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Published by Cascade PBS
Nick Zentner, Senior Geology Lecturer at Central Washington University, dives deep on all things geology in the Pacific Northwest via his own lectures and musings as well as discussions with colleagues, experts and friends. New episodes of Nick on the Rocks Talks publish weekly in both audio and video formats.
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Love Nick on the Rocks , the Cascade PBS video series about geology in the Pacific Northwest? You're in luck! On November 10, we're launching a new weekly podcast featuring host Nick Zentner, Senior Geology Lecturer at Central Washington University. Every Tuesday, Nick will dig into everything from glaciers to volcanoes alongside other geologists, colleagues and friends. He'll go behind the scenes with the Nick on the Rocks production team and share his own thoughts and research into this complex and beautiful landscape many of us call home. Listen wherever you get your podcasts or on CascadePBS.org — and watch video versions on YouTube! --- Credits Host: Nick Zentner Producer: Nat Nickel Editorial Support: Sara Bernard, Adam Spiro Brown Executive Producer: Sarah Menzies Special thanks to Central Washington University as the original creator and collaborator for the Nick on the Rocks video series. The “Nick on the Rocks” name is a registered trademark of and is used with permission from Central Washington University. Follow Nick on Instagram or YouTube. Watch the entire archive of the Nick on the Rocks video series at CascadePBS.org. Join the members who make Nick on the Rocks Talks possible at CascadePBS.org/NickTalks .
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