All Episodes
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Remembering Hurricane Katrina with Chris Franklin- Part 1
Sea Level Rise with Renee Collini
The Growing Danger of Sargassum Seaweed Inundations
The National Tropical Weather Conference with Alex Garcia and Tim Smith
Beach Safety in Complex Coastal Environments with Peter Davis
New Mexico’s Chile Pepper Industry with Dr. Stephanie Walker
Students Designing and Deploying Sensors to Improve Flood Prediction in New Mexico
Local Historian, Dan Flores, in Eastern New Mexico
Chasing Severe Storms in the Great Plains
Women in Earth and Ocean Science
Exploring Five Continents with Oceanographer Ivan Haigh
Creative Paths to the Sciences at EVAN Conference (Part 2)
Remembering Historic Floods at EVAN Conference Part 1
Cycling Around Europe with Ola Mae (Part 2)
Cycling Around Europe with Ola Mae (Part 1)
Lessons Learned from the 1998 Ice Storm of Upstate New York
How One Texas City Produced Drinking Water During Unprecedented Drought
The Relationship Between Wildfires and Ecology
The 2022 Hurricane Season and A Look at Emerging Hurricane Trends
Voices from the Texas Wildfires of March 2022
Jonathan Taylor: Andromeda District and A New Generation for Green Living
John William Bailly: Exploring the World at the Interface of Art, Science, and Nature
Dr. Keren Bolter: How to Prepare for Sea-Level Rise Flooding in South Florida and Beyond
The Unusual Nature of Ice Jam Floods
Jonathan Feuer: DAS Technology To Keep Us Better Connected During A Disaster
Stories from a Dairy Farm Turned Bed and Breakfast in the Heart of the Snowbelt
Steffen Krei: A Perspective On Flood Protection In Germany
Mark Rayome: Building Properly in the Snow Belt
Don Gale of Twin Maple SugarWorks: The Impacts of Weather and Climate on Maple Syrup Production
Bonus Episode: Will you see a White Christmas this year?
Bonus Interview: Poor People's Campaign of Sacramento
Megan McAlonis Hernandez Part 2: An Action-Packed Episode About Traveling Across The World And What It Feels Like When Temps Reach 130F
Megan McAlonis Hernandez Part 1: Hiking National Parks, Trekking in The Himalayas, Diving in The Tropical Pacific Islands, and Safaris in East Africa
Eleanor Kitzman Part 2: Tree Falls, Hail As A Major Weather Peril, and The Importance of Disaster Prevention
Eleanor Kitzman Part 1: Her Journey as an Insurance Executive, How to Build Better Through the Fortified Project, and More
Hurricane Ida Special Episode from Houma, LA
Jennifer Tisthammer: Trekking Through the South Florida Landscape
Will Mizell: How Waffle House Became Such an Integral Part of Disaster Response
Melissa Moon: Insights from a Tornado-chasing Mom
Ned Rozell: Sunny Skies and 75 Degrees Doesn’t Sound Dangerous, but in Alaska…
Liz Chamberlain: Rivers Changing Their Course—and Insights on How Our Infrastructure is “Fighting Nature”
Introducing Geotrek by Dr. Hal Needham, Climate Data and Natural Hazards Scientist at CNC