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Episode 14 is the Geobloggers in the Pub: San Francisco edition. We talk in a slightly intoxicated way about what makes a geologist, human exploration of the planets, the importance of primary research and more.
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This week’s podClast is the Geobloggers in the Pub: San Francisco edition. We talk in a slightly intoxicated way about what makes a geologist, human exploration of the planets, the importance of primary research and more.
Participants (links in brackets are Twitter feeds)
Chris - goodSchist (@yorrike)
Sandra – Looking For Detachment (@sfoxx)
Dave – Geology News (@rockbandit)
Andrew – About:Geology (@aboutgeology)
Cian – @cbdawson
Brian – Clastic Detritus (@clasticdetritus)
Next Episode
We like to have a new episode of the podClast every fortnight. So episode 15 of the podClast will be recorded from at 2300 GMT the 17th of October 2009. Either comment in this post if you’d like to join me, or if you’re on my email list, I’ll send you the details cloder to the 17th.
Contributing
If you’re keen to hear a specific topic talked about, or would like to join the discussion during the next episode, either leave a comment below or email chris [the at symbol] goodschist.com. You’ll probably also do well reading the details on joining the podclast. If you don’t have the time to join us but would like to contribute a 3-5 minute audio clip to the show simply record it, make sure it’s an mp3, and send it to the address above.
Credit
The intro and exit music was Roots Fi Cool by Burning Babylon.
Text Addresses
The post that accompanies this podcast can be found at http://www.goodschist.com/2009/10/03/the-podclast-episode-14/ or http://bit.ly/fefXt and an archive of all podClasts can be found at http://www.goodschist.com/category/podclast/
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Nice editing job Chris. In the last couple of minutes I thought I heard some doubling up of voices, however … but only for a brief moment … and then it ended abruptly.
After listening to that I should slightly correct what I said in the basic research discussion … the example of Bell Labs I brought up was not the best since they got huge amounts of gov’t funding and weren’t solely privately funded. Minor point perhaps, but figured I’d take the opportunity to correct myself.
This was fun to listen to … captured the afternoon nicely with the clinking glasses and laughter in the background. Thanks for doing it!
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Brian: Unfortunately the ending had to be that brief because the last 3 minutes were all overlapping voices. It was impossible to concentrate on you and Cian over Sandra and Dave, so I faded out where I could manage it.
But I’m pretty happy with how it went. I’ve got quite a bit to learn in terms of recording “in the field,” and I’ll be a lot more equipped and practised for the next one.
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I like how Sandra drops the F-bomb a couple times in there — evidently a lively session. It was wise to have a few beers BEFORE recording — some funny moments.
As Brian points out, there is some overlap at the end: Chris’s post-production recording “ending” the podClast overlapping with the (multiple) conversations, which then continue for ~2 more minutes.
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Callan, hmm…. Like I said at GSA, not sure I like my performance at all!
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Any idea when the next episode will be up? I pulled it out of my iTunes because I thought the feed had gone dead.
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Should be restarting the podClast this weekend (2010-01-17 or 18)
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The podClast – episode 14 http://bit.ly/fefXt – The Geobloggers in the Pub: San Francisco episode.
RT @Yorrike: The podClast – episode 14 http://bit.ly/fefXt – The Geobloggers in the Pub: San Francisco episode.
@sfoxx that is great.You even have a podcast http://tinyurl.com/ye7y4ar.Also a geology podcast in spanish at http://tinyurl.com/ktezbn