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Fort Collins Fellas#72 - Jesse Eastman, Fort Collins NurseryEpisode 72 – Growing Roots with Jesse Eastman of Fort Collins NurseryIn this episode of the Fort Collins Fellas podcast, Patrick and Chris welcome Jesse Eastman, President of Fort Collins Nursery, a beloved local institution with deep roots in the community. Originally founded in the early 1930s as Kinghorn Nursery, Fort Collins Nursery has been helping gardeners grow and thrive for generations—and Jesse is carrying that legacy forward with passion and expertise.The conversation takes listeners on a journey through the nursery’s rich history before diving into Jesse’s wealth of gardening wisdom. From seasonal...2025-06-1837 min

Cognitive Fitness CoachFrom the Bottle to the Black Mirror: Finding Peace & Freedom w/ Jesse CarrajatWhat happens when one addiction fades and another quietly takes its place?In this raw and revealing conversation, Coach Chris sits down with Jesse Carrajat—Marine veteran, health coach, and host of the Running Free podcast—to unpack the less obvious, but equally destructive patterns of digital addiction.Jesse shares his powerful journey from struggling with alcohol abuse to becoming a voice of recovery and resilience. Together, Coach Chris and Jesse explore the neuroscience of dopamine, how smartphone addiction mirrors substance abuse, and the invisible impact tech dependency is having on our kids, relat...2025-06-061h 23

PlanetGeo: The Geology PodcastThe Future Lies At Depth - It's a Good Time to be a GeologistIn this episode of Planet Geo, Jesse and Chris delve into why now is an exhilarating time to be a geologist. They explore the importance of understanding what's beneath our feet—literally—and its implications for everything from finding deeper, smaller, and more costly geothermal energy sources to creating metamorphic reactions. There's emphasis on how the next big boom in geoscience will be driven by the world's changing needs, particularly in energy transition and climate solutions, which lie at depth. Also, they discuss how fracking for heat and mapping geological features at extraordinary depths can provide answers to today's pres...2025-04-1047 min

PlanetGeo: The Geology PodcastThe Geology of Petoskey StonesJoin us as we dive deep into the world of Petoskey Stones, Michigan’s state fossil! 🌊 In this episode, Chris and Dr. Jesse explore the beautiful, fossilized coral known as Petoskey Stones. Discover how these unique stones, beloved by collectors, tell a story of ancient tropical seas and glacial movements. Learn about their formation, significance, and where to find these geological gems. This episode is perfect for rock hounds, fossil fanatics, and anyone who loves uncovering the stories written in stone. 🌟Download the CampGeo app now at this link. On the a...2025-04-0346 min

PlanetGeo: The Geology PodcastBuy Low, Sell High - It's a Good Time to Be a GeoscientistIt's a good time to Buy Geoscience! Join Chris and Jesse as they kick off an exciting series on why it's a great time to be a geoscientist! They dive into enrollment trends, industry demands, and the bright future ahead for those passionate about rocks and the Earth. The discussion covers the evolving perception of geosciences, the decline in geoscience programs, and how upcoming events will create a surge in demand for skilled geologists. Whether you're considering a career in geology or just rock-curious, this episode offers valuable insights into the dynamic world of geosciences. Plus, don’t m...2025-03-2738 min

PlanetGeo: The Geology PodcastNavigating Rocks - Field Geology and the Evolving GeosciencesJoin us as we tackle the rocky topic of field geology's relevance in today's world, sparked by a listener question from Taylor. We delve deep into whether mapping rocks and fieldwork are becoming outdated or if they still hold significant value. Chris and Jesse share personal anecdotes, debate the evolving landscape of geoscience education, and highlight the importance of diverse skill sets in the field. Get ready for a journey through rugged terrains, fascinating geological insights, and a spirited discussion on balancing fieldwork with lab skills!Download the CampGeo app now at this link 2025-03-2036 min

PlanetGeo: The Geology PodcastGeology of PuddingstoneIn this exciting episode of Planet Geo, Chris and Jesse dive deep into the fascinating world of pudding stones! From the picturesque Hertfordshire pudding stones in England to the Roxbury conglomerate in Massachusetts, and finally the scientifically wondrous Lorraine Quartzite pudding stone abundant in Michigan. They discuss the unique geological stories each of these beautiful rocks tells and explore their origins, formations, and scientific significance. Plus, get ready for some rock-solid fun facts about the ancient landscapes and climates these stones reveal. Don't miss this riveting geological adventure that promises to be a conglomerate of knowledge and excitement. Let's...2025-03-1344 min

PlanetGeo: The Geology PodcastGaia - The Earth As a System with Dean Lee KumpIn this episode of Planet Geo, hosts Jesse and Chris have an in-depth conversation with Dr. Lee Kump, Dean of the College of Earth and Mineral Sciences at Penn State. In a chat that's more exciting than discovering a trilobite fossil, they explore Lee's profound career journey, paper citations thick enough to bury any rock hound, and his transition from groundbreaking geoscience research to becoming an influential administrator. Kump’s impressive resume includes over 130 published papers and groundbreaking work in Earth System Science, not to mention scuba diving in poisonous waters for fun. He also shares poignant stories about th...2025-03-0657 min

