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January 6, 2020 • 33 minutes

2: Limnologists Make up Lots of Words

We discuss the origin story of the Great Lakes and, because the show is 2/3 Canadian this month, hockey.

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For a rough transcript of this episode, please visit https://github.com/jscarlton/teachgreatlakes/blob/master/episode-2/tmatgl-2-transcript.markdown

Today’s hosts:
  • Stuart Carlton | Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant
  • Carolyn Foley | Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant
Today’s guests:
  • Michael R. Twiss | Clarkson University
  • Michael Twiss (@MTwiss) | Twitter
Links
  • Clarkson University
  • Lake Baikal - Wikipedia
  • Anishinaabe - Wikipedia
  • Rodinia - Wikipedia
  • Laurentide Ice Sheet - Wikipedia
  • Lake Pontchartrain - Wikipedia
  • Canadian Shield - Wikipedia
  • USA Hockey - Wikipedia
  • Women’s Hockey - Clarkson University Athletics
  • Clarkson University Women’s Hockey Hype - YouTube
  • Buoy-Laying Vessel Griffon
  • There’s still ice in the Great Lakes: USA vs. Canada scientists hockey game – The Buffalo News
Other credits

Podcast theme by Stuart Carlton. Interstitial music provided by Pepouni and by audionautix.com, both under a Creative Commons — Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported  — CC BY-SA 3.0 license.
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