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Spatial Signals is a podcast about remote sensing, GIS, and geospatial technologies - but more importantly it’s a podcast about the people who use and apply them. This podcast is sponsored by AmericaView, the national remote sensing network dedicated to empowering Earth Observation. Your hosts are Dr. Bradley Shellito from Youngstown State University and Mr. Chris McGinty, the Executive Director of AmericaView. New episodes every Monday morning.
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GeoWebinar Insights

Geowebinar Team

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Dive into the world of geospatial data, remote sensing, and GIS technologies with GeoWebinar Insights! Each episode breaks down key presentations from the Geowebinar Platform, offering expert analysis, trends, and practical applications in geoscience. Whether you're a researcher, developer, or enthusiast—stay ahead with the latest discoveries in geoinformatics.
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The Seiker Podcast

Dennis Nappi II

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Let your intuition be your guide each week as host Dennis Nappi II explores this reality from an open-minded spiritual journeyman’s perspective. Searching for answers through the lens of remote viewing, psychic exploration, and intuitive sensing, the podcast explores the ET/UFO disclosure, Psychic Phenomenon, AI and it’s impact on human consciousness, and many other para-normal and super-natural-related subjects.
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The two ordinary cops are former Northern Territory Police Officers Remote Sergeant Ben Schultz and Detective Sergeant Damien Barbe. With over 25 years experience Ben and Damo share stories from their time in the job. Follow along through the laughter, anger and tears that come with the rigours of Policing Australia’s last frontier.
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A podcast for geospatial people. Weekly episodes that focus on the tech, trends, tools, and stories from the geospatial world. Interviews with the people that are shaping the future of GIS, geospatial as well as practitioners working in the geo industry. This is a podcast for the GIS and geospatial community subscribe or visit https://mapscaping.com to learn more
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Every week, we cover the world of economics like no other podcast. From an inside look at the massive market for collector sneakers to the corporate costs for businesses that dabble in Trump era politics, Making Sen$e will make you think about economics in a whole new way. Episodes are published every Thursday by 9 pm. Is this not what you're looking for? Don't miss our other podcasts for our full shows, individual segments, Brooks and Capehart, Brief but Spectacular, Politics Monday and mor ...
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The Drone Advantage explores how aerial intelligence is transforming industries like construction, agriculture, and real estate. Hosted by airline captain and drone pilot Rob, this show breaks down real-world applications of drone data, helping businesses work smarter and stay ahead of the competition.
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The FOXPRO Podcast

Jon Collins, Mike Dillon

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Join in with the FOXPRO crew as we cover topics to help hunters improve their skills. Our podcasts feature a diverse group of hunters from across the country who are experts in the field.
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A show that brings you informal discussions about the cool things in the world of Earth observation. If you have questions, comments or corrections about this podcast then you can contact us on Twitter using @eoscenefrom or on LinkedIn. Season 15 is organised, recorded and edited by thriveGEO.
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The education system teaches us to learn and recall information and at the end of it we are tested and expected to then pass exams. After all said and done the reality is, we are supposed to get a job at the end of it. I was unaware of the difficulties I would encounter at work especially as a Black Woman. How do I navigate work and how do I keep a job? Education institutions do not prepare you for work, racism, bullying, and oppressive managers in the workplace. Where the education system h ...
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Welcome to “Down to Earth”, a 30-minute podcast about innovative geoscience and the incredible people behind it. Each week, we host a different guest to talk about science, careers, and passions. From stories about meeting their idols, to investigating their science superpowers, and all the fascinating research and engineering projects in between, Down to Earth is sure to become your quick and compelling catch-up on the people and the work in geoscience. This podcast is presented by the IEEE ...
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Believe & Listen with Carla Blaha Evidential Medium

