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== About the 'Coffee & Geography' podcast ==The aim of ‘Coffee & Geography’ is to get to know, explore and celebrate the diverse & intersectional range of people and their love for the world. We’ll have fun exploring all the myriad of ways that connects your life to geography.
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Coffee & Geography 6x15 Claire Brown (UK) (opens the original)
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Kit Marie chats with Tyndall Centre colleague Claire Brown about social housing, overheating, thermal comfort and how UK homes need to adapt to a changing climate. Claire explains why climate-resilient housing is a social justice issue, how building design and solar shading can reduce overheating, and why the UK must address both its existing housing stock and the homes being built for 2050 and beyond. The conversation also visits Passivhaus social housing in Norwich, ceiling fans, shutters, cli
Coffee & Geography Espresso - 11 - Nepal Floods: Unseen Disasters and Climate Change (opens the original)
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In this Espresso & Geography special, Kit Marie and Alistair Hamill respond to the devastating floods affecting Nepal and Tibet following a major ice-and-rock avalanche on 26 August 2026. They examine the emerging physical geography of the disaster, the possible influence of a rapidly warming Himalayan climate, and why it is too early to attribute one complex event to climate change with certainty. The conversation also asks why some disasters dominate global attention while others remain largel
Coffee & Geography 6x14 Amy Imhoff (USA) Artemis II, Star Trek, feminist media & public astronomy (opens the original)
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In this episode of Coffee & Geography, Kit Marie chats with Amy Imhoff about space, science communication, Star Trek, STEAM, feminism, dark skies, and why storytelling matters if we want people to care about science. Amy shares her route from literature and technical writing into aerospace communications, including her work with Star Trek creatives, NASA-linked missions, and the Astro Society. The conversation moves from the Space Shuttle Enterprise and Artemis lunar observations to public trust
Coffee & Geography 6x13 Cyrus Golding (UK) Hazards, Routes, AI and Lines of Flight (opens the original)
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In this episode of Coffee & Geography, Kit Marie chats with Dr Cyrus Golding about geographical identity, hazards, student voice, AI, and the kinds of knowledge geography makes visible. The conversation moves through so-called natural disasters, slow violence, and why geography helps us understand the social and political choices that shape vulnerability. Kit and Cyrus also discuss Routes: The Journal for Student Geographers, the importance of taking young people’s geographical knowledge serious
Coffee & Geography 6x12 GroundEd: CPD That Breathes (On-Location Special) Part 2 (opens the original)
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In the second part of this Coffee & Geography special from GroundEd, Kit returns to the Homestead in Northumberland as the gathering moves from connection and ecological understanding into practice, action, resilience and reflection. If Part 1 asked what regenerative CPD might feel like, Part 2 asks what educators can actually take back into classrooms, school grounds, communities — and themselves. Through live recordings from the event, this episode explores climate education through theatre an
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