Everything is Somewhere Podcast
autor: The American Surveyor
Nejnovější epizoda
EiS Short: Labyrinths
EiS Short: Labyrinths
O tomto podcastu
From the rope stretchers of ancient Egypt to ubiquitous satellite precision, geospatial technology has ever been the bedrock of the constructed world and of civilization itself. Your host, land surveyor and infrastructure writer Angus Stocking, engages in regular conversation with today's location experts to determine exactly where, in space and time, we find ourselves today. Location, location, location; it's not just real estate, it's everything and, Everything is Somewhere.
Epizody
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- EiS Short: Labyrinths · 4 minThere are four labyrinths in San Francisco and three are set in concrete and made with great care. But my favorite is the fragile Land's End labyrinth, which is made simply of…
- #37 - Brandon Biggs · 37 min · Epizoda 37Most digital maps are completely blank to blind and disabled people. Brandon Biggs is on a mission to change that before a major April 2027 accessibility deadline forces the…
- EiS Short: Boring Work · 3 minI used to work as a land surveyor in Dodge County, Wisconsin. Boundary work in Dodge County was complicated by a legendary courthouse fire that had taken place decades…
- #36 - Boyce Upholt · 50 min · Epizoda 36White South Africans are quietly reshaping labor in the Mississippi Delta, and the story is far more complicated than the headlines suggest. In this episode, Boyce Upholt returns…
- EiS Short: Borders · 4 minOn occasion I travel outside the country of my birth, and the prospect always fills me with dread. I am a timorous, paranoid traveler and border crossings especially make me…
- #35 - Dustin Gardner · 41 min · Epizoda 35In this episode, Dustin Gardner, land surveyor and folklorist, returns with the latest on his Creatures of the Compass game and Victorian-era book trilogy, offering deep insights…
- EiS Short: Bees—Smart Like Us? · 4 minThe honeybee hive mind is one of the most sophisticated thinking machines on the planet, and even compares favorably with the thinking machine between our ears. Hives store 50…
- #34 - Ben Ernst and Kenyon Mossberg · 19 min · Epizoda 34A 911 call now triggers a drone launch in under 90 seconds—and across Southern California, that speed is transforming emergency response in real time. In this episode, Ben Ernst…
- #33 - Amanda Manos · 32 min · Epizoda 33Amanda Manos, a pioneering surveyor and CEO of Darling Geomatics, shares her insights on technological advancements, industry challenges, and the future of land surveying. This…
- EiS Short: Endless Cornfield · 6 minI accepted my writer friend Craig Child's unusual invitation to spend a few days in a cornfield—in the middle of Iowa, in the middle of July, in the midst of what turned out to…
- #32 - Tony Bauer and Ofri Lehmann · 30 min · Epizoda 32In this episode, Angus sits down with Tony Bauer and Ofri Lehmann of Exodigo to reveal how cutting-edge AI and geophysical sensors are transforming subsurface utility location…
- EiS Short: The Game & the Game · 4 minIn the century past, I was a committed and even a fanatical player of Dungeons and Dragons, and spent much of my time, especially classroom time, drawing dungeon level maps on…
- #31 - Pete Kelsey · 32 min · Epizoda 31Uncover the astonishing story of the last missing female pilot of World War II, Gertrude "Tommy" Tompkins, and how cutting-edge underwater technology might finally bring her…
- EiS Short: A Perfect Circle · 4 minIt is sometimes said that the only perfect circles available for the contemplation of early humans were the sun, the full moon, and the iris of the eye. I think this is…
- #30 - Frank Artmont · 33 min · Epizoda 30Most bridges are designed to be functional—this one was crafted to be a striking work of art that blends seamlessly with its natural surroundings. In this episode, Frank Artmont…
- #29 - Anna Riling · 34 min · Epizoda 29Anna Riling is a seasoned geologist and award-winning cartographer based in Durango, Colorado. She's recognized for her stunning, purpose-driven maps that blend aesthetics with…
- EiS Short: Temporary Autonomous Zone · 4 minThe late and mostly unlamented anarchist philosopher, Peter Lamborn Wilson, under the pseudonym Hakim Bey, wrote extensively about the pirate utopias of the 18th century and from…
- #28 - Phil Lundman and Henri Kinson · 31 min · Epizoda 28In this episode Angus talks with Petersen Products' Phil Lundman and design engineer Henri Kinson about the strange, high‑stakes world of inflatable plugs and custom mechanical…
- EiS Short: On Petrarch's Ascent · 4 min689 years ago, in April, the Italian poet now known as Petrarch climbed Mont Ventoux in Provence. By the standards of recreational hikers in my home state, Colorado, it wasn't…
- #27 - Nate Dang and Kevin Grover · 37 min · Epizoda 27In this episode, Angus talks with Nate Dang of Accurate Surveying & Mapping and Kevin Grover, Head of Customer Success at Looq AI, about pushing reality capture into everyday…
