The crew discusses Hamburg takeaways, including the industry mood, bigger blade risks, and OEM announcements.The Uptime Wind Energy Podcast is brought to you by Weather Guard Lightning Tech, creators of the StrikeTape Ultra LPS retrofit. Subscribe to Uptime’s Substack newsletter. And check out Rosemary’s “Engineering with Rosie” Youtube channel. Have a question we can answer on the show? Email us!

Wet conditions are putting a slow start on harvest 2026 across parts of the Midwest. With special guest and Southeast Indiana based agronomist Jason Geis joining the conversation, this episode of Outstanding in Your Field discusses what wet weather could mean for soybean harvest and yield potential, including what growers may see from later-planted and fuller-season soybeans.The conversation also dives into Red Crown Rot, an emerging, soil-borne soybean disease being identified in more fields across

How do weeds impact rice production, and what can be done to manage them effectively? In this episode of the Rice Stuff Podcast, expert weed scientists discuss the challenges of weed control in rice farming, including the complexities of herbicides and the rise of resistant weed species. They share insights on innovative techniques and the role of flooding in weed management. Dive into the science behind rice cultivation and learn how modern strategies are evolving to tackle these persistent

Platinum Group Metals and the 100% Recycled Myth, with Emma Schofield.Emma Schofield is a chemist who spent 22 years in the platinum group metals (PGM) industry at Johnson Matthey, the world's largest secondary refiner. A former inorganic chemistry lecturer at Trinity College Dublin, she found her way into industry by reading the labels on lab bottles. Her work spanned catalyst chemistry, new uses for palladium and PGM policy, and she now consults as an associate with Satarla. PGM recycling is

On this episode of Big Blend Radio's "Before They Vanish" Podcast, explorer and author James Michael Dorsey returns to talk about the gray whales he has spent decades getting to know in Baja's San Ignacio Lagoon, and about his book, "The Lagoon: Encounters with the Whales of San Ignacio." Once hunted to the edge of extinction, these forty-ton animals now swim right up to the boats to be petted, and James explains why he calls the lagoon the only place on earth where wild animals in their natural

Space Weather Forecast Frenzy--Artemis II Launch Special. AIs Grok, Gemini, and Copilot join Digital Dave in covering the launch weather conditions immediately prior to blast off. The group examines some of the specific weather conditions and space launch history that resulted in the current go/no-go weather rules.

Episode 19. It's the final forecast for the season: Katunayake, Sri Lanka (VCBI), Agri, Turkey (LTCB), and Baraboo, Wisconsin (KDLL). We ask our AI contestants if counting the seconds between lightning flash and thunderclap really does provide a reliable way to determine distance from the lightning. You might be surprised at what we learn. And after the results of last episode's forecasts are announced, we find out just how tight the stakes are. Next episode is worth double points. So, the

Episode 18. Only one more forecast show after this. Our contestants provide forecasts for Kyzylorda, Kazakhstan (UAOO), Akrotiri, Cyprus (LCRA), and Sanliurfa, Turkey (LTCS). Our AIs explain thunder and lightning--both on Earth and Mars. We also learn how lightning nearly caused a supersonic mission abort during the launch of Apollo 12. Finally, we are nearing the end of the season, and the point spread is still so tight that any of our three contestants could walk away with the crown. Only

Episode 17. Once more, we ask our AI contestants to consider extreme weather with forecasts for Dushanbe, Tajikistan (UTDD), Tamanrasset, Algeria (DAAT) and Jezero Crater on Mars. Our weather science focus remains extraterrestrial. Our contestants tell us about the Moon and the light and dark colors we can see from Earth. And as for the episode and season scores, this episode is historic. Listen in and learn why!

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Episode 16. Our contestants make use of their extensive learning language models to provide forecasts that go from Catania, Sicily (LICC) to Bradshaw Army Airfield, Hawaii (PHSF) and then all the way to Gale Crater on Mars. Next, we ask questions about volcanos. But keeping the subject on Earth would be too easy. So, we ask about off-world volcanos in our Solar System. Only three more forecast episodes remain before we crown the season champion. Listen to find out who took the lead!

