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Bedrock: Earth's Earliest History
Dylan Wilmeth
Le Journal Imprévisible
Radio classique
Dialoghi
teisasa
Gonzaga Bulldogs Basketball News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!
The Daily News Now!
Leeds News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!
The Daily News Now!
The Audiobook Vault: Catholic Sacred & Classic Voices from the Past
The Audiobook Vault: Catholic
Fatto in casa da Benedetta
Benedetta Rossi
The Buckeye Weekly Podcast
Buckeye Insiders Network
El Reporte Delfino
Delfino.cr
Moving Markets
Julius Baer
Survivor: Turning Back Time
Steven Labine and Jared Sheldon
Amsterdam News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!
The Daily News Now!
Fresno News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!
The Daily News Now!
L'angle éco de François Lenglet
RTL
BNR Headlines
BNR Nieuwsradio
BILD News Update
BILD
Into The Parabnormal
Jeremy Scott
Big Picture
Maj Invest
Jaytech Music Podcast
jaytechmusic
Football Daily
BBC Radio 5 Live
Ça va beaucoup mieux
RTL
Complex Systems with Patrick McKenzie (patio11)
Patrick McKenzie
The Run Home with Kymbo & Chad
SEN
Spaced Out Radio
Dave Scott - Host - Spaced Out Radio
Awake Us Now
Awake Us Now Ministries
Craig Groeschel Leadership Podcast
Life.Church
Go Birds!
Audacy
NA ROVINU|aktuality.sk
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Pathway to Victory
Dr. Robert Jeffress
Greg Laurie: A New Beginning
Greg Laurie
That Sober Guy Podcast
Shane Ramer
P3 Nyheter på en minut
Sveriges Radio
Hidden Forces
Demetri Kofinas
Optimal Living Daily - Personal Development and Self-Improvement
Justin Malik
PLANTSTRONG Podcast
Rip Esselstyn
Parenting Today's Teens
Mark Gregston
Tout
Dylan Wilmeth
At long last, we finish the cliffhanger from Episode 52! Last time, I introduced one of the greatest debates in paleontology and geology. Are a few little triangles on the Greenland tundra Earth's oldest visible fossils,...
Good news: After six months, my girlfriend's hospital odyssey is wrapping up for now.Bad news: My visiting professorship at GVSU has finally ended, and the job hunt continues.For better and for worse, I have more time to...
This brief update explains the long pause in episodes. A month ago, my girlfriend had a major, sudden hospital visit. The operation went smoothly, but there are many more hospital visits in the next few months. Episodes ...
Until now, all the clues for ancient life have been microscopic, beyond the realm of sight. Today, that begins to change. Ten years ago, a team of scientists showed the world a weird, lumpy rock that they claimed was the...
Here's a new monthly podcast that Dylan's releasing on Patreon! Hometown Geology focuses on cities/locations around the world, chosen by patrons. This pilot episode highlights Dylan's current hometown of Grand Rapids, MI...
This episode, we focus on just one special boulder from the Greenland tundra, a rock that might have Earth's oldest fossils. Over the past 10 years, scientists from around the world have used the latest technology to rev...
Visit patreon.com/bedrockpodcast for bonus perks like new episodes, voting rights, and topic selection! P.S. Thanks to a bad cold, both my voice and the audio quality are not on par today. P.P.S. The cold has also delaye...
Donate to support the show- anything is appreciated!Finally, 3.7 billion years ago, we reach some of the strongest evidence for life on Earth yet. It takes a while to find, and it only looks like a few dark crystals, but...
In this casual chat, Dylan talks about the show's growth, the upcoming end of Season 2, a potential career shift to science communication, and other podcast recommendations. Thank you all for bringing this show to 50 ep...
Many folks have claimed to find Earth's oldest fossils in the Greenland rocks, 3.7 billion years old. Before we meet and judge these contenders, we need to learn what counts as a fossil. This early in Earth history, noth...
What is the hardest rock to make? Today's rock is very common in Earth's ancient past, and it should be everywhere today. However, it's nearly impossible to form in nature or the laboratory. Some experiments have tried f...
Donate to support the show- anything is appreciated!Today is a tale of two sisters: limestone and dolomite. Limestone is far more popular and well-behaved, one of the most common stones in nature and in architecture. Dol...
What types of volcanoes were erupting 3.8 billion years ago? Today, we meet a new type of rock and a new type of volcano, far more powerful and dangerous than those we've met so far. The old volcano is long dead, but the...
What was Earth's mantle like 3.8 billion years ago, and how do we know? The mantle is a realm that humans have never visited, and examining it is only harder in the ancient past. Fortunately, the mantle sometimes gifts u...
What is the world's oldest slice of mantle, and how did it reach the surface? Today, we'll meet the first tangible piece of the world below the crust, a world humans still have not visited. Along the way, we'll meet an o...
In 1971, two geologists traveled to the edge of Greenland's ice sheet. What they found were the oldest rocks known at the time, 3.8-3.7 billion years old. Shockingly, they were in decent condition, sparking a half-centur...
Two months ago, I made an audience survey focusing on one topic: how would you like to support the show? Many folks answered, and here's what you said about donations, Patreon, ads, and merch. If you want to give your ow...
Nearly 30 years ago, one paper claimed to find the oldest evidence for life on Earth. How does that evidence hold up in 2025? Are these fossils or duds? Don’t panic, we’ll answer these questions to life, the universe, an...
In 1991, a mysterious, striped red and gray rock was discovered on a cold Greenland isle. Years later, this rock would rock the scientific world with multiple debates about the early oceans and life. What exactly is this...
How old is the oldest slice of Earth's seafloor? The answer is more contentious than you would think. Today, we visit one of the most debated locations in the show: a small island off the Greenland shore named Akilia. Ev...
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