Podcast and Video Links

Some specific to GEOL 420, some just for fun. If there's a specific one I will want to you check out for GEOL 420 I will let you know. Beneath each general link which you can explore are some selected episodes. If you have any suggestions to add to this page, let me know.

Geology Bites: link

• Esther Sumner on Turbidity Currents

• Michael Manga on Wet Eruptions

• Keith Klepeis on How Plutons Form

• Adam Simon on Battery Metals

• Roberta Rudnick on the Continental Crustal Composition Paradox

• Bob White on How Magma Moves Through the Crust

• Claire Corkhill on Geological Radioactive Waste Disposal

• Catherine Mottram on Dating Rock Deformation

• Rob Butler on the Origin of the Alps

• John Wakabayashi on the Franciscan Complex

• Martin Gibling on Rivers in the Geological Record

• Becky Flowers on Deciphering the Thermal History of Rocks

• Craig Jones on the Iconic Landscapes of the American Westerns

• Gillian Foulger on Explaining Intraplate Volcanism Without Mantle Plumes

• Laurence Robb on Where Our Minerals Come From

• Clare Warren on Divining the History of a Rock

• Steve Sparks on What Makes a Volcano Erupt

Seismic Soundoff: link - In-depth conversations in applied geophysics.

• Can Your Subsurface Model Explain All the Data?

• Why SEG Is Building a Home for Mining Geophysics

• The Human Side of Volcano Monitoring

• How Geophysics Connects Curiosity, Science, and Career Opportunity

• Why Geophysicists Are Paying More Attention to Groundwater

• The Hidden Opportunity in Critical Minerals That Geophysicists Can’t Ignore

• Applying Near-surface Geophysics to Agricultural Challenges

PlantGeo: link

Myron Cook Geology: YouTube Channel

• Wyoming Geology A World Class Wonderland

• Learn how Supervolcanoes caused the World’s Largest Landslide in Wyoming

• The Most Sand The World Has Even Known

Sean Willsey - Geology Explained: YouTube Channel

The Shear Zone: Rob Butler YouTube Channel - educational videos on geology.

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