A Podcast About Climate, Science, and Life. https://deep-convection.org/
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Signup to Generate a PitchRecent episodes include "The Sumner Files, Episode Twelve: Milton Resnick, Part 2" (21 October 2026, 67 minutes), "The Sumner Files, Episode Eleven: Milton Resnick, Part 1" (2 March 2026, 94 minutes), and "The Sumner Files, Episode Ten: Weasel Walter" (15 February 2026, 91 minutes).
Deep Convection publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 71 minutes across 60 episodes.
Booking probability for Deep Convection is 25%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Deep Convection requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Deep Convection's contact route on record: public web form.
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Deep Convection is a science show with 60 episodes published.
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This is the second of three interviews that Sumner, along with Rudolph Grey and Duncan Lindsay, conducted with abstract expressionist painter Milton Resnick. This one was recorded on January 20, 1980. Adam has also been...
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<p >This episode was not recorded by Adam. It was recorded by Sumner, on February 20, 1980, when he, along with Rudolph Grey and Duncan Lindsay, sat down for a conversation with abstract expressionist painter Milton...
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<p >In this episode, Adam talks to musician, archivist, and historian Weasel Walter. As a musician, Weasel’s work spans (quoting from his web page) “extreme rock forms and free jazz”. He was a key figure in what has...
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<p >In this episode, Adam talks to Arto Lindsay for a second time. The first time (The Sumner Files, Episode Five) was remote, when Arto was in Brazil and Adam in NYC. This time, a few months later, Arto was in NYC and...
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<p >Adam talks about the crisis in U.S. science and higher education that is unfolding now, due to the multi-pronged assault on both by the second Trump administration. This episode was recorded on June 19, 2025. It’s a...
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<p >Photo by Alon Koppel.</p> <p >Connie Burg, aka China Burg, Don Burg, and Lucy Hamilton, had never played the guitar before she joined Mars. But that didn’t stop her from developing a uniquely original style that...
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<p >In Adam’s memory, Sumner’s life is divided into the pre-Sue and Sue eras, with Sue being Susan Lehman, aka Sue Crane, aka Aunt Sue to Adam and his sister. Sue came originally from California, moved around in her...
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<p >Cynthia Sobel, born Cynthia Schoenwetter, is Adam’s mother, and Sumner’s sister. So she knew Sumner from the very beginning of his life to the end, and there’s no one else alive who remembers the things about him...
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<p >As the front man in DNA, Arto Lindsay was one of the core No Wave figures from the start, and he and Sumner were good friends from the mid-1970s, when Arto arrived in NYC (along with Mark Cunningham and Connie Burg...
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<p >In this episode of the Sumner Files, Adam talks with painter David Reed. David’s paintings have been shown in galleries and museums in the US and Europe from the 1970s to the present, in venues including the...
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<p >In this episode of the Sumner Files, Adam talks with Lydia Lunch! Lydia is a singer, poet, writer, actress, and self-empowerment speaker. She got her start as the leader, singer and guitarist of Teenage Jesus and...
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<p >In this episode of the Sumner Files, Adam talks with photographer and graphic designer Julia Gorton about her experiences in downtown Manhattan in the 1970s, and they share memories of Sumner. With Rick Brown, Julia...
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<p >In this first proper episode of the Sumner Files, Adam talks with Mark Cunningham, the bass player in Mars and one of two surviving members of the band. Mark also played brass instruments on John Gavanti, and that...
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<p >This episode launches a new series about the artist and musician Sumner Crane (1946-2003). Scientist Adam Sobel — Sumner’s nephew, and the host of this series as well as the podcast Deep Convection, out of which it...
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<p>Shortly after Hurricane Otis hit Mexico in late October 2023 after a very rapid (and poorly forecast) intensification, Adam sat down with Frank Marks from NOAA’s Hurricane Research Division (HRD) for the last episode...
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<p>Bjorn Stevens’ main scientific interest is in the role of clouds in the climate system. He established himself early in his career as a leader in the study of marine stratus-topped boundary layers. That eventually...
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<p>Adam answers listener questions!</p> <p></p>
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<p>In this episode we take a break from guest interviews. Instead, Adam explains in detail how the podcast got started, how and why we do it, and who is involved. Just like when you go to any web site or anything and...
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<p>Arlene Fiore got interested in air pollution first as a kid in the Boston suburbs, partly because she suffered from bad asthma, and that taught her that the air can be harmful. Even though her interest in the Earth’s...
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<p>Aglaé Jézéquel’s journey began surrounded by books, in a home where knowledge was cherished. Aglaé shared her parents’ passion from an early age on, but while her family was more into literature, she fell in love...
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Chief Knowledge Officer and Evangelist, First Baptist Church Nacogdoches
Confrontationalist, Poet, No Wave Pioneer, Teenage Jesus and the Jerks
Director of the Veteran Business Outreach Center, Veteran Business Outreach Center
Professor of Applied Physics, Mathematics and Earth and Environmental Sciences, Columbia University
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