PlanetGeo: The Geology PodcastGeology's OlogiesIn this episode, Chris and Jesse delve into the various 'ologies' within geology, sparked by a listener question regarding the differences between geology and geography. The discussion explores the evolution and rebranding of geology departments, their experiences with different specializations, and the significance of courses like mineralogy and petrology. They share insights into their favorite fields and ones they have recently grown to appreciate. Adding some humor, Chris calls his mother Joyce to get her take on her favorite 'ology.' The episode emphasizes the importance of a broad and diverse geosciences education to adapt to evolving scientific landscapes.2025-02-2729 min

PlanetGeo: The Geology PodcastAre These Earth's Oldest Rocks?Get ready to dig deep into the geological weeds with Dr. Jesse Reimink and Chris Bolhuis as they tackle the rock-solid debate about Earth's oldest rocks! Is the Ujaraaluk unit in Northern Quebec truly 4.25 billion years old? Or is it just a rocky mix-up? We meticulously break down isotope geochemistry, hydrothermal beauties, and field observations. Discover how extinct isotope systems shed light on our planet's fiendishly old secrets. Plus, we'll uncover the realities of cross-cutting relationships and metamorphic mysteries. Dive in, and don't get too basalt by the complexity!Download the CampGeo app now ...2025-02-201h 08

PlanetGeo: The Geology PodcastOur Past Favorites #7 - Not All Who Meander Are LostIn this episode of Planet Geo, we delve into the fascinating world of meandering streams. Join Dr. Jesse Reimink and Chris Bolhuis as they reminisce about their favorite episodes and explore the dynamics of meandering rivers. We discuss why they’re one of our favorite topics, from the patterns in geology to the intricate details of stream meanders. As we share personal stories and discuss the physics behind river dynamics, you'll gain a new appreciation for the beauty and complexity of meandering streams. Enjoy a blend of scientific insight and personal anecdotes that bring these flowing wonders to life!...2025-01-0942 min

PlanetGeo: The Geology PodcastField Observations - a How-ToDr. Jesse Reimink and Chris Bolhuis share their firsthand experiences and insights from recent fieldwork. The episode delves into their fascinating observations and discussions about various geological features, including lava inflation structures, such as tumuli and inflation pits, the stunning landscapes shaped by fjords in Iceland, and the deposits of eskers in the Northwest Territories. They highlight the importance of careful, methodical analysis in geology and discuss how to draw conclusions in the field accurately. Additionally, they emphasize the complexities and challenges of fieldwork, as well as the beauty and excitement of discovering geological phenomena in remote locations. The...2024-08-2248 min

PlanetGeo: The Geology PodcastColumnar Jointing - Icelandic VersionDr. Jesse Reimink and Chris Bolhuis delve into the fascinating geological phenomenon of columnar jointing, sharing insights from Chris's recent trip to Iceland. They discuss the formation, size variations, and unique patterns of these striking hexagonal columns found in basaltic lava flows, addressing questions such as why they form, why some flows exhibit them while others don't, and the conditions that lead to different column orientations. The conversation also covers historical theories and modern understanding of the physics behind columnar jointing. Listeners are encouraged to support the podcast via the Camp Geo app and send in any questions they...2024-08-1539 min

The End of TourismS5 #8 | Unpacking the Last Tourist w/ Jesse Mann & Tyson Sadler (The Last Tourist)On this episode, my guests are Jesse Mann (editor-director) and Tyson Sadler (director), the brains behind the documentary The Last Tourist. Jesse is both a picture editor and director whose professional work has spanned commercial, tv and film projects. The Last Tourist is her second feature film as editor. Her first film, as both editor and director, Material Success, screened internationally and won the Audience Choice at the Canadian Film Festival and Best Film at the Canadian Film Festival (2012). Most recently, she both directed and edited the online horror mini-series “The Confinement” (2021). She is a member of the...2024-08-1352 min

PlanetGeo: The Geology PodcastThe Big Fill Slide - And Landslides GenerallyIn this episode of Planet Geo, Dr. Jesse Reimink and Chris Bolhuis delve into the fascinating and sometimes perilous world of landslides, focusing on a recent landslide known as the Big Fill landslide that occurred in the Teton Pass. They discuss the various triggers and mechanisms behind landslides, including the impact of water, earthquakes, and human activities. The hosts also highlight key historical landslides in the Teton region, such as the Gros Ventre and the Quake Lake slides, and explore the ongoing geological activity that makes this area particularly prone to such events. This episode is both timely and...2024-08-0142 min

