Where Past Meets Planet

Ever want to learn about history and earth sciences all in one place but in a way that's not boring? Do you feel like it's your civic duty to be educated but have a short attention span due to social media brain rot or other ailments of our generation? Well, same here! Join us as we attempt to figure out where the past meets the planet. New episodes every other Wednesday.

Where Past Meets Planet is a education podcast hosted by KT Maxwell, Maddie Whipple, with 39 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

KT Maxwell, Maddie Whipple hosts Where Past Meets Planet, a education show with 39 episodes published.

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  Shared Braincell 6: Uluru

  Sep 16, 20261h 34m

  We're so back baby!!!!!!! Welcome back to Where Past Meets Planet if you happen to not be one of our close friends or family and have forgotten who we are. On our first episode back we both share some exciting news: Maddie is engaged and KT ran her first race by choice! After catching up, KT dives into big rock and Maddie explains big history! Sharing a braincell once again to tell you the enchanting story of Uluru, the rock that calls to us both. New episodes every other Wednesday-ish!

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  Episode 33: Summertime Yapisode + Some Fun Facts

  Jul 29, 20261h 19m

  Due to various summer obligations and no brain space for reading, we've decided to do a full-on yapathon for our July episode! After discussing Maddie's propensity for eating (drinking?) adult formula, and KT gives us a rundown of all the reasons she's already famous, we discuss various science and history related fun facts, good luck pondering who in the US intelligence service was fired for suggesting that Mt. Fuji would look better painted! We'll be back with a new episode in the beginning of September, once our brains have recovered from their summertime cognitive decline!

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  Episode 32: La Niña & The World Cup

  Jul 1, 20261h 49m

  KT has lots to brag about: she is flying ahead of the curve in athletics AND got recognized by someone from her favorite brewery! Then, after Maddie takes us through the series of unfortunate events that make up her last few weeks, KT discusses La Niña, the cold sister to El Niño. And also, she's still coming for you, fear mongering TikTokers! Then Maddie decided that maybe soccer isn't all bad, because the World Cup has been stolen (twice!) and perhaps a bit of gossip makes everything better. This summer we'll be releasing episodes once per month, so keep an eye out in July for our next one!

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  Episode 31: El Niño & The Pictish Beast

  Jun 10, 20261h 34m

  It's KT's birthday episode!!! To celebrate our lauded athlete, she's decided to clap back at several male TikTokers who think they can just throw around the term "Super El Niño" with reckless abandon. Not so fast, dweebs, KT is on the case with the first part of her El Niño/La Niña series. Then, to further celebrate, Maddie brings us the story of the Pictish Beast who is just a funny lil guy!! Join us every other Wednesday(ish) for new episodes!

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  Shared Braincell 5: The 1815 Eruption of Mount Tambora & the Year Without Summer

  May 27, 20261h 11m

  Beware: mountain that looks like mountain but causes earthquakes might actually be volcano. Additional warning: if your crops are failing, it might be the 60 megatons of sulfur in the atmosphere! Find out why by listening to KT and Maddie discuss the science and the history of Mount Tambora as they pass one braincell back and forth!

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