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EpicEarth Podcast

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by Ashley Bosa & Bryan Rosenblatt

4.6(5 reviews)
29 episodes
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Welcome to the EpicEarth Podcast, a product of Boise State University students as part of STEM Outreach through the Geoscience Department. The concept of EpicEarth was developed by Ashley Bosa, Bryan Rosenblatt, and Scott Gauvain - all BSU graduate students who want to highlight the scientific progress taking place on this EpicEarth! Join us from the comfort of your chair as we travel all over the world. Dive into the world of glaciologists, hydrologists, biologists, paleontologists, physicists, seismologists, and a whole other host of scientists. Take a journey with us around this EpicEarth.

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Episode thumbnail for EpicEarth Ep. 29 - The Truth is Out There (w/ Justin Crevier)

August 27, 2025

EpicEarth Ep. 29 - The Truth is Out There (w/ Justin Crevier)

<p>If there's anyone who can tell us the truth about what's out there, it's this week's guest. Justin Crevier, a former diplomat for the State Department, regales us with his story of how typhoid got him interested in not only studying Earth analog processes (and having a blast with volcanoes), but also delving into a whole other world (literally) while studying dust devils on Mars! Hint: The Tasmanian Devil doesn't create them....​Justin really does take us on an epic journey around the Universe, as he describes dark matter, Einstein Crosses, and a whole host of amazing worldly facts! We can't think of a better episode to conclude our Epic Earth adventure on. His thoughts and advice will leave you curious for more, and that's the point.Now, go create your own EPIC adventure!- recorded December 2023</p>

Episode thumbnail for EpicEarth Ep 28. - What Do Analytical Chemistry and Uranus Have in Common? (w/ Dr. Carina Minardi)

January 31, 2025

EpicEarth Ep 28. - What Do Analytical Chemistry and Uranus Have in Common? (w/ Dr. Carina Minardi)

<p>If you're intrigued, confused, or slightly bothered by the title of this episode, then you're going to want to listen to this week's guest! Meet Dr. Carina Minardi, a kick-butt, formally trained analytical chemist who made a major shift in her career by jumping out of the traditional lab environment and into starting her own organization, called STEM From. Among her many accomplishments, she is also on the Board of Directors for the nonprofit Maker Mindz - which provides experimental kits to schools and other organizations to make STEM accessible and available to kids of all demographics. Carina humorously reminds us why doing a "bunny flop" is worth the spirit animal vibe, and how our inner child brings out the best indoor fort-building skills! And, of course, for all of our inner children, we talk a lot about Uranus....need we say more? - recorded November 2023 For more information about the STEM From organization, and to get in touch with Carina, please visit: https://www.stemfrom.org/</p>

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January 17, 2025

EpicEarth Ep 27. - You Say Tomatoes, and I Say....Climate Change

<p>....but, let's not call the whole thing off!! Why the title? Well, there's a saying in Tasmania that states "Never plant your tomatoes before Show Day" (which is the 4th Saturday in October). But, according to Edward Doddridge - a research associate in physical oceanography at the University of Tasmania - it turns out that with warmer and longer summers globally (which means, they are starting earlier), those in Tasmania can actually now plant tomatoes on average 18 days earlier than in the 1900s! It isn't just Tasmania that is seeing seasonal effects of climate change, however. Changes are happening globally and impacting everyone - from the wine industry to wildfire fighters, to residents in Tornado Alley and Hurricane/Cyclone paths. It can be a scary and daunting outlook for the future. BUT, we have three of the most amazing women on the show this week to help alleviate some of the climate woes, and make sure we all stay on track to help planet Earth keep providing!​ Meet: Jen Pierce - a Professor of Geosciences at Boise State University, whose research tackles climate education, wildfires and climate change, soils and carbon sequestration in the critical zone, and feedback among hydrological, biological, and geological systems. Jenny Wolf - an education coordinator for the City of Boise's WaterShed Water and Climate Change Education Center. She spends her time developing outreach, curriculum, educator training, and communication products around local climate change impacts. She is an organizer for the City of Boise's Youth Climate Action Council and enjoys finding interdisciplinary ways to connect Idahoans to climate change. and Deb Roman - works as an Integrative Medicine Family Physician in Boise and is deeply concerned about the detrimental impact of the wildfires, poor air quality and other consequences of climate change on the health and well-being of the people who live in Idaho. In response, she has worked with a committed group of healthcare and education professionals to create the Compassionate Communities, an inter-generational healthcare movement focused on rekindling cooperative responsibility for the health of our communities, advancing health equity and inspiring compassionate action. Join us as we all three of these brilliant minds delve into the problems and solutions to Climate Change and what the broader impacts will be for us in the future. SOME OF THE INITIATIVES TO TACKLE CLIMATE CHANGE IN IDAHO: In 2024, a Statewide Strategic Planning Summit will be held to meaningfully engage a diverse and committed group of stakeholders to collectively and compassionately address the short and long term climate-related health concerns of our friends, family members, neighbors and colleagues in Idaho communities. INTERESTED IN LEARNING MORE, OR HEARING ABOUT WAYS YOU CAN GET INVOLVED?? Contact us on FB or IG and let us know what type of information or projects you're wanting to or already participate in! - Recorded May 2023</p>

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What is EpicEarth Podcast?

Welcome to the EpicEarth Podcast, a product of Boise State University students as part of STEM Outreach through the Geoscience Department. The concept of EpicEarth was developed by Ashley Bosa, Bryan Rosenblatt, and Scott Gauvain - all BSU graduate students who want to highlight the scientific progress taking place on this EpicEarth! Join us from the comfort of your chair as we travel all over the world. Dive into the world of glaciologists, hydrologists, biologists, paleontologists, physicists, seismologists, and a whole other host of scientists. Take a journey with us around this EpicEarth.

How often does this podcast release new episodes?

This podcast updates bi-weekly.

Where can I listen to this podcast?

This podcast is available on 6 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.

Does this podcast accept guests?

Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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