After a quick update on volcanic activity of the past two weeks,
Corin and Alessandro will take you through an exciting double focus, doubly explosive!! after this the end of season greetings with a bit of anticipation for the new season!

+Simona Gabrielli's post  here https://blogs.egu.eu/divisions/gmpv/2021/06/30/a-lava-for-almost-every-colour/

Viva Italia! This week we celebrate Italy's big sports win with a Greek myth that mentions Etna as well as the weekly news! Enjoy!

Corin and Alessandro chat about the Fagradalsfijall and Taal recent eruptive activities!
Obviously after the usual weekly update on eruptions around the world. Which include: Mt. Etna; Rincón de la Vieja; Fuego; Merapi; Sarychev Peak and many others explosive friends!

Corin and Alessandro chat about the last weeks volcanic news (feat: Merapi, Swuanose-jima, Strombli, Ricon de la Vieja, Dolphin 2, and more!). Then we talk more about the stunning change in Mt Etna eruptive cycle and chat about some of her origin stories! Enjoy!

In this episode Corin and Alessandro walk you through the fantastic world of Geyser!
Of course after the usual quick updates on the most recent volcanic activities! Mount Etna, Fagradalsfjall, Merapi, Sabancaya and a lot of other active volcanoes worldwide that seems to be pretty busy these times! Enjoy it!

Corin and Alessandro talk about last weeks volcano new and then chat about volcanic lightening! 

Post by Franziska Keller (super cool we recommend!): https://blogs.egu.eu/divisions/gmpv/2020/06/18/volcanic-lightning-impacts-on-plume-suspended-ash-particles/

Corin and Ale chat about the week's news and tell a volcano myth about Katla! Feat: magic pants and Corin poorly pronouncing Icelandic words/names

Ale and Corin chat about the weeks volcanic news and discuss further the situation in the DRC amd limnic eruptions!

Corin and Alessandro chat about the last weeks eruption and chat about what's been happening in the DRC at Nyiragongo.

This is the BBC article we mentioned: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-57215690

what happened 50 years ago on 18th of May 1971?what has changed in European volcanism since that day??  This week Corin and Alessandro discuss the volcanic news of the week and then chat a little bit about mount Etna going through the history of the South East Crater, The most active crater of Mama Etna, which has given us indescribable emotions this year.