GeogPod: A celebration of 100 episodes

In this special episode of GeogPod to celebrate reaching over 100 episodes we've put together a selection of short clips to give you an idea of what GeogPod is all about.

Our guests come from a wide range of backgrounds and share insights on diverse geographical topics. This sampler episode is introduced by our host John Lyon, alongside staff members of The Geographical Association.

If you enjoy what you hear, why not explore the full episodes? We've listed all the featured episodes below, and there are many more to discover. Subscribe to GeogPod to hear all our episodes and stay up to date with new series releases!

Episode #19: Mark Maslin - How to deal with climate change deniers and reasons to be hopeful
Episode #39: Professor Ben Hennig – Iceland, Worldmapper, Trump tweets and more
Episode #53: Alan Parkinson and Paula Richardson – Fieldwork: a shared experience for everybody
Episode #58: Narinder Mann – Geography teacher training and what makes a good geography teacher
Episode #60: John Lyon – Drunk parrots, arterial routes, and finding your way through geography
Episode #62: Richard Bustin, Alice Matthews and Charlotte Milner – Writing your first article in Teaching Geography
Episode #66: Daanish Mustafa – Critical geography
Episode #67: Alex Densmore – Learning from the landscape
Episode #83: Black History Month with Pat, James & Francisca
Episode #86: Jess Hill – Championing primary geography and embracing change (we also have a blog post inspired by this episode 'My journey from listening to GeogPod episode #86 and deciding to apply for PGQM')
Episode #95: Dr Charlene Rose – Exploring superdiversity and identity through Caribbean food
Episode #101: Tom Davies, GeoWizard – Geography games and adventures

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Episode #102: Gwilym Pryce - The geography of social frontiers

In this episode, Professor Gwilym Pryce from the University of Sheffield explores the idea of 'social frontiers'. The boundaries that exist between communities, neighbourhoods and groups. Drawing on h...

10 Jul 1h 8min

Episode #101: Tom Davies, GeoWizard – Geography games and adventures

In this episode of GeogPod our host John Lyon talks to Tom Davies about his experiences of place and travel as GeoWizard on YouTube.They discuss how Tom became interested in geography and his first vi...

6 Mar 1h

Episode #100: Mark Enser - The geography curriculum and supporting specialists and non specialist teachers

In this episode of GeogPod, Jon is joined by Mark Enser, who is the national lead for geography, was a member of the Ofsted curriculum unit as well as a freelance writer.While in conversation, they di...

27 Feb 1h 3min

Episode #99: Chloe Searl - Planning your fieldwork trip

In this episode, John Lyon is joined by award winning field studies tutor, Chloe Searl. They discuss Chloe's transition to fieldwork from the classroom, tips on how to help students to get the most ou...

6 Feb 59min

Episode #98: Dr Edward Armston Sheret – Refiguring historical exploration and discovery

In this episode of the podcast, John talks to Dr Edward Armston Sheret, historical geographer and researcher in the field of travel and exploration. They discuss the themes of his book, On the Backs o...

26 Jan 56min

Episode #97: Philip Parker – wonders of the Wear River Trust

In this episode of GeogPod our host, John Lyon, talks with Philip Parker, Senior Environment Education Officer at the Wear Rivers Trust. They discuss Philip’s career, who the Wear Rivers Trust are and...

16 Jan 56min

Episode #96: Celebrating 50 years of Teaching Geography

In another special episode to round off 2025, John talks with three members of the editorial board for the GA's journal Teaching Geography to celebrate 50 years of the publication. Listen to conversat...

12 Des 20251h 1min