3 Best Geochemistry Podcasts

1. GeOCHemISTea

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Every geoscientist is capable of understanding and applying geochemical data, however, at GeocHemiSTea we understand that there is an incredible amount of nuance and accumulated knowledge. We are here to break down the impediments towards geoscientists learning more about this exciting field! Are you a student wanting to break into the field? Listen to each episode to see how reknown geochemists got to where they are today. Are you intrigued by integrating geochemistry, but don't know how? Stay tuned! Lastly are you looking for some Tea/good gossip? We got it.MORE Producer/Network Sam Scher
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Estimated Monthly Listeners 100-1k
Recent Guests Andy Campbell, Mary Doherty +1 more
Apple Rating 5/5Apple Reviews 4 Avg Length 67 min Format Long form Get Email Contact Get access to full database of 2.7M podcastsCreate podcast lists, export in spreadsheet or CSV file with email contacts and start your podcast outreach in minutes.Sign Up for Free with Email Continue with Google

2. Rare Earth Elements Podcast

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The Rare Earth Elements Podcast is a production of the Bureau of Economic Geology, and The Jackson School of Geosciences at The University of Texas at Austin, in partnership with the U.S. Department of Energy.  In this podcast, we discuss rare earth element feed stocks with experts from academia, industry, and government.Discussions include a variety of potential feedstocks, particularly waste materials and innovations in processing technologies to improve rare earth element supply chains in the US.Visit https://www.beg.utexas.edu/rare-earth-elements-podcast/ to learn more about the resear..MORE Email ****@austin.utexas.edu
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3. BIOmarkers Podcast

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An audio series two years in the making, premiering to celebrate 50YrsOrgGeochemGRC. Welcome to BIOMarkers, an audio series created by Fatima Husain, Angel Mojarro, and Juliana Drozd that attempts to capture the oral history of organic geochemistry.MORE Avg Length 19 min Format Short form Get Email Contact