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Hosted by Joseph Kerski · education · EN-US
Spatial Thinking in Education
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Signup to Generate a PitchThinking Spatially is hosted by Joseph Kerski. The show has published 50 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Place, Thought Leader, Tool, Event, Geographic Oddity: August 2026 Thinking Spatially Podcast" (1 August 2026, 22 minutes), "Place, Thought Leader, Tool, Event, Geographic Oddity: June 2026 Thinking Spatially Podcast" (1 June 2026, 17 minutes), and "Place, Thought Leader, Tool, Event, Geographic Oddity: May 2026 Thinking Spatially Podcast" (1 May 2026, 17 minutes).
Thinking Spatially publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 15 minutes across 50 episodes.
Booking probability for Thinking Spatially is 31%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Thinking Spatially requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Thinking Spatially's contact route on record: public web form.
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Joseph Kerski hosts Thinking Spatially, an education podcast with 50 episodes published.
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Thinking Spatially
In the August 2026 Thinking Spatially podcast, again highlighting a Place, Thought Leader, Tool, Event, and Geographic Oddity, we will focus on: The lowest places on Planet Earth, Dr Dawn Wright, the Ecological Marine...
Thinking Spatially
In the June 2026 Thinking Spatially podcast, again highlighting a Place, Thought Leader, Tool, Event, and Geographic Oddity, we will focus on: The Pulau people of Indonesia, John Harrison and the Longitude Clock...
Thinking Spatially
In the May 2026 Thinking Spatially podcast, again highlighting a Place, Thought Leader, Tool, Event, and Geographic Oddity, we will focus on: The Midwest, Cartographer Louise E Jefferson, 3D mapping, the 1884 Meridian...
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In the April 2026 Thinking Spatially podcast, again focusing on a Place, Thought Leader, Tool, Event, and Geographic Oddity, we will focus on: Microstates, James Rattling Leaf, UAVs (Unmanned or Uncrewed Aerial...
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In the March 2026 Thinking Spatially podcast, again focusing on a Place, Thought Leader, Tool, Event, and Geographic Oddity, we will focus on: Two famous and beautiful trails (Cinque Terra Italy and Saxer Lucke...
Thinking Spatially
In the February 2026 Thinking Spatially podcast, we will again highlight a Place, Thought Leader, Tool, Event, Geographic Oddity: This month we will focus on the distinction between Place vs Space in geography, Dr Yi-Fu...
Thinking Spatially
A place, thought leader, tool, event, and geographic oddity: January 2026 podcast in the Thinking Spatially series. This month I feature: The shortness of the Alabama coastline, Eratosthenes' Earth Measurement, GIS as a...
Thinking Spatially
This episode investigates Mt Vesuvius: Natural Hazards Analysis, past and present, and its impact on geographic studies. Mt Vesuvius: Public Domain
Thinking Spatially
This episode discusses how geography is defined, exploring its traditions, themes, and standards. Defining Geography
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This episode investigates how photography impacted the study of the Earth and how geographers in turn impacted and used photography. Photography: Photograph by Joseph Kerski, Idaho-Washington USA border.
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This episode discusses Bernhardus Varenius and the impact that the first modern geography textbook had on the past and present. Varenius: Geographia generalis, 1715
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This episode discusses Sebastian Munster's contribution to geography: Describing the Heavens and Earth in Cosmographia. Munster mapTabula Novarum Insularum, 1540: Public Domain.
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This episode discusses how urbanization has impacted planet Earth and how geographers study urbanization. Urbanization: Phoenix AZ USA: Photograph by Joseph Kerski.
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This episode discusses Thomas Robert Malthus: Forecasting the future through Demography. Thomas Malthus
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This episode investigates Time: How it is embedded in geography, and how standardization and time zones impacted our world. Time: Its impact on geography, how it is studies, and on our everyday lives. Photo by Joseph...
Thinking Spatially
This episode discusses UAVs: Unmanned or Uncrewed Aerial Vehicles, or Drones, and their impact on geography and geotechnologies. UAVs or Drones: Photograph by Joseph Kerski.
Thinking Spatially
This episode investigates The Treaty of Tordesillas and Its Impact on Exploration and Settlement, Past and Present. the Treaty of Tordesillas
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Why use childhood memory maps to foster spatial thinking? This episode discusses how and why to use this powerful and easily implementable activity across a wide ranges of educational levels and courses. Childhood...
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This episode of the Thinking Spatially podcast examines the life, exploration, and impact that Alexander Von Humboldt had on sciences, with an emphasis on geography. Alexander Von Humboldt
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This episode focuses on surveying, and how measuring the Earth was important through ancient times to our modern times, with an emphasis on the geographic implications. Surveying: Photo by Joseph Kerski, in Colorado.
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