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The Core of Everything

Jack Turney and Mark Boyd
Climate Change
Hydrogen
Fulgarites
Earthquakes
Stonehenge
Earth
Gold
Serpentinization
U.S. Civil War
Yellowstone National Park
Mars
Fuel Cells
Carbon Capture and Storage
Electrolysis
Depleted Oil and Gas Reservoirs
Titan
Green Hydrogen
Gray Hydrogen
Blue Hydrogen
Natural Gas

Welcome to The Core of Everything, the podcast that discusses the basic science behind the fascinating natural world around us, including geology, rocks, earthquakes, volcanoes, rivers, oceans, floods, and so much more! Join Jack and Mark for some down to Earth conversation on the basics of geology and the newest scientific discoveries. Jack is a postdoctoral research scientist at Columbia Univers... more

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Kathy is an award-winning cinematographer and director for natural history documentaries and an Associate Professor at California State University Sacramento.We talk about the Greenland ice sheet, a secret Cold War Base, if documentaries are the best... more

Professor Brendan Buckley is a dendrochronologist at the Lamont Doherty Earth Observatory, Columbia University.

We discuss what tree rings can tell us about past climates, how to read a tree stump, how they have been used to identify the rise and fa... more

In this episode, we interview the amazing Dr Kate Marvel.

We cover her background from drama to physicist to climate modeler and travel back in time to discuss how fear of the changing climate gave rise to witchcraft and religious phenomena.

We fi... more

In this episode, we are privileged to interview Pulitzer Prize winner Elizabeth Kolbert.

We talk about her style of writing and why it is engaging for so many readers and discuss her book Under a White Sky, which tells stories of human solutions to... more

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Professor Brendan Buckley
A pioneer of using tree rings to understand past climates and a longtime member of the Tree Ring Laboratory at Lamont.
Columbia University
Episode: 37. Prof. Brendan Buckley: the wonders of tree rings
Dr. Kate Marvel
Associate Research Scientist at Columbia University and NASA Goddard Institute for Space Studies
Columbia University, NASA
Episode: 36. Dr Kate Marvel: fear and courage in the face of climate change
Kris Karnauskas
Associate Professor at the University of Colorado Boulder
University of Colorado Boulder
Episode: 31. Prof. Kris Karnauskas: the Galapagos Islands, Charles Darwin, and ocean currents
Paul Olsen
Paleontologist and strategist at Columbia University
Columbia University
Episode: 30. Prof. Paul Olsen: the dawn of the dinosaurs and the Triassic mass extinction
Dr. Jacob Anderson
Post-doctoral researcher at the Lamont Doherty Earth Observatory
Columbia University
Episode: 29. Dr Jacob Anderson: melting ice sheets, permafrost and DNA
Banusha Kugabalan
An expert discussing moons Io and Titan
Episode: 18. Moons: Io, Titan, the speed of light, astronomers and lunatics

Hosts

Jack
Postdoctoral research scientist at Columbia University.
Mark
PhD student at Imperial College London.

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37. Prof. Brendan Buckley: the wonders of tree rings
Q: How does tree species affect the accuracy of climate data?
Different tree species respond differently to climatic conditions; species growing in areas with little competition provide clearer climate signals than those in dense forests.
37. Prof. Brendan Buckley: the wonders of tree rings
Q: What do tree rings tell us about past climates?
Tree rings can reveal information about yearly climate patterns, such as temperature variations and precipitation, through their width and density.
35. Elizabeth Kolbert: ingenious solutions to climate change
Q: When you write, is it to primarily inspire action or is it to sort of disseminate knowledge?
Elizabeth Kolbert states her role as primarily one of knowledge dissemination, emphasizing the importance of presenting information clearly and accessibly.
30. Prof. Paul Olsen: the dawn of the dinosaurs and the Triassic mass extinction
Q: Is there any way to say that the evolution of species of dinosaurs sped up during this Triassic because of the fluctuating or extreme weather events?
It's difficult to determine if evolution sped up due to extreme weather events since evolution acts on features already present in a population. Climate fluctuations may create opportunities for natural selection at the edges of habitability.
29. Dr Jacob Anderson: melting ice sheets, permafrost and DNA
Q: What does the data show in Antarctica about permafrost thawing and carbon release?
In Antarctica, there is an increase in greenhouse gases released, although not as significant as in the Northern Hemisphere. However, the exact potential for gas locked in the subsurface is still a key question.

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A podcast that explores the fundamental science of geology and the natural world, touching on a wide range of topics such as rocks, earthquakes, volcanoes, rivers, and scientific discoveries. Through engaging conversations, the hosts break down complex geological concepts into understandable discussions, making them accessible and enjoyable for listeners. Noteworthy is the blend of lightheartedness with informative content, as episodes cover intriguing elements like tree rings and climate science, alongside an exploration of ancient history and the mechanics of Earth's systems.

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