That Geog Pod: Recent Episodes
Mr Darby
In this week's episode join Mr Darby to discuss what development is, a look at the most/least developed nations on the planet and how we can measure development.
In this week's episode of 'That Geog Pod', join Mr Darby as he dissects the megathrust earthquake of 2011. This earthquake was so powerful that it shifted planet earth on its axis, moved Japan 2.4m west-ward and killed >16,000 people. The three hazard quake is in the history books. Find out out more in this episode.
In this week's episode join Mr Darby as he discusses the chaotic earthquake that struck the 18th poorest nation in the world. It was the recipe for disaster and is one of the most costly in terms of lives lost in recorded history.
In this week's episode, join Mr Darby for an introduction into earthquakes. In this episode find out what hazards earthquakes bring, what makes some earthquakes more damaging and deadly than others, how we measure earthquakes and why tsunamis aren't a problem in open ocean.
Join Mr Darby this week as he discusses Volcanoes. The two types of volcanoes, the destruction of the 1980 eruption of Mt St Helens and the remarkable tale of three men who survived a helicopter crash inside a volcano.
Join Mr Darby this week as he delves into the structure of the Earth and to introduce the two tectonic hazards that occur on our planet. We will look at the types of plate boundaries, the layers of the earth and why they move.
Join Mr Darby this week as he discusses super typhoon Haiyan. Never heard of it? Maybe you should have.
Join Mr Darby to dicuss one of the worst natural disasters to strike the U.S. Hurricane Katrina was a natural disaster like no other.
In this week's episode, join Mr Darby to dicuss the location, formation and measuring of Tropical Cyclones. Planet Earth's one-eyed-monster!
Join Mr Darby as this episode delves into the human causes of climate change. The real global problem.
Join Mr Darby this week as he discusses the natural cause of climate change and how we evidence it.
In todays podcast join Mr Darby where he discusses the global circulation model! Ever wondered why the Sahara is so dry and the Amazon so wet? Find out now in this episode of That Geog Pod
In this episode join Mr Darby as he looks at why some parts of the world are hotter/colder than others!