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Welcome back to the Going Coastal Podcast, your go-to destination for all things coastal preservation and professional development, hosted by Jon Miller, Marissa Torres, and Deb Fernandes.
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29 - 100 Years of ASBPA! (opens the original)
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Jon and Marissa are back to host three of the co-chairs of this year’s very special ASBPA conference, coming up in Atlantic City, NJ. Grace Hanlon, Tom Herrington, and Eric Rosina join them to talk about the celebrations for the 100th year of ASBPA. Along with their personal history with the organization, they discuss the incredible value of attending conferences for personal and career development, and how students and new professionals can get the most out of the experience.
28 - 3 Jo(h)ns and a Dane present: An El Niño Special (opens the original)
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In this episode, Jon and Dane sit down with New Jersey state climatologist, Dr. John Krasting, and Professor Emeritus of Loyola Marymount University in L.A., Dr. John Dorsey, to talk about the looming super El Niño. John K. helps us define this event and read the tea leaves of how its effects will impact the East coast. John D. brings awareness to the potential ecological impacts on the West coast and how to prepare. You don’t want to miss this special episode of Going Coastal !
27 - The Shifting Sands of Coastal Geology with Eve Eisemann and Josh Himmelstein (opens the original)
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Is sand dirt? What is the difference between outwash and overwash? Find out in this episode of Going Coastal ! Jon and Marissa host two recent PhD graduates from UNC Chapel Hill, Josh and Eve. They share some of their research on barrier islands and coastal geomorphology, as well as experience developing scientific outreach and communication plans for K-12 with the Scientific Research and Education Network (SciREN).
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