
Everyone knows Tyrannosaurus rex — but in 2026 scientists crowned a second T. rex: Tylosaurus rex, a 43-foot marine lizard that ruled the Cretaceous seas. We explore how two unrelated reptiles evolved into the very same...


Decoding the Earth uncovers Earth’s secrets, one episode at a time. We unpack the science and stories shaping our planet – and the societies that depend on it – turning new research into practical insights you can use. Whether you’re a student, enthusiast, or seasoned professional, you’ll hear Earth differently and see the world in a whole new light.
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Signup to Generate a PitchDecoding the Earth uncovers Earth’s secrets, one episode at a time. We unpack the science and stories shaping our planet, and the societies that depend on it, turning new research into practical insights you can use. Whether you’re a student, enthusiast, or seasoned professional, you’ll hear Earth differently and see the world in a whole new light.
Decoding the Earth is hosted by Dr. Royhan Gani. The show has published 13 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "#12. Tale of Two T. rexes, One Ruled the Land, One Ruled the Sea" (23 June 2026, 9 minutes), "#11. Galápagos Tomatoes and the Paradox of Reverse Evolution" (3 March 2026, 10 minutes), and "#10. Banking on the Water Table: America’s Hidden Groundwater" (30 January 2026, 8 minutes).
Decoding the Earth publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 7 minutes across 13 episodes.
Booking probability for Decoding the Earth is 29%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Decoding the Earth requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Decoding the Earth's contact route on record: verified email.
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Dr. Royhan Gani hosts Decoding the Earth, a science podcast with 13 episodes published.
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Everyone knows Tyrannosaurus rex — but in 2026 scientists crowned a second T. rex: Tylosaurus rex, a 43-foot marine lizard that ruled the Cretaceous seas. We explore how two unrelated reptiles evolved into the very same...

<p>Wild tomatoes on the Galápagos may be “evolving backward” – but is reverse evolution even a real thing? In this episode, we trace how Darwin’s volcanic islands inspired the theory of evolution, then follow a new...

<p>Groundwater is our hidden savings account. Learn how scientists map water-table depth using wells, satellites, and machine learning - and why shallow groundwater across large areas matters for ecosystems...

<p>Innovation drives economic growth - but the planet has limits. We translate “creative destruction” into Earth terms: resource booms, energy transitions, and why sustained growth only works long-term if it respects...

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<p>A clean energy source may be naturally generated underground. We follow the petroleum-style playbook - generation, migration, trapping, drilling - and ask where geologic hydrogen could fit into global and U.S. energy...

<p>Why did porous crystal “architectures” win big attention? Meet metal-organic frameworks (MOFs), the mineral connections that inspired them, and how their tiny pores could help with carbon capture, water harvesting...

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<p>Science fiction is turning into science fact. We explore “de-extinction” efforts like woolly-mammoth traits and dire-wolf headlines - plus the ethics of altering nature, ecosystems, and what we owe to living species...

<p>Is Tornado Alley moving? In this episode, we analyze the geological and meteorological forces shifting the center of tornado activity from the Great Plains to the Southeast. We explore how flat sedimentary basins...

<p>From polymetallic nodules to battery supply chains, we dive into deep-sea mining: how it works, what it could provide, and the environmental and governance questions swirling in the darkest parts of the ocean.</p>

<p>Kentucky bourbon has a geologic signature. Discover how limestone-filtered water removes iron, adds key minerals for fermentation, and helps set the stage for bourbon’s smooth character.</p>

<p>That perfectly “broken-in” baseball feel starts with geology. We unpack what makes baseball mud special - its grain size, clay minerals, and just-right stickiness - and why a specific mud source became a big-league...

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<p>Lithium powers the clean-energy revolution - but where does it come from, and what are the tradeoffs? We trace lithium from brines and hard-rock mines to batteries, geopolitics, recycling, and the environmental...
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