ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
Welcome to Our Planet Earth, a podcast exploring the hidden engines of our planet Earth
We dig into the forces that shape this planet, from kimberlite volcanoes and monster waves to earthquakes that behave like pinball machines. We’ll go deep under the sea, talk about Earth’s last wilderness, and zoom way out to uncover mysteries keep scientists awake at Night
We dig into the forces that shape this planet, from kimberlite volcanoes and monster waves to earthquakes that behave like pinball machines. We’ll go deep under the sea, talk about Earth’s last wilderness, and zoom way out to uncover mysteries keep scientists awake at Night
Update frequency:
weekly
Average audio length:
25 minutes
English
United States
32 episodes
since March 18, 2026
episodic
LATEST EPISODE 🔗
In the vast darkness of space, Earth 4.2 billion years ago was an alien world of molten rock, toxic gases, and storms. Yet, somewhere in these hellish landscapes—perhaps deep beneath an ocean vent or in warm terrestrial hot springs—the first whispers of life stirred.
In this episode, we explore th…
PREVIOUS EPISODES 🔗
Long before mankind reigned over cities of steel and glass, our ancestors were frail and defenseless prey in a world of giants, living and dying by the same rules as every other beast in the wild.
In this episode, we explore the first great revolution of human transformation—the mastery of tools a…
In this episode, we descend a mile below the South Dakota soil into the Sanford Underground Research Facility, the deepest underground science laboratory in the United States.
In these pitch-black, silent tunnels, researchers Moh El Naggar and Yamini Jangir went fishing for a new kind of life in a…
In this episode, we explore the high-stakes race against time to rescue the Earth's disappearing climate archives.
Deep within frozen mountain peaks, glaciers trap literal time capsules: ancient air bubbles that preserve centuries-old greenhouse gases, windblown Saharan dust, and heavy water isoto…
In this episode, we tackle the single greatest unknown variable in climate prediction: the delicate and contradictory physics of clouds.
By the end of 2024, global surface temperatures shattered all previous records, pushing hundreds of zettajoules of extra heat energy into our oceans—a staggering…
In this episode, we step into the microscopic world of materials science, the true magic of the 21st century.
While ancient alchemists spent centuries trying to turn lead into gold, modern scientists are doing something far more transformative: engineering matter at the tiniest scales to fundament…
On November 29, 2022, the cruise ship Viking Polaris was navigating the Drake Passage when it was struck by a wall of water so powerful it shattered windows 25 feet above the waterline, claiming the life of a passenger.
For centuries, such "monster waves" were dismissed as sailor's myths…
Asteroids, the rocky remnants of our solar system's dawn 4.6 billion years ago, have drifted through the void for eons.
While most stay within the main belt between Mars and Jupiter, gravitational nudges can fling these "minor planets" toward Earth, transforming them into Near Earth Obje…
Earthquakes are nature's most explosive events, with some releasing energy equivalent to 100 Hiroshima-scale nuclear bombs.
While we can detect them, accurately predicting their deadliness has remained a "holy grail" of science because they originate deep beneath our feet.
In this premi…
Beyond the familiar coastal reefs lies the open ocean—a vast, blue wilderness covering half our planet.
Long dismissed as an empty watery desert, this realm is actually a dynamic network of "immense highways" and "islands of life".
In this episode, we follow the Ocean Nomads, …
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