Believe and Listen with Carla Blaha

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Carla Blaha is a third-generation Psychic Medium, following in the footsteps of her mother and grandmother. She had her first psychic experience at 3 years old, and now works as full time Evidential Medium while raising her three children. She sees clients individually and in groups, and currently does regular readings and workshops at Synchronicity, Brewster NY, Soulauras, Briarcliff NY and Flowlife Holistic Lounge, NYC/FLA & Found Herbal In Bronxville NY. Carla teaches various metaphysical ...
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The Supernatural Explorer

Kurt Becker, Spirits & Guests

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Experiencing all of the seen and unseen spirits and phenomena, helping whenever possible, and learning some lessons along the way. Watch. https://www.youtube.com/c/TheSupernaturalExplorer Follow. https://www.facebook.com/TheSupernaturalExplorer https://www.instagram.com/TheSupernaturalExplorer Connect. [email protected] Support. https://www.paypal.me/SupernaturalExplorer
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Green Living Chats

Eco Amet Solutions

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Green Living Chats is a platform to discuss solutions to emerging environmental issues and challenges in and around the world and to promote environmental-related projects. We are looking forward to making a positive impact on our planet. So let's build up a community and learn together. GLC podcast is brought to you by Eco Amet Solutions Ghana. Be INFORMED!.
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CurrencyCast is a treasury podcast series from currency management experts, Kantox. In each episode, we look at the pressing foreign exchange (FX) risk issues facing treasurers and CFOs today and help them identify the potential gaps in their FX risk management strategy. Each episode will provide viewers with quick bite-size insights to help them better understand their FX risk, stay informed of the latest currency management trends and learn about the future of FX tech.
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ASTROPHYSICAST

