
Ready for the 'Soil Olympics'? In this episode of Lowdown Underground, Megan and Bailey welcome Paul Tietz (University of Idaho PhD student and soil judging coach) to talk about soil judging: regional contests, national...


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Welcome to the Lowdown Underground, where soil isn't just dirt, it's a storyteller. We're here to unearth the hidden connections between land, culture and the ecosystems beneath our feet. I'm Bailey, joined by Megan, bringing you groundbreaking stories and guests to discuss how landscape shape us and how we shape them. Let's dig in! (Views are our own and do not reflect those of our employers)
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Signup to Generate a PitchWelcome to the Lowdown Underground, where soil isn't just dirt, it's a storyteller. We're here to unearth the hidden connections between land, culture and the ecosystems beneath our feet. I'm Bailey, joined by Megan, bringing you groundbreaking stories and guests to discuss how landscape shape us and how we shape them. Let's dig in!
The Lowdown Underground is hosted by Bailey and Megan. The show has published 12 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "From National Championships to Nanjing: Paul Tietz (International Soil Judging)" (22 June 2026, 50 minutes), "Charcoal, redox, and permafrost - oh my!" (17 June 2026, 51 minutes), and "Let's Dig Into Season 2: What Megan & Bailey Have Been Up To" (14 May 2026, 44 minutes).
The Lowdown Underground publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 53 minutes across 12 episodes.
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Bailey and Megan hosts The Lowdown Underground, a science podcast with 12 episodes published.
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Ready for the 'Soil Olympics'? In this episode of Lowdown Underground, Megan and Bailey welcome Paul Tietz (University of Idaho PhD student and soil judging coach) to talk about soil judging: regional contests, national...

Episode #3
In classic fashion, Bailey and Megan sat down to do some podcast planning and instead talked about permafrost-affected soils for an hour. Lucky for you, the conversation and visual aids were all recorded. So join us as...

<p>We’re back with a catch-up episode in our new virtual video format after a long hiatus and some big life changes! Megan shares her move from Minnesota to Alaska, finishing her PhD, and starting as a soil science...

<p>It’s April 28 - Lester Loam’s legislative birthday - and yes, Minnesota has a state soil.</p><p>In this episode, Bailey and Megan get into how it took decades (and navigating some state-symbol politics… including a...

<p>Join Bailey and Megan in this episode of Lowdown Underground as they sit around the campfire and dive into The Land Ethic philosophy, drawing insights from Aldo Leopold's influential book 'A Sand County Almanac.'...

<p>Join Bailey and Megan in this episode of Lowdown Underground as they sit around the campfire and dive into The Land Ethic philosophy, drawing insights from Aldo Leopold's influential book 'A Sand County Almanac.'...

<p>Join Bailey and Megan in this episode of Lowdown Underground as they sit around the campfire and dive into The Land Ethic philosophy, drawing insights from Aldo Leopold's influential book 'A Sand County Almanac.'...

<p>Ready to dig into the college sport you may have never heard of? Join Megan and Bailey as they dive into the competitive world of soil judging with two recent University of Minnesota soil judgers, Amital Shaver and...

<p>In this episode, Megan takes Bailey north (way north) to explore adventures in soil and permafrost research across Alaska and Canada. Forget fishing trips - this is the real Alaskan experience: dodging clouds of...

<p>Ever wondered what lies beneath the surface of our cities? In this episode, Megan and Bailey chat with Adam Devlin, a soil scientist mapping the soils beneath the Twin Cities. Join us as we dive into the NRCS Urban...

<p>Ever wondered what lies beneath the surface of our cities? In this episode of The Lowdown Underground, Megan and Bailey chat with soil scientist Adam Devlin, who plays a critical role in mapping soils in the Twin...

Episode #4
<p>Happy Earth Day 2025 – Let’s Have a Soil-bration! This Earth Day, we’re going underground. While we celebrate the planet each year, we often forget the actual Earth—the soil beneath our feet—and instead focus on the...

<p>Ever thought soil was just dirt? Think again! Join us in this episode of Lowdown Underground as Bailey takes us from her early love of lakes in Minnesota to discovering a passion for soil formation, soil health, and...

<p>Folks who work with the land think of it as soil, not dirt, right?! In this episode, Megan Andersen, a pedologist currently pursuing a PhD at the University of Minnesota, shares her inspiring journey from growing up...

<p>What is soil really? Why should we care about it? If you think it's just dirt, you're not alone, but that definition totally misses the mark. In this episode, Megan and Bailey dig into why so many definitions of soil...
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