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“I'm subscribed to only two podcasts, and WeatherBrains is one of them, and the only one I listen to without ever missing an episode.
Topics range from the latest piece of weather technology to a day in the life of a television meteorologist to a lively debate about a weather related subject, whether or not its political in nature. The best part of it is that in the end it is all deep enough that one learns something, but light enough that you aren't tired of the subject-matter by the end of the podcast.
Be sure to stick around and listen to the after-show!”Read full review »
Clay "The Intern" via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
10/05/09
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“These guys explain weather in both technical terms and in plain language. Weatherbrains is the best weather education I have found since my undergrad studies. Excellent mix of science and entertainment.”
Chuck006 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
05/16/09
“Love your podcasts! I grew up in Arkansas and now live in California, so I don’t get much weather here. But I use you guys to both keep me up to date and to continue to increase my knowledge of weather (I use to work as a meteorologist for air quality). I have told so many family and friends...”Read full review »
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03/30/21
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“Found this podcast after the April 2011 Dixie tornado outbreak and have been hooked since. Great mix of science, operational forecasting, media/broadcasting business and insider stories, and good ol' banter. A bit of focus on Alabama and Texas, but always discuss interesting weather...”Read full review »
AWC-IN via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
12/11/11
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