Team ASTROPHYSICAST

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Podcast created for Astro-lovers and for all those who want to know about the cosmos, about the universe and above all about our existence. Hosted by Rohit Agrawal and created by Team ASTROPHYSICAST. EMAIL: [email protected] INSTAGRAM: @astrophysicast LinkedIn: ASTROPHYSICAST Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/rohit-agrawal92/support
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Welcome to Expert Connections, a digital ag podcast. In this series, we’re digging deeper into the technology and innovations that are helping farmers make better decisions throughout the season. Join host Meghan Grebner as she talks to industry leaders about the impact and future of digital agriculture. To learn more, contact your Climate FieldView™ dealer or visit Climate.com.
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In this episode of Geowebinar Insights, we explore groundbreaking research across the geosciences — from unraveling the origin of ophiolites in subduction zones and assessing uranium behavior in radioactive waste repositories, to redefining fracture zone hydraulics in mining, refining geological mapping standards, modeling ore-hosting intrusions, a…
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Tom Mueller from the Massachusetts Bureau of Geographic Information (MassGIS) joins us to talk about Pchem ending Tom’s time as a Chemistry major, building an atlas of nursing homes, the importance of service learning for students, the GeoTech Center, Humanitarian OpenStreetMap, Mapathons, mapping and analysis of water samples and contamination, Ma…
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In this episode, Schultzy and Damo dive into the lifeline of every first responder – the radio. From the gut-wrenching moments of being outnumbered on a hostile job to the sheer relief of hearing sirens racing in for backup, they unpack the power of comms and the mateship it represents. You’ll hear raw frontline stories, a shout-out to the unsung h…
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In this episode of Geowebinar Insights, we dive deep into seven groundbreaking studies spanning the Earth's crust and mantle. From spatial models of ore localization in Eastern Transbaikalia to ancient platinum-bearing alluvials in South Africa, and from mantle thermometry using olivine–spinel pairs to the crystallization history of Indonesian volc…
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Lance Yarbrough from the University of Mississippi joins us to talk about an encounter with a Floyd Sabins textbook at a university book sale at a young age, examining geology through stereopairs, the Year of the Satellite, remote sensing application in North Dakota. lidar data analysis, 3D models and Structure from Motion, GeoAI tools, the appeal …
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The Ark Calibration I Tried to Dismiss — and Why I Couldn’tIn this episode, I review a blind remote viewing session that felt more like science fiction than reality: upright pods, technology, and the sense of consciousness being uploaded and then exploited for the amusement of an elite group — and it was awful. Synchronistic Psychic Callings or Hop…
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In Episode 83 of Two Ordinary Cops, Schultzy and Damo take a step back from the front line and reflect on life after policing. From navigating the lingering effects of hypervigilance to the unexpected challenges of judging people by appearances, this episode dives deep into what it really means to switch off—or try to—when the uniform comes off. Al…
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This episode of Geowebinar Insights brings you highlights from July's geoscience frontier: 💎 Fresh views on the formation of giant type IIa diamonds ⛏ Rare platinum-bearing mineralization found in the Bogbasinsky Massif 🌐 3D induced polarization tomography reveals hidden sulfide zones 🌋 Chromespinels from the Caucasus and Cuba show surprising simil…
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Kyle Fredrick from PennWest University - California joins us to talk about teaching a middle-school class in college, groundwater modeling, user-friendly vs. user-surly software, his fantastic geologic mapping summer field class that he teaches each year, remote sensing of Utah landscapes, the growth of the sand spit and new habitats at Presque Isl…
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In this episode, Schultzy and Damo dive into the often-misunderstood world of the courtroom, exploring the complicated relationship between frontline policing, public perception, and the justice system. They unpack the feedback cops cop — from both sides — and take a measured look at the way magistrates are sometimes unfairly judged by those who do…
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Este episodio profundiza en el uso de minerales indicadores como circón, rutilo, turmalina y clorita para predecir la fertilidad de intrusivos y delinear zonas mineralizadas. Conversamos sobre su aplicación en contextos geológicos complejos, la importancia del muestreo estratificado, y cómo estos métodos pueden integrarse con herramientas geofísica…
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This episode dives into the challenges of interpreting geochronological data in ancient porphyry copper systems. We explore the discrepancies between U-Pb zircon ages and Re-Os molybdenite dates, the impact of thermal overprinting, and what these mismatches mean for metallogenic models across the Urals. Through real case studies—from Bengala to Tom…
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This is Round One of our special “Squared Circle” episodes, where a group of guests gets together to wrestle with a particular topic. For this episode, we're joined by Dr. Aaron Maxwell from West Virginia University, Dr. Bruce Millett from South Dakota State University, Dr. Dana Peterson from the University of Kansas, and Dr. Doug Ramsey from Utah …
