Found this on the to-do list I dictated to my phone while driving across country: Hey House, text her summer … ideas?? 💡

Lovely summary of the backstory on our paper on women & evacuation at Fuego volcano, Guatemala. The story behind the story! ❤️ 🌋

Two amazing geoscientists whom I greatly admire and have learnt so much from over the years. We had a blast recording this episode as you'll see! @DrWendyRocks and Beth Bartel for the latest of VolcaKnowledge Podcast 🌋🎙 !

Okay I’m finally finding a moment to listen to this and I admittedly was nervous—the whole hearing ourselves talk thing—but I just legit squealed because it’s so fun to hear Dr Samuel Mitchell and @DrWendyRocks and I can’t help but love being a part of it.

As you'll see, we had some fun sharing stories in this episode!

This is Wookie telling me I still have some work to do on my seminar outline for this Thursday. Cats are the harshest critics.

It's time for a wrap-up on season 2. Thank you to ALL our amazing guests for such varied, interesting topics! What was your favourite episode this season? If you missed any, you can catch up through our website to link you to your regular podcasting sites. volcaknowledge.com

Want to learn more about volcanologists, volcanoes, or related stuff like ***hazards science communication*** (nudge, nudge)? Two seasons of VolcaKnowledge complete! Check it out! Big congrats to Dr Samuel Mitchell for making this happen & being a fantastic host.

I want one of these made with actual seismic records. For ⁦@DrWendyRocks⁩.

Remember to register for Cascades24. No registration fees and lodging is provided in Bend. Additional travel funds for ECR are available.

Terrifying when you see your home region called out in the national news for being unprepared. It’s true though, and will continue to be unless we invest in safety infrastructure. ⁦⁦Comments from colleagues @geosmx⁩ & Corina Allen cnn.com/washington-ear…

A group of us have been working to adapt our 2021 Natural Hazards and Earth System Sciences (NHESS) paper (doi.org/10.5194/nhess-…) into an open-access eLearning course. The initial version (feedback welcome!) is now live... open.edu/openlearncreat… It aims to help natural hazard scientists better contribute to DRR.

I am so sad I no longer live in Michigan. Amazing.

Amazing opportunity alert!

And if you missed it live you can now watch it at x2 speed while you do your dishes! Feedback and thoughts are very much welcome—and encouraged. How can we improve use of scientific information for risk reduction? Big thanks to SZ4D Subduction Zones 4 Grad-Students and Graduates youtube.com/watch?v=T7SkEt…

Monday feels. Or maybe election season feels. Or carbon emission feels. Or all of the above.