Thinking Spatially

This episode of the Thinking Spatially podcast focuses on Brunel and how his work led to the modification of the Landscape in the Industrial Revolution and to the present day.

Brunel

This episode in the Thinking Spatially podcast series focuses on Indian mathematicians Aryabhata and Brahmagupta:  How their advancements in Mathematics greatly aided the discipline of Geography and geographic technology.

Aryabhata

This episode in the Thinking Spatially podcast series discusses the environmental movement:  How it began, what it is, and its impact on geographic thinking.

Environmental Movement

This episode of the Thinking Spatially podcast series describes why ethics is central to work in geography and mapping, and discusses strategies on how and why to teach geo-ethics.

GeoEthics

Antarctica: To the End of Earth:  This podcast describes the exploration of Antarctica and its impact on science and on geographic thinking.

Antarctica

This episode describes the life and discoveries of Al-Biruni, who laid the geodetic foundations for what we understand about the Earth.

Al-Biruni

Join me for a chat about:  Spatial Citizenship Education: What it is and why it matters.  

Spatial Citizenship Education

Join me as we discuss the life, exploration, and impact that Marco Polo's journey from Italy to China and back again had. 

Structure along the silk road.

Join me as we discuss the 10 most important educational benefits that GIS (Geographic Information Systems) offers. 

10 most important educational benefits to GIS

Join me as we discuss the life and impact of David Livingstone of the 19th Century:  A European with a heart for Africa.

David Livingstone