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In this episode, Schultzy and Damo dive into the legalisation of OC spray in the NT, drawing on the real-life experiences of cops in Western Australia, where it’s already been legal for a couple of years. Schultzy then shares a story about two blokes who tried to pick a fight with him while he was off duty, leading to a chat about the importance of…
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En este episodio exploramos descubrimientos clave presentados en los últimos webinarios geocientíficos. Desde la tectónica salina en el Ártico occidental —con diapiros ocultos y estructuras inversas que podrían albergar grandes reservas de petróleo y gas— hasta experimentos de laboratorio que muestran cómo el oro se autoensambla en formas nanométri…
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In this episode of Geowebinar Insights, we dive into cutting-edge research presented in recent geoscience webinars. Discover how salt structures shape hydrocarbon traps in the Arctic, how nano-gold forms on the surface of pyrite, and why seemingly outdated models of tectonics are being replaced by plume-based interpretations. We also explore the ro…
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Send us a text The pendulum swings wildly from political upheaval to celebrity downfalls in this packed episode examining how power, race, and identity shape our experiences in an increasingly chaotic world. Jeremy Corbyn's dramatic political resurrection with his new "Your Party" has sparked hope for those disillusioned with mainstream UK politics…
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Dana Peterson from the University of Kansas joins us to talk about the Yellow Pages of class descriptions, the Kansas Biological Survey, archiving Landsat imagery from 9-Track Tapes, spectroradiometers, watersheds and green-up, field work on the Rio Grande, the Sentinel GreenReport that leverages Sentinel-2 imagery for vegetation monitoring over ti…
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In this episode, the Two Ordinary Cops shine a light on the unsung legends of policing — the police auxiliaries. From the calm voices behind the radio to the rock-solid support in the watch house, Damo and Schultzy reflect on the vital roles these members play behind the scenes. The boys also dive into what it’s really like when ex-military personn…
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Are We Being Farmed, Forged, or Freed?In this episode, Dennis dives deep into a comparison of multiple remote viewing sessions that, when viewed side by side, seem to reveal a much larger design. Are we witnessing a cosmic refinement process where consciousness is extracted, shaped, and evolved? From death and rebirth cycles to inner-earth oceans o…
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¡Bienvenidos a "Geología al Descubierto: Desvelando los Secretos Dinámicos de la Tierra"! En este episodio, nos embarcamos en un fascinante viaje a través de la vanguardia de la investigación geológica, trayéndoles los últimos descubrimientos de expertos en el campo, tal como se presentan en los reconocidos geowebinars de la plataforma "Геовебинар"…
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Welcome to “Geology Unveiled: Decoding Earth's Dynamic Secrets”! In this episode, we embark on a fascinating journey through the cutting edge of geological research, bringing you the latest insights from experts in the field. We'll explore new insights into ore formation, from the inexhaustible mineral themes linked to oceans and hydrothermal 'smok…
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Kevin Czajkowski from the University of Toledo joins us to talk about snow days, a heat wave summer, an internship with the National Weather Service, space plasma physics, the revelation of getting paid to go to graduate school, the ups and downs of academic job applications, the perils of looking like a geographer, receiving the NASA New Investiga…
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From growing up idolising his VicPol father to being arrested and acquitted twice, Jarrod Michael's story is one of grit, loss, redemption—and altitude. In this episode, the Two Ordinary Cops dive deep into Jarrod’s short but impactful policing stint, the toll of false accusations, and the crushing feeling of being abandoned by the job he once drea…
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Amy Logan from Iowa State University joins us to talk about her borrowing a car in her college days in order to intern at the Northeast Iowa Resource and Conservation Development office, a big orange GPS backpack for mapping, community and regional planning, using ArcPad for tree mapping, OpenStreetMap, Iowa As Art, analyzing patterns in nature, Am…
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The coronial inquest into the death of Kumanjayi Walker has made headlines around the world — but was it really about the death, or about bringing down Zach Rolfe? In this explosive episode, Schultzy and Damo discuss the fallout, questioning how a Supreme Court acquittal gave way to a coronial inquest that felt more like a public takedown than a fa…
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Bruce Millett from South Dakota State University joins us to talk about Bruce’s service in the US Navy as a weather observer and remote sensing, working on a SMQ-10 for satellite tracking, DIME files, Selective Availability and GPS accuracy, moving from the coast to South Dakota, wetlands simulation modeling, the impact and collaboration of the Ame…
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In this episode, the Two Ordinary Cops sit down with a very special guest—Schultzy’s mum, Liz. From guarding evidence in the red dirt of the Northern Territory to cooking meals for specialist squads, Liz shares what it’s really like watching your son step into a uniform and face the realities of policing. She opens up about the pride, the sleepless…