PlanetGeo: The Geology PodcastKickstarting Continents - The Acasta Gneiss Complex Part IIIn this podcast episode, Dr. Jesse Reimink and Chris Bolhuis delve into part two of their discussion on Earth's oldest rocks, specifically the Acasta Gneiss. They explore the origin, complex history, and significance of these ancient rocks, including insights from Dr. Reimink's PhD research which suggests an Icelandic rather than subduction zone setting for their formation. The conversation covers the challenges of studying such remote and deformed rocks, the iterative process of geological fieldwork, and the ongoing debates about their exact ages. They also discuss the logistical difficulties of accessing the Acasta Gneiss and the commercialization of samples.2024-07-2531 min

PlanetGeo: The Geology PodcastCave Decorations - Mammoth SizeDive into the fascinating world of Mammoth Cave with Dr. Jesse Reimink and Chris Bolhuis in this episode of Planet Geo. From understanding the types of passageways formed by ancient underground rivers to exploring the intricate and beautiful cave decorations like stalactites, stalagmites, and flowstone, this episode provides a comprehensive and engaging look at one of the natural wonders of the world. Whether you’re preparing for a visit or just curious about subterranean geology, this in-depth discussion is sure to satisfy your curiosity. Don't forget to check out the additional images and resources available on the Cam...2024-07-1830 min

PlanetGeo: The Geology PodcastHome Away From Home - The Grand TetonsIn this episode of Planet Geo, Chris Bolhuis and Dr. Jesse Reimink dive deep into the geology of the Grand Teton National Park. They cover the park's ancient rock formations, from the Archean gneiss to the granites formed around 2.5 billion years ago. The discussion also explores significant geological events like the Severe and Laramide orogenies, the impact of the Yellowstone Hotspot Track, and the glacial activity that sculpted the dramatic landscapes of the Tetons. Get access to The Geology of the Grand Tetons on the CampGeo app now - link below!Download the CampGeo a...2024-07-0433 min

PlanetGeo: The Geology PodcastThe Longest Cave System in the WorldThis is the first episode in a series of 3 on the world's longest cave system - Mammoth Cave in Kentucky. In this episode, Chris and Jesse talk a little about Mammoth and some of its impressive statistics. The focus however, is more about the necessary ingredients for cave development in general. We talk about the 4 general ingredients: suitable rock type, a solvent, hydraulic gradient, and time. We also go into some detail on what each of these really mean. We hope you enjoy. In the next episode in this series, we'll talk about Mammoth specifics.Download the Ca...2024-06-0637 min

PlanetGeo: The Geology PodcastThe Uniqueness of IcelandIn this episode, Jesse and Chris talk about the geology of Iceland - although we keep it at a high level. We're going to come back to this - Iceland - later after Chris returns from his trip. Then, we'll get into some of detail that makes Iceland so unique. Here, we discuss how Iceland might be a prototype for the formation of continents and also talk a bit about the diversity of igneous rocks that make up the Island. The diversity of rocks speaks to the diversity of volcanic activity. We finish up the episode with a short discu...2024-05-3031 min

PlanetGeo: The Geology PodcastTough Soil - The Geology of HardpanHardpan! Where did this idea for an episode come from? Chris has been doing a ton of yard work lately and it’s not uncommon come across a layer when digging a hole that is next to impossible to penetrate. He has to bust out my pick axe to get through it. It's Called Hardpan.Really dense layer that often occurs below the topsoil. Problems:Roots can’t penetrate into the hardpan (Hayden Valley in YNP). Trees are easily blown over if they can even grow here.Water can’t penetrate s...2024-05-2335 min

PlanetGeo: The Geology PodcastEarth's Oldest StuffToday, Chris and Jesse get into a discussion about Earth’s oldest material. Earth is 4.568 Billion years old. First of all, that’s amazing the geochronologists have refined this down to 3 decimal places. How do we know this? The oldest grains ever found are 4.38 billion years old. If that’s the case, then how do we know the Earth is significantly older than that? Join us as we answer that and many other important questions about Earth’s oldest stuff. Download the CampGeo app now at this link. 2024-05-0237 min

PlanetGeo: The Geology PodcastGeo-Tripping - A How-To GuideIn this episode, we tackle a listener question regarding planning a geology trip for students. Both Chris and Jesse have quite a bit of experience in planning and executing field excursions for students. We believe that seeing geology in the field is one of the most powerful learning opportunities for students of all levels. In our discussion, we talk about the difficulties in convincing the higher-ups that this is actually a good idea. We also get into some of the struggles in finding excellent teacher resources. In the end, we get a little philosophical on the importance of getting comfo...2024-04-2543 min

PlanetGeo: The Geology PodcastCutting the Grand Canyon - Dr. John DouglassJoin us as we have the honor of interviewing Dr. John Douglas. Jesse and Chris have been following his research on how the Grand Canyon was actually formed for some time. We have recently finished our audio-visual book on the Grand Canyon (Link above) and we have a chapter dedicated to the actual cutting of the Canyon. The answer to this question has been elusive, but there are a few leading theories. John has been leading the way on the Spillover Theory as a mechanism for carving the young Canyon. It's a great geologic discussion and we hope you enjoy...2024-04-111h 13

