Soundtrack that I was making for the film about Geologists and Biologists from UiT, The Arctic University of Norway, and their fieldwork - collecting sediment cores from ponds and the sea bottom.

Foraminifera

Glacier/Sediment core

10,000 years old leaves

Our guest is Dr. Heather Graham, organic geochemist and research associate from the NASA Goddard Space Flight Center. Dr. Graham's research focuses on the scientific development of tools and techniques that can help us identify “agnostic biosignatures” – evidence of living systems that may not share common biochemistry with life on Earth. Dr. Graham is also involved in studying the asteroid samples returned by the Hayabusa 2 mission. In addition to her work as an astrobiologist, she also co-wrote and directed an experimental rock opera about "Hidden Figures" Katherine Johnson, Mary Jackson, and Dorothy Vaughn, more than 2 years before Hollywood.

Check out our website for the full transcript of this podcast, plus the full YouTube version of this episode: https://astrobiology.nasa.gov/ask-an-astrobiologist/episodes/49/

Asteroids, Agnostic Biosignatures, & Experimental Rock Opera with Dr. Heather Graham

In the inaugural episode of our podcast Mo' Curious by Missouri Life we take a brief look at 1.5 billion years of geologic history in the Show-Me State. Mo' Curious is a podcast the explores the past, present and future of the 24th state. It is created and hosted by Trevor Harris and proudly presented by Missouri Life.

Mo' Curious S1E1: Missouri Rocks!

In the third episode of season 2 of BIOmarkers, the audio series that archives the oral history of organic geochemistry, we speak with Susan Gaines, author of Carbon Dreams and co-author of the organic geochemistry staple, Echoes of Life. In this episode, Susan covers  her journey through science and writing Carbon Dreams and Echoes of Life. She also mentions her newest book, The Accidentals.

Season 3 - Episode 3 - Susan Gaines

In this episode of BIOmarkers, the audio series that archives the oral history of organic geochemistry, we speak with Dr. Ken Peters, an adjunct professor in the Department of Geological Sciences at Stanford University, Fellow in the Geochemical Society, and principal author of The Biomarker Guide. In this episode, Ken discusses his career insights and the importance of lifelong learning and teaching.

Season 2 - Episode 4 - Dr. Kenneth Eric Peters

Today on the Matt Walsh Show, the war on American history continues, and now it has moved way beyond simply removing statues of Confederate generals. We’ll discuss the latest on that front today. Also Five Headlines including Democrats in Texas absconding from the state in order to prevent the passage of bills they oppose. These are the same people who complain about “obstructionism.” And will the Biden Administration be fact checking your text messages? A new report makes that claim. In our Daily Cancellation we talk about an article in a scientific journal claiming that geology is racist. The reason they give for this claim is so unbelievably insane and stupid that it may actually shock you.

Ep. 752 - The War On American History

A taster of my new album, Land, Sea and Sky - available Aug 2021 on CD and download. Pre-order now at https://jonthestoryteller.com/shop/ and get an extra bonus story download free!

Land, Sea and Sky

Land, Sea and Sky - Introduction

This episode features Dr Alessandro Palci, Honorary Researcher at SAM and Research Associate at Flinders University. We talk about using CT scans to reconstruct ancient snakes, and how Jurassic World got the mosasaur slightly wrong.

This series is made possible by the Department for Energy and Mining. Our Wonders from the South Australian Museum exhibition (featuring some palaeontological highlights) is on until August 8th 2021.

014 Wonders: CT scanning and lizard-like snakes

The third poem from my sequence 'Dorset Waterbodies, a Common / Weal', a collaborative piece made for Cape Farewell's RiverRun project. Based on my research with scientists studying the watershed feeding into Poole Bay, and particularly the Salmon, who spawn upriver in the chalkstreams, the poem sequence (in 5 parts) voices the impacts of pollution on the more-than-human world, and draws on a sense of people's cooperative nature to inspire a collective response.
My thanks to Michael Ormiston for the recording.
And to Mark Simmons for the image of Durdle Door.

3. Chalk & Cheese

Our guest is Dr. Alfonso Davila, an astrobiologist at NASA Ames Research Center! His research focuses on the biological and biosignature potential of terrestrial environments considered to be analogous to extraterrestrial environments, and using that knowledge to develop strategies to search for evidence of life beyond Earth. His current research involves instrument testing in the Atacama desert and Antarctica to inform drilling techniques for the icy regions of Mars.