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Bobbi Lenczowski, formerly of the National Geospatial-lntelligence Agency (NGA), joins us for a discussion of the highlights of her all-star career with her time at the Defense Mapping Agency, gathering early map data and the progression of geospatial technology, data classification and data management techniques, development of the first digital g…
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In this powerful episode, we sit down with former paratrooper and NSW police officer Nick White. From high-risk military service to frontline policing in some of the toughest parts of Sydney, Nick opens up about the trauma that nearly broke him — including the heartbreaking moment he tried to save a one-week-old baby. Diagnosed with PTSD after year…
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Send us a text We live in a society that's quick to label inequality as "the way things are" rather than confronting the systemic barriers that keep certain communities locked in cycles of disadvantage. The recent UK High Court ruling that 20% VAT on private school fees is lawful isn't just about taxation – it's about working-class families making …
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Donna Delparte from Idaho State University joins us to talk about the circuitous route that took her from Regina, Canada through many different locales to finally end up in Pocatello, Idaho. We also talk about hazard mapping for back country skiing, underwater GIS and remote sensing, using drones for precision agriculture for detecting Potato virus…
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The Two Ordinary Cops sit down with Ben Hosking — a former frontline cop turned tactical operator — for one of our rawest chats yet. Thrown into chaos straight out of the academy, Hosko faced riots, a taser mishap, and the harsh reality of policing in Tennant Creek. Years later, he was forced to shoot an armed offender. From high-risk incidents to …
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Send us a text Treasurers, it's time to tear down those silos! In our latest episode, we explore why the traditional separation between FX risk management and cash/liquidity management is becoming obsolete—and how technology is making these functions virtually inseparable. Key insights we cover: ✅ How API connectivity transforms micro-hedging progr…
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🧠 Exploring the Mind Through Nature and FearIn this episode, Dennis reflects on his personal journey of self-discovery through meditation, cold plunges, and a solo hike deep into bear country. Facing real fear in the wilderness opened unexpected doors into the inner workings of the mind—and the power of choice in moments of discomfort.❄️ Cold Plung…
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Tracy DeLiberty from the University of Delaware joins us to talk about remote sensing of deserts and arid lands, the good old days of X-terms and command-line GIS, teaching high school students with remotely sensed imagery, analyzing irrigation across Delaware, studying sea ice thickness at the north and south poles and much more. Show notes are av…
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Join us for a digest of key findings straight from the geo webinar library! In this episode, we take a deep dive into the history and future of the Sukhoi Log gold deposit in Siberia, described as one of the largest undeveloped gold deposits in the world with an estimated 81 million ounces. We explore its long, challenging discovery history, includ…
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In Episode 74, the Two Ordinary Cops cover everything from snow in Hernani to sex dungeons in Kununurra. Damo and Schultzy reflect on the Northern Territory's move to legalise capsicum spray for civilians—and debate whether it’s empowering the public or arming the crooks. They also tackle the hot-button issue of deaths in custody, offering a frontl…
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Courtney Poirier Chicola from the University of Louisiana at Lafayette joins us for a discussion that begins with Jurassic Park, 4-H, and her dashed dreams of being a paleontologist, and then delves into Earth As Art, teaching through art, Pecora 2022, the Rising Waters workshop, NASA Aerokats, teaching Python and GeoAI in ArcGIS, and the evolution…
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Text the show now! Infrastructure doesn’t fail all at once. It fails slowly, quietly, and often out of sight. Traditional inspections are expensive, slow, and risky. Whether it’s bridges, towers, culverts, or rooftops, getting accurate data used to mean shutting things down, climbing into dangerous spots, or relying on outdated reports. In this epi…
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In this episode of Two Ordinary Cops, Damo and Schultzy dive into the complex topic of public respect for police — where it comes from, how it can be lost in a heartbeat, and what it really takes to earn it back. From crowd control at footy games to walking the beat in remote communities, they explore the idea of "The Bobby Principle” — that being …
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Send us a text The treasurers thriving today aren't just technically skilled - they're strategic business partners who understand both technology and human psychology. Join us in this episode of CurrencyCast for an eye-opening conversation with Alexander Ilkun, founder of the Baltic Treasury Association, on how treasury management is transforming i…
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Send us a text The technological revolution isn't coming—it's already here, dismantling traditional business models and reshaping our economic landscape before our eyes. McKinsey's recent firing of 10% of its workforce, openly blaming AI disruption, signals a profound shift that extends far beyond consultancies. This episode dives deep into how art…
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