PlanetGeo: The Geology PodcastUranium and the Start of the Earth? - How Geochronology WorksThe idea for this episode came from the comment section of a social media post. It has it's roots in one of the biggest misconceptions in Geology and also Geochronology. The comment was about radio-carbon dating and how it's been "proven" to be unreliable. In this episode, Jesse and Chris have a discussion about the "toolbox" for geochronoligists and we also spend a lot of time talking about Uranium to Lead decay. We hope you enjoy.Download the CampGeo app now at this link. On the app you can get...2024-04-0437 min

PlanetGeo: The Geology PodcastThe Devil's Metal - The Geology of NickelToday, Jesse and Chris discuss the geology of Nickel - The Devil’s Metal. Surprisingly, Earth’s core has a high percentage of Nickel - 10 to 20% of the core is nickel. We allow ourselves the luxury of getting into the details on nickel and why the core has so much. Of all the metals we’ve discussed on the podcast, the geology of nickel is the most complicated. In addition to discussing the geologic settings that form or concentrate nickel, we also spend some time discussing the history and uses. We hope you enjoy the discussion.Download th...2024-03-2148 min

PlanetGeo: The Geology PodcastThe Geology of AsbestosIn this episode, Jesse and Chris discuss the geology of asbestos. Really, we cover all things related - history, past uses (some of which are mind boggling), health issues, and of course the mineralogy. If you want the datail, this episode is for you. Jesse goes off the deep end a little as he nerds out on some geochemistry. We hope you enjoy. Download the CampGeo app now at this link. On the app you can get tons of free content, exclusive images, and access to our Geology of Nat...2024-02-2938 min

PlanetGeo: The Geology PodcastHow Do Rocks Really Crystallize?Today, Chris and Jesse once again revisit the topic of Bowen's Reaction Series. We've never approached the topic in such a before. The heart of our discussion centers around 1- What is Bowen's Reaction Series? and 2- How do we approach this highly idealized concept in an introductory class. How rocks really crystallize in a geologic setting is far more complex than Bowen's Reaction Series. This can lead to confusion when students progress in their geologic studies when they learn that Bowen's is the whole story (or even the correct story). We hope you enjoy this technical and philosophical discu...2024-02-1547 min

PlanetGeo: The Geology PodcastWhy is Water "Hard"?Today is our latest episode in our series on climate. Jesse and Chris discuss the meaning of "Hard Water". Chris and Jesse both have hard water at our houses and we talk about how that happens. We wrap up this episode by talking about how the topic of hard water fits into our series and climate. We hope you enjoy!Download the CampGeo app now at this link. On the app you can get tons of free content, exclusive images, and access to our Geology of National Parks series. ...2024-02-0829 min

PlanetGeo: The Geology PodcastThe Epic Earthlings Grand Canyon Questions - Answered!Join Chris and Jesse as we tackle questions about the Grand Canyon. A 4th grade class, Bronx Little School, reached out in a letter with a list of fantastic questions. We knew right away we wanted to make an episode about this. These questions, and our responses, provide a great introduction to the geology of The Grand Canyon. Below are the questions - asked and answered:1. How deep is the Grand Canyon?2- Why are the rocks orange, red, and black? How were the rocks made?3- Why is the Grand Canyon so steep?4- How o...2024-01-2540 min

The Bomb HoleGroup Chat #4 with Jesse Burtner, Katie Kennedy, Louie Vito & Zeb PowellOn this week's episode of Group Chat we've got the banter knob turned all the way up. In studio we've got Chris Grenier, Jesse Burtner, Katie Kennedy and Louie Vito, not to mention we'll be taking calls with Zeb Powell to talk about a new Instagram account that has been stirring the pot, Peter Line to talk about what makes a backside rodeo, and Ryan McDermott to talk about all the ins and outs of his in-depth waxing process. Lastly, find out why Sadie is so upset and hear Silk and Chris on a new track and why everyone...2023-12-063h 59

PlanetGeo: The Geology PodcastSlow Carbon - The Rock Carbon CycleToday, Jesse and Chris tackle the topic of the Slow Carbon Cycle. We've been talking about this for a while now. This is a very complicate cycle that involves many variables. In this episode, we work through some scenarios such as the Himalayan uplift and plug them into the Carbon Cycle. It's a little bit of mental gymnastics. The ingredients for the Carbon Cycle to operate are freshly exposed rock, water (both in the oceans and the atmosphere), and plate tectonics. If one of these variables is taken out, the Carbon Cycle ceases. Join us in this fun and...2023-11-1637 min

