Oliver Strimpel
@geologybites.bsky.social
I present the Geology Bites podcast. There are now 115 episodes, each about 30 minutes long, with new episodes appearing every 3-4 weeks. Listen and subscribe at geologybites.com or on your preferred podcast app.
That’s great to hear, Brian.
June 18, 2025 at 7:54 PM
That’s great to hear, Brian.
Because continents are thick and cold, so generally strong.
June 3, 2025 at 5:29 PM
Because continents are thick and cold, so generally strong.
I loved his books - especially Life and Trilobite. I was lucky to have recorded a second podcast with him on Geology Bites only two months ago. It was about Deep Time.
March 8, 2025 at 6:41 PM
I loved his books - especially Life and Trilobite. I was lucky to have recorded a second podcast with him on Geology Bites only two months ago. It was about Deep Time.
In this episode, Richard Fortey and I have kept the discussion fairly broad so that it can be appreciated by listeners with no background in Earth science. Since it's a bit different from other episodes, I'd especially welcome any feedback.
January 9, 2025 at 12:48 PM
In this episode, Richard Fortey and I have kept the discussion fairly broad so that it can be appreciated by listeners with no background in Earth science. Since it's a bit different from other episodes, I'd especially welcome any feedback.
Hi Mae, thanks for adding me to the science feed. I used the test tube emoji for the last 2 posts, which is what you suggested. There appear to be many other hashtags relating to geology. Do you know if there is a listing somewhere? Thanks for doing all this work - I bet the pay is lavish!
December 21, 2024 at 7:16 PM
Hi Mae, thanks for adding me to the science feed. I used the test tube emoji for the last 2 posts, which is what you suggested. There appear to be many other hashtags relating to geology. Do you know if there is a listing somewhere? Thanks for doing all this work - I bet the pay is lavish!