Episode 15. Our AI contestants continue to refine their forecasting skills as every point counts! This episode asks for forecasts for Mount Pleasant, Falkland Islands (EGYP), Aktau, Kazakhstan (UATE), and Nouadhibou, Mauritania (GQPP). We take a step way out of the terrestrial comfort zone and consider weather on Mars. What could that mean? You'll want to listen to the next episode, for sure! As for who is ahead, we at the 75% point of the season. There are only 4 more forecast episodes

Episode 14. Our AI contestants continue to refine their forecasting skills as every point counts! This episode asks for forecasts for Ashkabad, Turkmenistan (UTTA), Guiyang, China (ZUGY), and Naha, Japan (ROAH). For the weather science segment of the episode, our contestants explain effects caused by Coriolis Force. As for who is ahead, next episode puts us at 75% of the way through the season. Listen to find out who holds the lead.

Episode 13. Our AI contestants continue to refine their forecasting skills as every point counts! This episode asks for forecasts for Fort Good Hope, Northwest Territories, Canada (CYGH), Ascension Island (FHAW), and Bangui, Central Africa Republic (FEFF). In this episode we begin to examine winds and wind effects. We ask Grok, ”What is an isobar?" Then Copilot and Gemini dive into pressure gradients and their meanings. Copilot wins the episode, but the season championship is still a tight

Episode 12. Over halfway through the season, our AI contestants bear down on their forecasts. This episode asks for forecasts for Kwajalein, Marshall Islands (PKWA), Faisalabad, Pakistan (OPFA), and Anadyr, Russia (UHMA). Standard atmospheric pressure is the focus of this episode's meteorological science discussion. And we learn the difference between Hectopascals and Millibars. This episode, Copilot captures 18 points, giving a season total of 138 points. But how does that compare to

Episode 11. Over halfway through the season, our AI contestants bear down on their forecasts. This episode asks for forecasts for the island nation of Mauritius (FIMP), Alice Springs, Australia (YBAS), and McMurdo Station, Antarctica (NZCM). This episode we ask our AIs to explain atmospheric pressure and a pilot's critical instrument--the barometric altimeter. Our audience felt the tension build as Digital Dave revealed the forecast results from Episode 10. Each point counts and the race is

Episode 10. Our AI contestants forecast the weather for Addis Ababa, Ethiopia (HAAB), Guwahati, India (VEGT), and Shemya, Alaska (PASY). Next, we consider atmospheric heat, specifically high and low specific heat. Gemini captures 18 points for the episode which add to the season total of 129 points. Was that an episode win? We're halfway through the season. Who has the lead? Listen to find out.

Episode 9. Grok, Copilot, and Gemini provide forecasts for Longyearbyen, Norway (ENSB), Hanga Roa, Easter Island (Rappa Nui--SCIP), and Windhoek, Namibia (FYWE). Next, we ask our contestants to examine the atmosphere and tell us about the mixture of gases. Finally, Digital Dave compares the previous episode forecasts to the actual weather and awards points. Who won the episode, and who is winning the season, so far? Listen in to find out.

Episode 8. AI contestants Grok, Copilot, and Gemini provide forecasts for the temperatures at Praia, Cape Verde (GVNP), Deadhorse, Alaska (PASC), and Montevideo, Uruguay (SUMU). Next, we take a big step back in our weather topics and ask our AI contestants the question, "What makes weather?" Grok captures 13 points this episode. But who won? Want to know who's in the lead? Listen to find out.

Hosts Matt and Charlotte are joined by Karl Farrow, Entrepreneur, Technology Investor and Founder of Geothermal Energy Development Company “Ceraphi Energy”. He has 40 years of experience in the global energy sector. He is also the author of the book “From Punk Rock to Geothermal Shock”. The discussion covers some of the ground-breaking geothermal projects that Karl has spear-headed, including repurposing old oil and gas wells for geothermal. Karl discusses their wider application, technology and