PlanetGeo: The Geology PodcastChris and Jesse Finally AgreeThis week, we are asking you to do us a favor. We are really exited because we just launched our brand new campGeo mobile app. So, we would really appreciate if you clicked on This Link, downloaded the campGeo mobile app, and left us a rating and review on there. This week we talk about the origin of this concept, why we are excited about this mobile app, and what types of content can be found there today. Also, if you have suggestions for new types of visual audiobooks please send us an email! Or, if you...2023-09-2817 min

PlanetGeo: The Geology PodcastAre You Karsty? Sinkholes and KarstToday, Jesse and Chris discuss the distinction between sinkholes and karst topography. There is a surprisingly large portion of the U.S. that has potential to be affected by karst. It is also extremely important as a source of drinking water. We also discuss the distinction between the technical definition of karst and what is called pseudokarst. Below is a link to the article and diagram we allude to in the show. We hope you enjoy.https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/feart.2023.1207689/fullDownload the CampGeo app now at th...2023-09-2136 min

...𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝘄𝗲 𝗵𝗮𝘃𝗲 𝗮𝗻 𝗼𝗳𝗳𝗶𝗰𝗲 𝗗𝗼𝗴. 𝗔 𝗗𝗶𝗴𝗶𝘁𝗮𝗹 𝗔𝗴𝗲𝗻𝗰𝘆 𝗣𝗼𝗱𝗰𝗮𝘀𝘁Episode 66 - Jesse Perreault - SOAP MediaChris Simmance, The Agency Coach, speaks with Jesse Perreault, part-owner of Soap Media, a boutique digital marketing agency. In this enlightening conversation, Jesse shares his journey from growing up in an entrepreneurial family to running a successful agency. He details how they've refined their sales process, focused their services to ensure excellence, and cultivated a customer-centric culture to foster long-term client relationships. Chris and Jesse also delve into the importance of delegation in growing an agency, shedding light on the challenges and rewards that come with it. Listen in for valuable insights on agency operations, leadership, client retention strategies...2023-09-0623 min

PlanetGeo: The Geology PodcastNew York City is Sinking!Today, Jesse and Chris discuss a headline that's been making a splash lately. There was a paper recently published that looked into why some areas of New York City appear to be sinking. We took this as an opportunity to discuss an important geologic concept - Isostasy or Isostic Adjustment. Our conversation spanned glaciers, mountains, and cities. We hope you enjoy. Below is a link to the published paper. I've also included a link to one of the articles written about the published paper. https://agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1029/2022EF003465https://time.com/6283322/new-york-city-sinking/2023-06-0815 min

PlanetGeo: The Geology PodcastOffice Hours - Back-to-School and Mass SpectrometersToday, Jesse and Chris take on a couple of listener questions. One is regarding a passion for geoscience and would like to know our opinion on returning to school for a trajectory change.The other question is more for Jesse. It regards recent changes in mass spectrometry so we re-visit this important topic. We hope you enjoy.Download the CampGeo app now at this link. On the app you can get tons of free content, exclusive images, and access to our Geology of National Parks ser...2023-06-0125 min

PlanetGeo: The Geology PodcastThe Geology of Oakland - Andrew Alden author of Deep OaklandIn this episode, we interview author Andrew Alden. He wrote Deep Oakland: How Geology Shaped a City. This book is a wonderful read and it offers a unique lens in which to view a city. Jesse and Chris both think that this idea should become a series - much like the Roadside Geology series. Andrew talks about his motivation for the monumental task. The 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake that shook the city of San Francisco and kind of woke him up to the idea. Deep Oakland is an intricate story involving the intersection of geology and humanity. Specifi...2023-05-1150 min

PlanetGeo: The Geology PodcastOffice Hours - Pollution and Slab PullToday, we answer some listener questions in what we call "office hours". We each chose a question for the other to answer. We did not know what questions we would be asked so our answers were on the fly. Jesse asks Chris a question from Joyce (his mom) about a new word that she needs to know. Chris chose paleomagnetism. Then, Jesse asked a more serious question regarding the potential for humans to influence the chemistry of magma in the geologic future.Chris chose a question from Ava regarding the origin of slab pull as a mechanism for p...2023-05-0424 min

PlanetGeo: The Geology PodcastObserving Yellowstone National Park - Scientist-in-Charge Yellowstone Volcano Observatory Dr. Mike PolandIn this episode, Chris and Jesse give a live talk at Grand Valley State University. We were invited to speak by the student chapter of the AAPG - American Association of Petroleum Geologists. They were interested in hearing our "story" about how each of us came into the geoscience field and how PlanetGeo came about. There was also a Q and A session where we were asked a variety of questions that spanned many topics. We hope you enjoy, and as usual please send us any questions you have!Like, Subscribe, and leave us a Rati...2023-04-131h 10

PlanetGeo: The Geology PodcastPlanetGeo LIVE at Grand Valley State UniversityLearn all the basics of geology in our new conversational textbook - campGEO!Available here: geo.campcourses.com In this episode, Chris and Jesse give a live talk at Grand Valley State University. We were invited to speak by the student chapter of the AAPG - American Association of Petroleum Geologists. They were interested in hearing our "story" about how each of us came into the geoscience field and how PlanetGeo came about. There was also a Q and A session where we were asked a vari...2023-03-3053 min

