💬 “Great Yarmouth is absolutely great, described by Dickens as the finest place on earth.”
In this on‑location #CoffeeGeogPod special at East Norfolk Sixth Form College, we explore community pride, sustainability leadership, and hopeful futures on the east coast.
☕🌍 SPECIAL ON-LOCATION #CoffeeGeogPod ! I visit East Norfolk Sixth Form College in #GreatYarmouth and speak with Principal Catherine Richards about community, community pride, #sustainability leadership, and what it means for a college to become a force for local change.
🎧LISTEN: https://soundcloud.com/geogramblings/coffee-geography-605
📺WATCH: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7vb2tc_-Qm8
💬"And this group of Indigenous [Ifugal] peoples... they were willing to share their history and culture with me, contingent upon what they will see inside of a chicken."
This week’s #CoffeeGeogPod with Marvee is full of heart, gratitude & connection across oceans.
In this uplifting and heartfelt episode, Kit is joined by Marvee Sambajon, a documentary producer and marine science communicator from the Philippines. What follows is a warm, generous conversation ab
My #CoffeeGeogPod conversation with Dr. Robin Hayward had a blend of warmth, laughter, ecological insight and something more ineffable, a shared understanding of what it means to be a person shaped by landscapes, identities and the need to belong somewhere.
My Coffee & Geography conversation with Dr. Robin Hayward had a blend of warmth, laughter, ecological insight and something more ineffable, a shared understanding of what it means to be a perso…
In this joyful, wide‑ranging conversation, forest ecologist and science communicator Dr Robin Hayward joins Kit Marie for a celebration of trees, identity, science, and storytelling. Robin shares how
My #CoffeeGeogPod chat with Omar Regalado Fernández, a Mexican paleobiologist now living in Germany, was more than about fossils, or science, or identity. It was an excavation — of assumptions, of histories, of the stories science tells about itself.
💬 “Colonialism is an eldritch horror—it keeps whispering: I’m not here.”
This week’s #CoffeeGeogPod dives into paleobiology, colonial legacies & who gets to be a ‘knowledge‑maker’ with Omar Regalado Fernández.
LISTEN: https://soundcloud.com/geogramblings/coffee-geography-602
WATCH: https://youtu.be/jW1wIe66shg
Kit Marie Rackley 🦊🌊 MCCT
Kit Marie Rackley (Geogramblings)
