The Nick Zentner Geology Podcast

Nick wraps up thinking about concepts as he preps for new Downtown lectures.

Nick looks for themes from the Crazy Eocene A to Z series.

Nick recaps highlights from the ‘Exotic Terranes’ alphabet series in 2020.

Nick shares the backstory on his Downtown Geology Lectures.

Nick shares new ideas about a 16.1 Ma basalt flow.

Nick asks “Where’s the Baja BC Fault?”

Nick talks detrital zircons from British Columbia.

Nick recalls a San Juan Islands field trip with Darrel Cowan.

Nick recalls a great trip to Slate Peak.

Nick recaps a recent visit to Washington’s Olympic Peninsula.

Nick recaps a recent field experience at Mount Baker.

Nick reports on a recent trip to the North Cascades.

Nick shares new thoughts about Mount Stuart and exotic terranes.

Nick learns new things related to Moses Coulee.

Nick shares the stunning work of Daniel Coe.

Nick reports on a Sunday field trip to Foster Coulee.

Nick shares new ideas courtesy of Jerome Lesemann and Skye Cooley.

New evidence for the old Snake River pathway.

Nick recaps his latest efforts.

Randy Lewis shares the Native American story of the Pinnacles.

Nick offers a geology platter with many offerings.

Nick comments on a recent interview with Bob.

Nick shares a new video idea.

Nick shares potential video ideas.

Nick reflects on this past winter.

Nick recalls a big day in the YouTube livestream series.

Nick shifts to thinking about docking Siletzia 50 million years ago.

Nick wonders about the significance of docking Wrangellia.

Nick shares his latest format - with excitement.

Nick shares a new idea…

Nick crashed a recent Grand Coulee Ice Age Floods field trip.

Nick reports on the recent GSA meeting in Portland, Oregon.

Nick reports on a recent trip to British Columbia.

Nick explores Highway 20 through the North Cascades.

Nick returns to his old stomping grounds in Idaho.

Nick recalls filming at Lodgestick Bluff.

Nick reports on his various activities of Summer 2021.

Nick recaps his recent North Cascades visit.

Nick talks about his connection with Randy Lewis.

Nick talks about the mysterious Challis Magmas.

Nick shares new research on the Chumstick Formation.

Nick uses sedimentary units to document Siletzia accretion.

Nick reports on a memorable day at Steamboat Rock.

Nick shares new work on an old Hot Spot.

Nick shares new work on the earliest Columbia River Basalts.

Nick dwells on magmas near ocean trenches.

Nick talks large igneous provinces.

Nick looks at evidence that supports moving plutons.

Nick talks plutons in Canada, USA, & Mexico.

Nick talks Nanaimo like a boss.

Nick looks at important bedrock near Wenatchee.

Nick visits the rugged core of the North Cascades.

Nick tackles Mount Stuart north of Ellensburg.

Nick crosses the Straight Creek Fault.

Nick visits Washington's San Juan Islands.

Nick features exciting new work by Karin Sigloch.

Nick finishes building British Columbia.

Nick dives into British Columbia bedrock.

Nick interviews USGS geologist Ralph Haugerud.

Nick interviews University of Washington geology professor Darrel Cowan.

Nick interviews Baja BC godfather Myrl Beck.

Nick visits a few Mesozoic portals.

Nick learns new exotic tricks close to home.

Nick shares ideas about the mysterious Mima Mounds.

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Nick returns from his Backyard Livestream series.

Nick begins YouTube Live lectures from his home.

Nick remembers Tom Foster and his start with outreach efforts.

Nick continues with his new lecture preparation.

Nick raps about the once mighty Farallon Plate.

Nick visits with USGS geologist Richard Waitt.

Nick preaches igneous rock classification rules. Etc.

Nick chats with Oregon geologist Emily Cahoon.

Nick teaches an Introduction to Rock Identification lab.

Nick goes to the field with paper topographic maps.

Nick teaches a GEOL 101 LAB lesson on topographic maps.

Nick interviews famous geologist Brian Atwater.

Nick wonders about the rhyolite north of Ellensburg.

Nick shares stories of new Bretz material surfacing from 1922.

Nick describes Bretz's evidence from the early 1920’s.

Nick talks about famous geologist J Harlen Bretz.