This professor is the best to watch and learn about Pacific Northwest geology. 🙌🏻 Now everywhere I go around Oregon, friends and family hear me say, “and of course that’s from a basalt flow.“

New video! This one is particularly fun... Quadra Island Folded Limestone w/ Jerome Lesemann youtu.be/_ZqZgr7IItM?si… via YouTube

Low tide yesterday... Seattle Bedrock youtu.be/51DUxslgtAM?si… via YouTube

Seattle Bedrock A favorite format (for me): Nick Zentner No guests. Few graphics. Nick talking rocks. I don't care if it is Seattle or the Palouse, one voice, a simple story. Nicely done. youtu.be/51DUxslgtAM?si…

Saturday night on Cheese Rock... Teanaway Sandstone youtu.be/wzu8ombhjPY?si… via YouTube

Nick Zentner YouTube As much as I have enjoyed ALL of your podcasts, the prior three have been exceptional. Thank you!

Cascade PBS meeting today in Seattle. 💙

Naches Loop Trail this morning... Chinook Pass Hiking youtu.be/LZrvmGPh4C0?si… via YouTube

New video! Shawn Willsey, Skye Cooley, Malm Gulch in Idaho, 50 million-year-old petrified sequoia trees! Idaho Sequoia w/ Shawn Willsey youtu.be/5Y9NYOsxGCM?si… via YouTube

Nice job by the The Seattle Times crew! We met for maybe an hour south of Granger back in March...and this little vignette is one of the results. Rocks tells the story of the ancient Columbia River youtu.be/A2PkbgGSNqE?si… via YouTube

New video! Keep an eye on Holly Cooke. She's a rare talent... Holly Cooke: Australian Geology Podcast youtu.be/RR581aNayM0?si… via YouTube

Autumn on the Hills by Franklin Carmichael

Prof. Nick Zentner of #CWU presents... State Geologists! youtu.be/jGxOMjsdUKA?si… via YouTube

Students should be made to think like scientists, be open-minded, curious, and especially, to doubt.

I took a hike on Mount St. Helens today and happened across Washington state's favorite Geologist Nick Zentner!! I cant believe the odds, it really made the day! Go check out his YouTube channel, you are missing out if you live in Cascadia and haven't seen his videos.

The joy of science isn’t in the certainty; it’s in the struggle to make sense of the chaos.

Science isn't about knowing all the answers, it’s about asking the right questions.

Prof. Nick Zentner of #CWU Workshop Livestream! Alaska A to Z youtube.com/live/Pq3a9caC2… via YouTube

You have no responsibility to live up to what other people think you ought to accomplish, or to be like they expect you to be. It's their mistake, not your failing.

There’s a pleasure in recognising old things from a new viewpoint.