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Episode #103: Slapton Sands, postglacial sea level change and coastal fieldwork

GeogPod: A celebration of 100 episodes

Episode #102: Gwilym Pryce - The geography of social frontiers

Episode #101: Tom Davies, GeoWizard – Geography games and adventures

Episode #100: Mark Enser - The geography curriculum and supporting specialists and non specialist teachers

Episode #99: Chloe Searl - Planning your fieldwork trip

Episode #98: Dr Edward Armston Sheret – Refiguring historical exploration and discovery

Episode #97: Philip Parker – wonders of the Wear River Trust

Episode #96: Celebrating 50 years of Teaching Geography

Episode #95: Dr Charlene Rose - Exploring superdiversity and identity through Caribbean food

Episode #94: Special edition - Three women in the presidency

Episode #93: Jenny Cooke – Inspiration, challenges and amazing fieldwork

Episode #92: Laura Young - Bottle caps, new years' resolutions and climate resilience

Episode #91: Parvati, Manu and Melis - Global Inequalities and the Climate Crisis Project

Episode #90: Robert Swan and Jenny Cooke – Save Antarctica

Episode #89: Anthony Barlow - Shared experiences in primary geography

Episode #88: Karen Corfield - Connections and memories to place

Episode #87: Alice Gadney – What's your favourite map? Tracing subject connections

Episode #86: Jess Hill – Championing primary geography and embracing change

Episode #85: Catherine Walker – Climate action research and advocacy

Episode #84: Steve Brace - Meet the GA’s Chief Executive

Episode #83: Black History Month with Pat, James & Francisca

Episode #82: Sabeeha Bhatti - Art, empathy and inspiration

Episode #81: Dr Evelyn Wandia Corrado - Challenging perspectives and stereotypes

Episode #80: Cath Rule, Rob Parker and Rhian Meara - The 50 year story of the Heimaey eruption

Episode #79: Fiona Sheriff – Maps, fieldwork and work-life balance

Episode #78: More than Human Geography

Episode #77: Dr Philipp Horn – Urban informality

Episode #76: Donald McClean – Widening participation

Episode #75: AESIG - Progression in geography

Episode #74: James Esson - Viewing the world through a geographical lens

Episode #73: Paul Chatterton - How to save the city

Episode #72: The benefits of Educake

Episode #71: Spotlight session - Navigating EDI through geography

Episode #70: The Chalk Stream Challenge

Episode #69: Richard Philips – The meaning of place

Episode #68: Helen Mazalon - Leaving nobody behind

Episode #67: Alex Densmore - Learning from the landscape

Episode #66: Daanish Mustafa - Critical Geography

Episode #65: Chris Winter and Dan Whittall - Research for teachers

Episode #64: Dave Petley - Landslides and Earthquakes

Episode #63: Clarry Simpson - NQTs and ECTs

Episode #62: Richard Bustin, Alice Matthews & Charlotte Milner - Writing your first article in Teaching Geography

Episode #61: Ilan Kelman - Disasters and diplomacy

Episode #60 John Lyon - Drunk parrots, arterial routes, and finding your way through geography

Episode #59 Gemma Sou - The human geography of the climate crisis

Episode #58: Narinder Mann - Geography teacher training and what makes a good geography teacher

Episode #57: David Lambert - Thinking geographically and making powerful knowledge relevant

Episode #56: Ryan Ing - High altitude weather balloons and marine terminating glaciers

Episode #55: Dr Joe Usher - Getting children involved in local places

Episode #54: Dawn Gessey-Jones - Know where you are, know who you are

Episode #53: Alan Parkinson and Paula Richardson - Fieldwork: a shared experience for everybody

Episode #52: Gill Miller - Live your geography!

Episode #51: Dr Sarah Greene - Past climates, fieldwork and belonging

Episode #50: Natasha Dowey - The importance of geoscience in a more sustainable society

Episode #49: David Gardner – Planning a Coherent Curriculum

Episode #48: Sylvia Knight - Royal Meteorological Society

Episode #47: Dr Tim Daley & Kate Stockings - Climate Change and the Climate Crisis

Episode#46 Shenona Mitra - Youth Climate Action

Episode #45: Michila Critchley - InterClimate Network

Episode #44: Kirstin Coughtrie - Technology in education, Gaia Learning & Britannica

Episode #43: David Alcock - ‘Hopeful geography‘

Episode #42: Caiti Walter - The building blocks of curriculum design

Episode #41: Dr Simon Carr - ”Our eyes are the most sophisticated piece of geographical equipment we have”

Episode #40: Dr Amber Murrey - Geographies of race and racialisation and designing an anti-racist curriculum

Episode #39: Professor Ben Hennig - Iceland, Worldmapper, Trump tweets & more

Episode #38: Jamie Woodward - Understanding climate change during the Quaternary and microplastic transport and storage in river catchments

Episode #37: Stephen Scoffham - Quality geography, atlases, capital cities and making geography fun!

Episode #36: Rachel Kay - preparing for an Ofsted inspection and 'deep dive'

Episode # 35: Professor Tamsin Mather - Volcanoes, a ’fundamental fascination’

Episode #34: Professor Johanna Waters & Dr Maggi Leung - Geographies of education

Episode #33: Alistair Hamill - Using GIS to bring divided communities together, plate tectonics and photography

Episode #32: Alan Kinder - Talking to the GA's Chief Executive

Episode #31: Iain Freeland - Understanding Ofsted and what makes 'good geography'

Episode #30: Janine Maddison - Virtual fieldwork

Episode #29: Dr Margaret Byron - Caribbean communities in the UK

Episode #28: Paul Turner & John Huckle - Teaching critical school geography

Episode #27: Elizabeth Rushton, Charlotte Arulseelan & Darcy Beardmore-Crowther - Training to be a teacher during a pandemic

Episode #26 - Dominic Dyer: Wildlife protection and animal welfare activism

Episode#25 - Simon Collis & Leanne Chorekdjian-Jojaghaian: SDGs, the primary curriculum and more!

Episode #24 - Alastair Owens: Religion in inner cities and how Covid-19 has changed our relationship with home

Episode #23 - Harriet Ridley: Learning about the climate's future from its past

Episode #22 - Kit Rackley: Why climate change is a safeguarding issue

Episode #21 - Joseph Kerski: How to incorporate GIS into your teaching

Episode #20: Kate Stockings - How to speak like a geographer

Episode #19 - Mark Maslin: How to deal with climate change deniers and reasons to be hopeful.

Episode #18 - Dr Patricia Noxolo: "Everybody who is here, belongs here. That is a geographical statement."

Episode #17 - Tom Highnett: "Being a geography teacher is a superpower."

Agatha Herman: Wine, food security, ethical commodity networks, and did we mention wine?

Tony Champion: urbanisation, migration, elevators and escalators

Brad Frankel and Fearghal O'Nuallain: Flooglebinder, sustainable travel and the coolest geography teacher in the country?

Hina Robinson and Tariq Jazeel: Defining and decolonising geography

Simran Jouhal: Leading a department, diversity in geography and blogging

Fiona Ferbrache: Citizenship, migration and Brexit

Dr Bethan Davies: Glaciation and climate change

Stephen Legg: Global governance, internationalism and colonial India.

Chris King: Plate tectonics, rubber ducks, and the toilet roll of time

Mary Gearey: English wetlands, Covid-19 and more

Katy Salter: GCSE strategies ready for take off

Geography from home eConference panel discussion