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Weather Geeks

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You see it every day. It’s the subject of poetry, literature, art and film. It can inspire spiritual experiences, and it can destroy everything you have ever worked for. It is the weather, and no one knows it better than we do. Join us every week for the agony and the ecstasy of the one story that the entire world participates in and the science behind it. From the people behind The Weather Channel TV network.

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Jul 8, 2026

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People in Glass Houses Shouldn’t Throw Hailstones 17.04.2019

Guests:  Dr. Tanya-Brown Giammanco & Dr. Ian Giammanco Intro:  What if you could recreate a Great Plains hailstone in a laboratory? What could we learn from hurling dozens of these stones toward a building? Today’s guests hail from the Insurance Institute for Business and Home Safety where a team of scientists is doing just that! This team, led by Dr. Tanya Brown-Giammanco and Dr. Ia...

Bringing Weather to Life - The New Reality 10.04.2019

Guest:  Mike Chesterfield, Director of Weather Presentation, The Weather Channel Intro:   Weather affects all 5 senses. You can TASTE the snowflakes on your tongue during the first snowfall of the year. You can TOUCH the raindrops as they fall from the sky. You can HEAR the rumbles of thunder as a storm rolls your way. You can SMELL the rain when you step outside...

Preparing for the Next Slow-Moving Disaster 03.04.2019

Guest:  Forbes Tompkins Intro:  With the transition from winter to spring upon us, some may find themselves swapping snow shovels for sandbags. The right policies can help communities be better prepared before the next flood. Today’s guest, Forbes Tompkins, an officer for The Pew Charitable Trust’s flood-prepared communities initiative, leads work to modernize federal policies so the cou...

Climate Change, Let's Drop the Politics 27.03.2019

Guest: Rear Admiral David Titley Description: David Titley is a retired Rear Admiral and Chief Oceanographer of the US Navy, former NOAA Chief Operating Officer, Director of the Center for Solutions to Weather and Climate Risk and professor of meteorology at Pennsylvania State University. It is an impressive resume for a well respected individual that is so involved with raising awareness on the c...

The Million Dollar Forecasts 20.03.2019

Guest: Jon Davis , Chief Meteorologist at RiskPulse Description: More than 20% of the US Economy is directly affected by the Weather.  The energy and agriculture sectors are particularly vulnerable to losses that can mount as a result of heat waves, droughts, flooding and cold. Just a couple of degrees can make or cost companies millions of dollars. There is a group of meteorologists who make...

Risky Business - Navigating the hazards of severe weather and your risk 13.03.2019

Guest:  Dr. Walker Ashley, professor & researcher at Northern Illinois University Dr. Walker Ashley is a professor at Northern Illinois University who focuses on examining the impacts of severe and hazardous weather on society. With more extreme weather events on the rise, we see an increasing number of vulnerabilities being exposed within communities, leading to wide spread loss of life...

When Weather Puts On The Brakes 06.03.2019

Guest:  Phil Magney, Founder & Principal Advisor for VSI Description: While we listened to our record collection years ago, some of us dreamed of a future with cars flying through the air...while that may not be where we are headed, self-driving vehicles are here and there are big businesses working on the challenges to bring this to fruition. Weather is perhaps the biggest challenge...ho...

Why Risk It? Take Weather into Account 27.02.2019

Guest:  Stephen Bennett, Founder and Chief Operating Officer at Riskpulse  Your package is shipped, but it is still 3 days out...3 days of traversing through weather to get to you. Will storms cause a delay? Does the product need refrigeration? Can the product be left out in the cold? What if the answers to these questions started before the order went out for shipping? Taking the weathe...

The Wonders of Thundersnow 20.02.2019

Guest:  Matthew Cappucci, Undergraduate at Harvard & Capital Weather Gang Contributor   Description: It’s been a special weather phenomenon for meteorologists for a long time, but Jim Cantore took it to a whole new level in 2015...Thundersnow!! Winter storm fans routinely share their videos of lighting during a heavy snow, but just how does lighting form in winter...

Running Toward Environmental Change 13.02.2019

Guest:  Ovie Mughelli, Former NFL Pro Bowl Running Back, Sustainability Advocate, Creator of Comic  Book Gridiron Green Description:  Former NFL pro bowl running back Ovie Mughelli talks about his incredible journey from All Pro NFL running back to sustainability advocate. Mughelli will fill us in on why he feels a comic book that features a superhero character that b...

Jim Cantore - Life of a Storm Tracker (repeat) 06.02.2019

We go inside the storm with Jim Cantore. As we dive deep into his 30 plus year journey at The Weather Channel, we find out: how have things changed; some of Jim’s most memorable moments; and what will the future bring. All that and more from one of Weather’s most influential names. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sel...

Punting The Storm 30.01.2019

Guest : Brett Kern, NFL Punter for Tennessee Titans Description : In a game where inches can mean the difference between the thrill of victory or the agony of defeat, punters can make all the difference in the world. One NFL punter has found a way to turn his inner weather geek into a real advantage on the gridiron. Today we’ll talk with two time pro-bowl punter and current member of the Tennessee...

