nevada.
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In April 2006, Robert Hanna, the great-great-grandson of the famous environmentalist John Muir, spoke to the Sierra College class named Interdisciplinary 6: The Sierra Nevada.
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Robert Hanna is the great-great-grandson of the famous... more
In February 2006, Gary Noy, history instructor at Sierra College, spoke on the environmental history of the Sierra Nevada to the Sierra College class named Interdisciplinary 6: The Sierra Nevada.
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Gary Noy teaches history at Sierra... more
In March 2006, Ed Pandolfino, Conservation Chairperson for the Sierra Foothills Audubon Society, spoke on Sierra Nevada birds to the Sierra College class named Interdisciplinary 6: The Sierra Nevada.
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Ed Pandolfino is Conservation... more
In March 2006, Tom Philp, Pulitzer Prize winning editorial writer for the Sacramento Bee spoke on efforts to restore Hetch Hetchy Valley and other water issues to the Sierra College class named Interdisciplinary 6: The Sierra Nevada.
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In March 2006, pioneer rock climber Royal Robbins, whose “clean climbing” techniques inspired a generation of skillful climbers, spoke on his adventures in the Sierra Nevada to the Sierra College class named Interdisciplinary 6: The Sierra Nevada.
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The Ancient Geology podcast by Dr. Thompson, which was an interesting talk to an audience, has lots of information, but we can't see any of it. This is unfortunate because geology needs visuals to explain propertly. If the SierraCast podcasters read this review, and if they can, they should modify the podcast into an enhanced version. (But the presentation is 4 years old, so I am not hopeful.) By contrast, the Sierra Nevada Virtual Museum (www dot sierranevadavirtualmuseum dot com) is an exc... more










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