Check out our website for the full transcript of this podcast, plus the full YouTube version of this episode: https://astrobiology.nasa.gov/ask-an-astrobiologist/episodes/50/

From Fieldwork on Earth to Drilling on Mars with Dr. Alfonso Davila

I this episode I sit down with Dave Kelly of Dave Kelley Artistics and one of my most popular guests, ElleyCat. I talk to them about their collaborations together, how they met and their synergy on set together.
You can find Dave’s work at https://www.davekelleyartistics.com
Which also includes all his links on Social Media including 500px, Instagram and Twitter as well as Facebook.
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Also be sure to join the Liam Photography Podcast Facebook Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/liamphotographypodcast/ You can reach the show by call or text @ 470-294-8191 to leave a comment or request a topic or guest for the show. Additionally you can email the show @ liam@liamphotographypodcast.com and find the show notes at http://www.liamphotographypodcast.com.
You can find my work @ https://www.liamphotography.net on and follow me on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter @liamphotoatl. If you like abandoned buildings and history, you can find my project @ http://www.forgottenpiecesofgeorgia.com. and http://www.forgottenpiecesofpennsylvania.com.
Please also stop by my Youtube channels. Aperture Assassin
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Episode 131: I interview Fine Art Photographer Dave Kelly and Geologist, Model and Actress ElleyCat!

The host presents a theory regarding the real history of humankind, and explains his process of connecting the dots which ultimately led to the theory. Do you wonder why there are pyramids around the world? Do you wonder why so many ancient, inexplicable ruins seem to feature vitrified or melted stone, and if there is a connection between these site? Do you wonder why many of our cultures share a flood myth and why some of the plot lines and stories are similar?  Please listen to this episode.

The Pangea Podcast - Episode 1 - Where Did We Come From?

Professor Michael Hamburger (Indiana University, Department of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences) discusses what natural disasters are and how they are impacted by climate change.

Natural Disaster Resilience

open page for the stage

FB Beautiful Earth

Audio tracks from the Footprints in Coal mining museum at Castlecomer Discovery Park, as part of the digital museum project. Available in the App and Play Store.

Room 6b - Seamus Walsh Reciting His Poem 'Deerpark Mine Anniversary' In 2019

Room 6a - Seamus Walsh Reciting His Poem About Deerpark Mine

acoustic freestyles on YouTube 
https://youtube.com/channel/UCkZK0wmuBnB8rKFVOroqwmg

The Indiana University, College of Arts and Sciences's Themester program is a focused and multi-faceted inquiry into a variety of topics that change each fall semester. It fosters the exchange of ideas and connects the issues our faculty teach in the classroom to our students’ lives through courses, lectures, exhibits, films, and more.

Delve behind the scenes at the South Australian Museum, a natural history museum in Adelaide, SA. Hear from scientists, researchers and curators about how objects are collected and what happens once they're in the Museum.

Ask An Astrobiologist is in interactive talk show sponsored by the NASA Astrobiology Program, SAGANet.org, and the Blue Marble Space Institute of Science.

Each episode, our hosts, Dr. Sanjoy Som and Dr. Graham Lau (Blue Marble Space Institute for Science), interview one of the best and brightest scientists from the field of astrobiology, as well as fielding YOUR questions from Twitter, Facebook, and the SAGANet.org chat room.

Tweet @saganorg with #AskAstrobio to get your burning questions about astrobiology answered live on the air!

Fed up with the talking heads? Matt gives you a no-holds-barred take on today’s cultural, religious, and political issues. Monday thru Friday.

I am a professional Documentary, Real Estate and Commercial Photographer located in Roxboro, NC. I have moved my show back to SoundCloud and I am here to stay!

Helen Moore is an award-winning British ecopoet and socially engaged artist based in NE Somerset, UK. www.helenmoorepoet.com

Storyteller and songwriter; grew up in Wokingham, Berkshire and now based in Brighton, East Sussex. I tell stories from myth and from history about people living their lives here on the Earth; but also sing and play folky-country indie-rock about history (again), politics, and modern life. Is the music I've mostly posted here - enjoy! Can also be heard playing in the Bandana Collective (left-wing folk-garage-punk combo). Check them out, and me on my own, at the links below.

An audio series two years in the making, premiering to celebrate #50YrsOrgGeochemGRC. Welcome to BIOMarkers, an audio series created by Fatima Husain, Angel Mojarro, and Juliana Drozd that attempts to capture the oral history of organic geochemistry.

New tracks tagged #Geology