PlanetGeo: The Geology PodcastSo You Think You Know Plate Tectonics? Part 6 - Interior of the EarthLearn all the basics of geology in our new conversational textbook - campGEO!Available here: geo.campcourses.comToday, Jesse has a bone to pick with Chris. After he gets some issues off his chest, we tackle the topics of Internal Dynamics and Plate Tectonics. Specifically:What is the interior structure of the Earth? Chemistry/ physical behaviorHow do we know the interior structure of the Earth?Why is the hottest layer of the Earth a solid? Why is the LOC liquid?What are the 4 main mechanisms for...2023-03-1639 min

The Geology Flannelcast#152 - Exam Time for the FlannelcastersSteve and Chris take Jesse’s Sedimentary Environments exam. See how they fair in this week’s episode. Podcast Episodes RSS 2022-11-231h 14

PlanetGeo: The Geology PodcastSo You Think You Know Plate Tectonics? Part 2Learn all the basics of geology in our new conversational textbook - campGEO!Available here: geo.campcourses.comIn today's episode, we continue with our series on 'So... You think you know plate tectonics?' - Part 2. Can you answer the following questions? 1- How do sedimentary rocks relate to plate tectonics? 2- How does plate tectonics explain or relate to the formation of metamorphic rocks? 3- How does plate tectonics relate to the formation of very important mineral resources?Jesse and Chri...2022-11-1732 min

PlanetGeo: The Geology PodcastA Groovy Geologist - Cate LarsenLearn all the basics of geology in our new conversational textbook - campGEO!Available here: geo.campcourses.comYou can find out more about Cate Larsen and all her social media links here at groovygeologist.com! Remember you can Support Us Here,and share PlanetGeo with your friends and family!Cate - aka - groovygeologist is a geo-communicator. She utilizes the power of the internet to bring geology education to the masses. She has a B.S. in geology and a pas...2022-11-101h 04

PlanetGeo: The Geology PodcastSo... You Think You Know Plate Tectonics? Part 1Learn all the basics of geology in our new conversational textbook - campGEO!Available here: geo.campcourses.comOne day, I (Chris) walked into class and announced that we were beginning plate tectonics. I was so excited to begin teaching this content. The response from my students was not at all what I expected. They let me know that they had all the plate tectonics they could handle in middle school and there wasn't anything left to learn. They knew the 3 basic types of plate boun...2022-11-0336 min

PlanetGeo: The Geology PodcastThe Worst Year to Be Alive - 536 ADLearn all the basics of geology in our new conversational textbook - campGEO!Available here: geo.campcourses.com536 AD was not a good year to be to be a human - especially in Eastern Europe. Below are some written descriptions of what it was like:Michael the Syrian, wrote: "[T]he sun became dark and its darkness lasted for one and a half years [...] Each day it shone for about four hours and still this light was only a feeble shadow [...] the fruits did not ripen and t...2022-09-1534 min

PlanetGeo: The Geology PodcastGreat Rocks, Summer Excursions, and Confusing MineralsLearn all the basics of geology in our new conversational textbook - campGEO!Available here: geo.campcourses.comAfter a long break from recording, Chris and Jesse return to our studios to discuss our extremely busy summer. Jesse recaps his trip to Hawaii where he saw some amazing geology. He also talks about teaching field camp in Idaho to some of the Penn State undergrads. His favorite though, was continuing his field research in the Northwest Territories of Canada. He and his PhD student collected over 1,000 pounds of r...2022-08-2537 min

PlanetGeo: The Geology PodcastGeoscience News this Week!Learn all the basics of geology in our new conversational textbook - campGEO!Available here: geo.campcourses.comIn todays episode, Jesse and Chris re-visit an idea on GeoScience in the news. This was fun for us. We didn't talk before we picked our topics. We realized that there are so many geoscience topics in the news and that we need to do more of this type of thing. Here are the links to our articles we chose. Sit back and enjoy!!Link to Chris's Article 2022-05-2622 min

PlanetGeo: The Geology PodcastVolcanoes Around the World: Tina Neal - Director of the United States Volcano Science CenterJoin Jesse and Chris as we interview Christina (Tina) Neal. Tina has 38 years of experience as a volcanologist for the USGS. She is the Volcano Science Center Director and is in charge of all 5 of the U.S. volcano observatories. Yes, that's right - there are 5 volcano observatories in the U.S.: California Volcano Observatory, Cascade Volcano Observatory, Alaska Volcano Observatory, Yellowstone Volcano Observatory, and Hawaii Volcano Observatory. Neal oversees 170 employees and is responsible for science and operational planning; workforce development; improving diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility; and preparing the USGS for U.S. volcanic eruptions....2022-02-171h 08

