Jeff finally catches up with fellow podcast host Dakota to talk about what he actually does for a living and why Twitter is important to his work.

Dr. Elizabeth (Libby) Barnes of Colorado State joins the podcast to discuss her work in improving climate projections using artificial intelligence.

Dr. John Knox of the University of Georgia sits down with Jeff to discuss his teaching career and how it led him to win the Edward N. Lorenz Teaching Excellence Award.

Irene, Dakota, and Jeff discuss some of the exciting things happening this week, including our first-ever rapid-fire live interviews, which will be hitting your feed throughout this week.

Dr. Amber Soja discusses the many interactions of wildfires with Earth's atmosphere.

Bernadette Woods Placky and Richard Smith discuss forecasting across different timelines and the challenges and opportunities of communicating the science behind weather and climate change

Weather and Forecasting Chief Editor Gary Lackmann, handling editor Brian Ancell, and author Benjamin Kirtman discuss the emerging area of seasonal prediction and share a behind-the-scenes look at Weather and Forecasting's peer review process

Stephen Bennett from Riskpulse discusses the courses that will prepare today's meteorology students for careers in the private sector

We take a fascinating deep dive into the science behind sweating, blood flow, and other ways the human body responds to extreme temperatures

Paul Roebber (University of Wisconsin−Milwaukee) shares his research on applying artificial intelligence to meteorological problems