It is an amazing platform. I have been listening to every single episode to improve my English and refresh my geology knowledge from college... great job

— Aideé (@Arvizu_geo) March 23, 2023

What's something geo related that artists get wrong in environment art?

I started listening to @planetgeocast while working, and its great. It doesn't directly relate to landscape art, you never know when you might learn something that you can use. plus its just plain cool.

— Joe Stiller (@Jstiller30) January 25, 2023

January 7 is Old-Rock-Day 🪨
The Acasta Gneiss -a tonalite gneiss found in the Slave Craton, Canada- includes some of the oldest known rocks of continental crust on Earth, dated at approximately 4.03 billion years, with Earth being 4.5 billion years old.https://t.co/wgyW3A3nDB pic.twitter.com/MP1Qyxwsrv

— History of Earth (@History_Earth_) January 7, 2023

#podclast 🎧 🌍 So You Think You Know Plate Tectonics??https://t.co/kF5JCEOEgB pic.twitter.com/t3kfX9CaIJ

— History_of_Geology (@Geology_History) November 5, 2022

Excellent job guys. Fun & educational. Just listened to the intro for #textbookcampGEO It's going to be a good resource for my kids.

— FinnGator_EES (@FinnGator_EES) October 14, 2022

#podcast @planetgeocast talks with Professor Richard Alley over #climatechange, glaciers, and sea levelhttps://t.co/pduDqawukL pic.twitter.com/mucsDtXuWI

— History_of_Geology (@Geology_History) September 22, 2022

I love your podcast so much. As rock climbers, my girlfriend and I love to listen to how our favorite rocks formed. Informative and jovial. Thanks so much

— King_of_the_Afterglow (@AshamanMike) September 9, 2022

@planetgeocast Fellow PSU alum here (https://t.co/HzYIKOukBa). Would love to talk about spooky geology with you guys. You've covered a few spooky topics already.

— SpookyGeology (@SpookyGeology) July 22, 2022

In part two of her interview with @planetgeocast, Ashley Grosh discussed BE Fellows’ work to develop and de-risk groundbreaking climate technologies. Listen here: https://t.co/b53tTuVU0X

— Breakthrough Energy (@Breakthrough) June 17, 2022

In an interview with @planetgeocast, BE Fellows’ Ashley Grosh discussed the value of working together at BE and what’s to come for BE Fellows. Listen to this week’s preview episode and stay tuned for more next week. https://t.co/sT5OtrtobQ https://t.co/63GnxrdH37

— Breakthrough Energy (@Breakthrough) June 9, 2022

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— Kurt Gordon (@tehkurt) April 29, 2022

@planetgeocast is a great podcast covering all aspects and geoscience from volcanoes, to climate, to dinosaurs, to energy. There's something for every earth scientist! https://t.co/TF8c6BlVmt

— VolcaKnowledge Podcast 🌋🎙 (@volcaknowledge) April 26, 2022

I had so much fun talking with @jraygeo10 and @Chrisbolhuis for the @planetgeocast! We covered quite a bit of ground—the 101s of science communication, geologic wonder, my struggles w/ dyslexia, sexism in science, and more. Listen to the full episode here: https://t.co/QLrnoLu5Ge

— Maya Wei-Haas, Ph.D. (@WeiPoints) March 24, 2022

Let's congratulate NAGT member Christopher Bolhuis, Hudsonville Public High School, for winning the 2021 Outstanding Earth Science Teacher Award, Central Section.
Link: https://t.co/x3ZcOSAJck pic.twitter.com/3QoqXFKgZa

— NAGT (@nagtgeo) October 4, 2021

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— History_of_Geology (@Geology_History) June 24, 2021

If you are at #AGU2021 @theAGU today, come check out our poster ED45H-0786. Stop by to say hi (and pick up a free sticker if you want)!!! #geoscience #STEMeducation pic.twitter.com/AHvVDVS66Y

— Planet Geo Podcast (@planetgeocast) December 16, 2021

@planetgeocast is a good one! It’s by a geologist from penn state (@jraygeo10 ) and his inspirational public school teacher from Michigan (@Chrisbolhuis ). Highly recommend!

— Jackie Faherty (@jfaherty) November 2, 2021