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Meteorologist Emily Gracey sits down each week with leading scientists, researchers, and experts in weather, climate, earth science, and beyond. Every episode goes deeper than the science itself, uncovering the human stories behind the work and making complex ideas feel relevant, relatable, and real. From hurricanes and severe storms to earthquakes and emerging research, Atmosphere turns complicated ideas into conversations everyone can connect with.
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Signup to Generate a PitchMeteorologist Emily Gracey sits down each week with leading scientists, researchers, and experts in weather, climate, earth science, and beyond. Every episode goes deeper than the science itself, uncovering the human stories behind the work and making complex ideas feel relevant, relatable, and real.
Atmosphere with Emily Gracey is hosted by Emily Gracey. The show has published 21 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "BONUS: The History of Daylight Saving Time in America" (29 October 2026, 8 minutes), "Daylight Saving Time: The Great Debate" (27 October 2026, 34 minutes), and "Clouds! The Science, the Wonder & Why NASA Needs You." (20 October 2026, 37 minutes).
Atmosphere with Emily Gracey publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 37 minutes across 21 episodes.
Booking probability for Atmosphere with Emily Gracey is 30%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Atmosphere with Emily Gracey requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Atmosphere with Emily Gracey's contact route on record: verified email.
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Emily Gracey hosts Atmosphere with Emily Gracey, a science podcast with 21 episodes published.
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Atmosphere with Emily Gracey
Who decided we should change our clocks twice a year? And why are we still doing it? From the days when every town kept its own time to America's failed experiment with permanent daylight saving time in 1974...
Atmosphere with Emily Gracey
Twice a year, Americans change their clocks. Twice a year, we argue about whether we should stop. But what does the science actually say? Stanford sleep researcher Dr. Jamie Zeitzer joins Atmosphere to unpack the...
Atmosphere with Emily Gracey
What if simply looking up at the clouds could help NASA? Satellites can observe Earth in extraordinary detail, but there's something they can't do: stand on the ground and look up with the human eye. And that human...
Atmosphere with Emily Gracey
What happens when ocean science meets an '80s power ballad? Oceanographer and coastal scientist Dr. Greg Dusek created Kelvin Wave , an AI-generated song and music video that tells the story of Kelvin waves, El Niño...
Atmosphere with Emily Gracey
What happens when an oceanographer uses artificial intelligence to turn a complicated scientific phenomenon into an '80s power ballad? You get soaring vocals, dramatic lyrics, a saxophone solo... and some surprisingly...
Atmosphere with Emily Gracey
Artificial intelligence is already changing the way meteorologists forecast and communicate the weather. But how much of the job should we actually hand over? Meteorologist and weather communications coach Tim Heller...
Atmosphere with Emily Gracey
What happens when weather becomes evidence? Forensic meteorologist Rob Perillo has spent decades reconstructing the atmosphere to help answer that question. Using radar, satellite imagery, weather observations and even...
Atmosphere with Emily Gracey
What if science didn't have to feel like science class? Maynard Okereke — better known as Hip Hop Science — has built an audience of more than 100,000 followers by blending science with entertainment, pop culture and...
Atmosphere with Emily Gracey
What if the biggest obstacle to tackling climate change isn’t finding the solutions... but actually using them? Dr. Jonathan Foley, climate scientist and Executive Director of Project Drawdown, joins Atmosphere for a...
Atmosphere with Emily Gracey
Halfway through the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season, the biggest story may be what hasn’t happened. The Atlantic has been exceptionally quiet — but does that mean we can relax? Hurricane expert Michael Lowry joins...
Atmosphere with Emily Gracey
Why do sunsets move us so much? In this episode of Atmosphere , we're exploring the science, stories and emotions behind one of nature's most beautiful daily spectacles. Cameron Hewitt, director of content at Rick...
Atmosphere with Emily Gracey
The OTUS Project is a family-run team flying custom-built drones directly into tornadoes — including the first-ever drone flight inside a tornado's eye, captured in May 2024. Co-founder Louis Tucker joins us to talk...
Atmosphere with Emily Gracey
While Emily takes a short break to travel with her family, Atmosphere takes a different form. In this special mini-episode, a rhyming journey through the summer’s biggest weather and natural disaster stories leads us...
Atmosphere with Emily Gracey
We like to think of scientists as people who have the answers. But what about the questions they still can’t answer? In this episode of Atmosphere , meteorologist Emily Gracey sits down with marine scientist, author...
Atmosphere with Emily Gracey
Dr. Marshall Shepherd didn't plan to become a meteorologist. A life-threatening honeybee allergy forced him to abandon his childhood dream of becoming an entomologist, leading to a sixth-grade science project that...
Atmosphere with Emily Gracey
We've all heard them. Rubber tires protect you from lightning. Heat lightning is a different kind of lightning. A hundred-year flood only happens once every hundred years. If the weather changes, a big earthquake must...
Atmosphere with Emily Gracey
Coral reefs cover less than 1% of the ocean floor, yet they support a quarter of all marine life on Earth. So what happens when the water around them gets too hot to survive? This year's strong El Niño is pushing...
Atmosphere with Emily Gracey
How different is America's weather today from the world the founding fathers knew 250 years ago? On July 4, 1776, as 56 men gathered to declare independence. That same day, Thomas Jefferson bought a brand-new...
Atmosphere with Emily Gracey
What does it actually take to safely chase a tornado, and how does that extreme proximity save lives on the ground? In this episode of Atmosphere , we’re going inside the National Severe Storms Laboratory (NSSL) in...
Atmosphere with Emily Gracey
<p>What does it actually take to safely chase a tornado, and how does that extreme proximity save lives on the ground?</p><p>In this episode of Atmosphere, we’re going inside the National Severe Storms Laboratory (NSSL)...
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