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The fourth episode of the Goodschist PodClast is out today. This episode features Chris Town and myself. Due to technical difficulties, Chris and I decided to each record a separate segment of the PodClast, dealing with topics we were planning on discussing.

Show notes for Episode 4 are available on Chris’ webpage and relevant links will posted on the PodClast del.icio.us account.

Discussions this week feature a brief discussion on the Sichuan earthquake in China and the pending landing of the Mars Phoenix Lander.

Chris is always looking for new voices from the geoblogosphere to join in on the PodClast. If you’d like to participate next time, check out his information on joining the PodClast.

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The third episode of the GoodSchist PodClast has been published today. This episode features Chris Town, Ron Schott, Brian Romans and Ralph Harrington.

Show notes for Episode 3 are available on Chris’ webpage and relevant links have been posted on the newly created PodClast del.icio.us account.

I really think the PodClast is starting to come into its own and has done a great job featuring various personalities in the Geoblogosphere and discussing a wide range of topics. Bravo to Chris and the gang. You can subscribe to the PodClast via iTunes here.

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Episode 2 of the PodClast, a new geology podcast organized by Chris Town at Good Schist, is now available for download. Topics discussed in this episode include plagiarism, perspectives on Earth Day and alternative energies. This week’s podclast panel features Chris Town, Ron Schott and myself.

The mp3 for the Podclast is available here (21.9 MB, 38 minutes long) or you can subscribe to the podcast via iTunes.

Episode 1 of the PodClast was recorded on April 13 and features Chris Town and Ron Schott talking about the current Kilauea eruption and blogging about peer reviewed research.

The latest edition of the USGS Corecast has been posted today and features a video of the Glen Canyon Dam High Flow experiment. There is some impressive footage and it’s a well put together video. Check it out. (Warning: Link goes to Quicktime Movie)

The latest edition of the USGS podcast, appropriately named Corecast, is out today. It is the March Hazards Roundup and discusses recent seismic and volcanic activity, landslide activity around the world, wildfires burning throughout the United States and flooding in the Midwest.

It’s 4 minutes long and hosted by Jessica Robertson.

In related news, Chris at Goodschist is organizing the first podcast for the geoblogosphere, set to take place on April 12th. If you’re interested in finding out more, check out his website.

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