PlanetGeo: The Geology PodcastThe Geology of Iridium, The Meteorite TrackerIn this episode, Jesse and Chris follow up on the K-T Extinction episode from last week. Why is Iridium so important in this story? Our show notes summary is below.Why is Iridium identified in these layers? Well, it’s higher in meteorites - but not really high. Why is it higher in meteorites though? It’s not actually high in meteorites, it’s low in the Earth’s crust! Very very very low. Yet, Earth is made of meteorites, so where did the Ir go?Most of it is in the core and we talk about why.Very...2022-02-1010 min

PlanetGeo: The Geology PodcastMeteors+Dinosaurs+Geology = Extinction!Join Jesse and Chris as we explore the hypothesis that an asteroid ended the Cretaceous AND the age of the reptiles. It's a very compelling scientific story of discovery.This has been hotly debated back and forth for a long long time, with consensus being reached only recently (since I was in graduate school)Other options include a massive volcanic outpouring - Deccan Traps in India erupted >1 million cubic km of lava in a million year period, with 50% of that coming before the mass extinction event. The question is really about what killed so much stuff? How...2022-02-0347 min

PlanetGeo: The Geology PodcastWater Issues Part 4: The Geology of Hard Water (Re-Release)Chris and Jesse are recording this intro face to face in Michigan! We had a lot of fun actually recording together rather than from 600 miles apart. Join us in our final Re-release series on water.Show notes are below:This week we tackle a big question: why is the ocean so salty? Spoiler alert: it's because of the hard water you may have running through your house!In this episode we cover three major questions: 1) Why is the ocean salty? 2) Why do rivers keep flowing all the time? and 3) What is hard water? Guess what...2022-01-2728 min

Charging ForwardArmy Ranger To Large Commercial Real Estate With Jesse FutiaFor many, commercial real estate is the goal after scaling from their single or multifamily properties. In this episode, we talk to an investor who has successfully made the plunge and we find out what we can learn from them. Chris D. Roberts speak with Army veteran and real estate investor Jesse Futia as he talks about transitioning from his army roots to real estate. Chris and Jesse talk about how Jesse got his start in real estate, what he learned as serviceman that still rings true today, and we hear his formula for success. Curious and hungry for m...2022-01-2036 min

PlanetGeo: The Geology PodcastWater Issues Part 3: Dams Revisited (A Geology Re-Release)Jesse and Chris are recording face to face in Michigan. Join us as we follow the water issues theme in our re-release series.Show notes below:We liked talking about dams so much we did it again! Join our discussion on streams, how the normally operate, and how dams disrupt the way that streams function.We highlight a few things in this episode, including a recent Eos article on sediment accumulation behind dams - expertly written by Tullos et al., the Paonia Reservoir where sediment accumulation has filled in the reservoir in record time, an...2022-01-1342 min

PlanetGeo: The Geology PodcastWater Issues Part 1: Where is the World's Water? (A Geology Re-Release)A geology re-release of our talk about the worlds water and the issues we face. Jesse and Chris are face to face recording this time which presented some challenges as you'll soon hear. We had fun re-capping our water episode and we hope you have fun too as you hopefully learn a bit.In this episode, Jesse and Chris talk about water. That's right - water. Where is the worlds water? We begin by lumping all of the worlds water into 6 geological basins: oceans, glaciers, groundwater, lakes, atmosphere, and rivers. We then assign relative percentages to each reserv...2021-12-3036 min

Make More MusicEpisode 54: Mental Health, Music Therapy, Guitar Pedals & More with Jesse Asch-OrtizWelcome back to Make More Music, the podcast that connects people to music & one another. Today we chat with my friend and colleague Jesse Asch-Ortiz, LCAT, M.S., MT-BC. He shares his musical backstory, experiences working in mental health music therapy, and we talk about our collaborations for the Music Therapy TECHNook. Check out the TECHNook Follow Jesse's IG Page Support the show: Tell a friend, leave a rating, & review! Here are our links to support the show & learn more Thanks to our season three sponsors: Partscaster Concierge Porter...2021-11-011h 25

Bourbon and BreakthroughsEP 67: Learn to Fail Faster with Tech Startup CEO Jesse GarciaWelcome back to Relentless Growth! Here today to share his knowledge is Jesse Garcia, a friend, founder of Zipi, and an entrepreneur with proven results. Join us as we discuss more than just real estate, diving into Jesse’s passion for technology, fitness, family, and entrepreneurship. You’ll hear the story of how Chris met Jesse, and how Jesse left his job in law enforcement to enter the world of real estate before co-founding Zipi, the next generation real estate management system in 2017. We talk about the book he read that changed everything for him, the advice that Jesse got...2021-09-281h 05