NASA's New Administrator (repeat) 23.01.2019

GUEST: Jim Bridenstine, Administrator of NASA DESCRIPTION: From flying high above the battlefields of Iraq and Afghanistan, to being elected as a Congressman of Oklahoma in the U.S. House of Representatives, our guest has dedicated his life to serving his country. Today we’re excited to welcome newly confirmed NASA Administrator, Jim Bridenstine.  Jim hails from Tulsa, OK where he became all...

Weather for the Win 16.01.2019

Guest:  Mark Maxwell, founder and owner of  sportsweather.com Description:  This week on Weather Geeks, we sit down with Mark Maxwell. He is the creator of  sportsweather.com , a data-driven weather service site he created to give sports gamblers and fantasy players a competitive edge in an increasingly popular and lucrative niche in the world of sports. So if you want to add n...

Winter Storm Geek Out 09.01.2019

Guests:  Dr. Jon Martin & Dr. Michael Morgan - Professors, University Of Wisconsin-Madison Description: They can cancel school, shut down airports and the big ones can even paralyze cities for days...winter storms track all across the country ever year. They are complicated weather systems where details of temperature structure, pockets of dry air and subtle bands of intense snowfall make...

2018: A Year of Weather Disasters 02.01.2019

Guest:  Steve Bowen, Director (Meteorologist), Aon When natural disasters strike they can impact just about every aspect of life... The ultimate cost of such disasters is a science of its own and no one is more familiar with those costs than those charged with insuring all that is important to us. Today we’ll talk with Steve Bowen, Director and meteorologist at Aon, to look back at the w...

Antarctica Lives! - Life at the bottom of the Earth (repeat) 26.12.2018

Guest : Dr. James McClintock,  Endowed University Professor of Polar and Marine Biology University of Alabama at Birmingham This week on Weather Geeks we go to the bottom of the earth….Antarctica! A white desert covered in snow and ice. But did you know plants and algae make up an underwater forest at its edges and that these plants can be used to develop drugs to help with cancer and the flu...

Inside Video Games - Making Extreme Weather 19.12.2018

Guest:  Gabriel Sassone & Jacques Kerner - Avalanche Studios Description: Today on Weather Geeks we dive into a world where extreme weather is the most dangerous game. Video games continue to push the bounds of depicting accurate atmospheric physics in virtual worlds. But how are these gaming “engines” built? How is weather recreated in a virtual world? We’ll get the answers fro...

Weather On The Go 12.12.2018

Guest:  David Inmon, UPS Airlines Meteorologist Description: It’s that time of year again! Millions of packages will be delivered this holiday season. One of the busiest companies getting packages from here to there is UPS and we are joined today by David Inman, an airlines meteorologist with the company. So, just how does weather play a role in meeting the delivery deadline? How are logistic...

The Art of Communicating Science 05.12.2018

Guest: Dr. Richard Alley, Evan Pugh Professor, Penn State University Description: Oftentimes, when a scientist explains their work to the public there is a breakdown of communication. The person listening gets lost in the complex explanation and foreign terminology. But there are small handful of amazing scientists that have an incredible ability to communicate... keeping the audience engaged and...

Winter Surprises...or Not?! 28.11.2018

Guest:  Tom Niziol, Winter Weather Expert at The Weather Channel.  Description The first snowstorm this year for New York City should not have been this memorable. A manageable 6 inches of snow come down in a hurry, but the region was gridlock early on in the event. Was this a forecast fail? A communication calamity? Or pitiful planning? The Weather Channel Winter Weather Expert Tom Nizi...

The Ripple Effect of Natural Disasters 14.11.2018

Guest: Clark Schweers, Principal; BDO Forensic Insurance and Recovery Practice Description: Natural disasters happen every year all across the country changing the lives of those directly affected forever. Just look at this year’s hurricanes, the deadly and destructive wildfires in California...but there is also an indirect effect to these disasters that ripples across the country and hits th...

Your Winter Outlook 07.11.2018

Guest: Dr. Judah Cohen, Director of Seasonal Forecasting at Atmospheric & Environmental Research Description: Colored leaves are on the ground and some flakes have already fallen. Winter is just around the corner and everyone is wondering how cold will it get? How much snow will fall? Today, Dr. Judah Cohen gives us a sense of what we can expect. We dive into seasonal forecasting and examine h...

The Intersection of Weather and Politics 31.10.2018

Guest:  Harry Enten, Senior Writer and Analyst, CNN Politics Description: Millions of Americans will be voting this November for their favorite candidate. When they head out to the polls some will enjoy sunshine, others will get cold and rain, and maybe even a few folks will see snowflakes. Weather might even keep some people from even heading out the door. Just how does weather affect electi...

Reporting Live in Hurricane Michael 24.10.2018

Guests : The Weather Channel meteorologists: Stephanie Abrams, Jen Carfagno, Chris Bruin Description : Hurricane Michael stormed ashore the Florida Panhandle earlier this month. Lives were upended and changed forever. Millions watched the full fury of the hurricane unfold live on their screens. And today we are joined by three field reporters that covered the storm: The Weather Channel meteorologi...

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