PlanetGeo: The Geology PodcastCommon Misconceptions Part I (GeoShort)There are so many misconceptions out there! In this Geoshort episode, Jesse interviews Chris about common Geoscience misconceptions that students have regarding our planet. Jesse is pulling the questions from a list of over 500 misconceptions (link here). Chris has not been given any clues to the questions he's being asked and nothing was discussed prior to recording - join us for a fun off-the-cuff conversation! Many of the misconceptions deal with the interior of the Earth and plate tectonic related topics. That said, they really span a lot of the material from a typical introductory level...2021-09-2325 min

PlanetGeo: The Geology PodcastGeoscience Across the Pond: Interview with Professor Chris JacksonCurious about how Geoscience goes into the future? Have you ever wondered what causes tsunamis? Ever thought about what it's like to be a minority in the Geosciences? Professor Chris Jackson has something for everyone! Join us for one of the most interesting discussions we have had on PlanetGEO! Professor Jackson is an incredible communicator, scientist, and steward of Geoscience. Follow him on Twitter or on his many other public talks! Also, stay tuned for Prof. Jackson's upcoming podcast series called An Adult's Guide to the Earth! ——————————————————Website: https://planetgeocast.comInstagram: @planetgeocastTwitter...2021-09-0253 min

PlanetGeo: The Geology PodcastWhat is Sustainable Geoscience? Preview to Interview with Professor Chris Jackson (GeoShort)This week we have an amazing guest! Professor Chris Jackson joins us for a short discussion on Sustainable Geoscience, what it means to him, and where he sees the future of Geoscience going.Professor Jackson is an incredible communicator and has so many insightful thoughts that they wouldn't all fit into one single episode. So, join us next week for the full interview and until then enjoy this discussion with one of the great scientists and communicators in our field! ——————————————————Website: https://planetgeocast.comInstagram: @planetgeocastTwitter: @planetgeocastFacebook: @planetgeocastEmail: planetgeocast@gmail.com...2021-08-2618 min $For Chris\' Sake$ For Chris' SakeFor Chris' Sake: "How Was 'WandaVision' This Week? A Crossover Spoiler Review of Episode 5 with Flick-N-Reel!"On this week's episode of For Chris' Sake, Chris crosses over onto the Flick-N-Reel Fancast to breakdown episode 5 of WandaVision, the Disney+ series that is slowly reality-warping the internet!! Chris joins Jesse Swift & Scott Fox on the Flick-N-Reel podcast as they breakdown the episode beat by beat and give their two cents on theories for the rest of the show, touch on some easter eggs, how this could setup the future of the Marvel Cinematic Universe and so much more! Subscribe to Flick-N-Reel on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbe-udhyXCiNNdei2deOg0A/featured 2021-02-111h 34

PlanetGeo: The Geology PodcastThe Viral Cookie Monster Agate and How Agates Form (GeoShort)Have you seen the viral "cookie monster agate"? If not, check it out via the link below (or our instagram: @planetgeocast)! Both Chris and Jesse have had this viral agate image shared with them, and today we discuss how agates are formed, and how the represent a really cool and important geologic process; fluid flow! Agate is a form of microcrystalline silica (like quartz) that often forms from super-saturated fluid. These fluids flow through many parts of the Earth's crust, including through small gaps or cavities in volcanic or sedimentary rocks. The super saturated fluids will...2021-02-1109 min

PlanetGeo: The Geology PodcastWhy don't beaches erode quickly? Plus an interesting beer question (GeoShort)In this episode, we answer a listener question! Thanks to Tom for the excellent question which is, Why Don't Beaches Erode Quickly? Basically our answers are the same, that beaches do erode quickly both in storms and in every day wave action. But, we answer them in two different parts. Tom also wondered what was our favorite beer to drink while looking at the Grand Tetons. Another excellent question! Chris enjoys a hazy IPA from the Snake River Brewing Company (Earned It) or any beer from Grand Teton Brewing Company and Jesse would choose a nice cold Narrag...2020-12-1006 min

PlanetGeo: The Geology PodcastGeoscience is Important. Period.Learn all the basics of geology in our new conversational textbook - campGEO!Available here: geo.campcourses.comWelcome to the first episode of PlanetGeo! Here we get introductions out of the way and discuss what excites us about the geosciences. We are Chris Bolhuis, an award-winning High School Teacher in Hudsonville, Michigan. Over his 20-ish year career, Chris has taught Earth Science, Geology, and Astronomy, as well as field courses in the Geosciences. Chris won the National Earth Science Teacher of the Year award in 2014 and...2020-08-2224 min

Radio Check - Life In The Concert Touring IndustryEpisode #5 - with Jesse ThayerSend us a textIn this episode, Chris talks with Jesse Thayer. Jesse is a vet in the music touring industry and best know for his roles as a stage manager and carpenter. He has worked for bands such as Roger Waters, Tool, Massive Attack and, U2. Chris and Jesse talk about his beginnings and other positions that he held over the years and the bands that he has worked for. Jesse is also an accomplished photographer and has been able to capture some amazing photos of some of the world's top musicians. www.jesse-thayer.com 2020-08-021h 06