Jeffrey, from Akron Ohio. Can’t believe it’s been Four years of following you. Keep it up ! And thx.

Jeez we are stuck with you for 4 more years.. LOL EXCELLENT

That's great news! I love it and look forward to your videos and streams.

0.1 ka would be one tenth of a million so 100,000 years. ?

Thank You! Missed the live stream. I am so glad I get to see dis'! 😎

All great geology stories start with siletzia😅

Will we get to see your 351 lectures also? Love the ghost volcano idea. The Goat Rocks area was a favorite spot when I lived there.

Is the paper open access?

Increase playback speed to 2X and watch the older series 😊

You were pointing to Mt. Adams :) on your Washington map.

52:00 We, the Dumbasses Who Catch Typos In Peer Reviewed Papers League, welcome Nick as our newest member.

This is what great teachers do. They take prior students' knowledge and help them apply it to new understandings. That is a very productive way of approaching learning. I am delighted with your good news.

Can’t wait for this one. Btw, PSA: the Tepper & Clark paper mentioned is not open access, but it looks like Jeff was nice enough to put up a copy on ResearchGate whose full text is publicly available. Edit: BTW, it is incredibly cool (and must be quite gratifying) to see your KZfaq work used as a an argument to get funding for a research grant!

This series sounds great. Im excited to learn what was there before the range. Look forward to seeing you

Celebration 🎉🎉🎉🎉Ghost Volcanoes🎉🎉🎉

Sorry I joined late, didn’t know abt this. Just want to let you know how much I enjoy your videos. Anytime my dad (a postman) & I traveled he & I speculated about the geology we saw. He inspired such an avid curiosity about the world around us. I now live in the Willamette Valley on a little area with wonderful ice age silt (Canby). A gardeners dream.

Great news! Even if I'm getting to it several hours late. A pleasant surprise to see a "Nick presentation" online. I'm in over the winter, not that it matters from a non-geologist. Anyway, I'm looking forward to this and what comes over the coming winter (and potentially for several additional years). I hope and expect that this will be fun!

Hi Nick, from the foot of The Blackstairs Mountains in County Wexford in Ireland. I love your livestreams and lectures. What am excellent teacher you are. Thanks for all your hard work.

Great to hear all the good news. Looking forward to your next series. Cheers from Ontario Canada.

So glad to hear we get another a to z series. Love geology. Thank you for sharing your time with us Nick. Congrats to both teams getting funded.

Nick, 100s of thousands of views is not an exaggeration. Your channel has a section for "popular videos" which shows your 15 most viewed videos, with the most popular being "How Did the Rocky Mountains Form?" with 642K views.

I'm 100% on board to back-track with you into those two earlier A-Z sessions. They were GREAT at the time and to review all of that material would be awesome before diving into something new now!

So sorry to hear your Scotland trip was cancelled, maybe you'll come and see us next year.

Yay! Love the upcoming theme. Ancient volcanos too?

Don't get stuck at high tide down there on Evans.I had to sit and wait out a tide once in the sticker bushes late into the night 😆

Good to hear from you Nick, glad to hear you're doing well. Sooooo looking forward to this next A to Z series. I know it will be great!

That has to be a typo. I'm thinking it's supposed to be 0.1ma and not ka which would be about 100,000 years ago and it's last eruption was 115,000 years ago.

Budget cuts always fall on the people who do the jobs that are actually the purpose of the institution first...they rarely if ever hit those who have their noses firmly in the trough.

Wow, 😃✨💛congratulations to Mike Eddy team, Hannah Shamloo team, and Nick the communicator for Grants being granted!! Nick, it was so nice to see you live here!!💞💗✨The awesome brainstorming for the livestream Cascade Ghost volcanoes A to Z this fall!!😉 I'm (we are) simulated and I'm in!!💞💗✨ First thing is first! Enjoy in Montreal with Liz this week!!😄💗😄

Grats! Cheers! Love you!

Hello from Marcy, a bit late, from California, KY

Question: how much of that field research is going to get going this summer? Won't it take a while for them to plot out their research sites and so on?

Im glad to be back to watch this intro for very interesting shows 🤓😊❤ lynnie B from CorneyValley😂 Oregon

Wow, Nick! Glad to hear you are an Itchy Boots fan.

Replay from Finland!

Re temporal. The emphasis is on the first syllable

Hi Nick! Great to see you! Keep up the great work that you do to educate us all about the planet we live on!

Huge congrats to Mike and Hannah - looking forward to learning more about both of their projects! Have a wonderful vacation in Montreal, a city with a rich and interesting history.

Oh I missed the live stream. Hi Nick and Fellow Zentnerds! I guess chat is off in replay. Lots to look forward this A-Z and the next 4 years!

I missed the livestream due to an appointment but I'm super excited for both research teams! I'm happy for you too!

Congratulations to Mike and Hannah. Looking forward to hearing more about their work.

Nick, they should give you an educational geology show! On PBS or something.

Such good news with the grants!!! So looking forward to your work with the teams.

Hi Nick, I missed your live. I am alot older than you, but I wish I would have had a teacher like you. Mine were no nonsense and I was full of nonsense. Lol. I am in Prineville Oregon. Close to Smith Rock. I watched your show explaining what happened there Love to you and your wife.❤ Congradulations on all the good news. I can imagine how excited all of you are. You are a treasure.

I liked Gary’s suggestion about calderas…. I also have to admit to being a bit muddy about the path of the Yellowstone plume curving North as we go back in time… ie, The Crooked River Caldera which includes the spectacular Smith Rocks. Does the current clockwise rotation actually fit? I guess I’m simple-minded enough to need animations to grasp the complex interactions of the tectonic movements involved…

Good morning

Still trying to figure out how I missed the start of this.

I Nick are there any volcanoes in Grant County Washington

Washington, Puyallup

I live 20 minutes from there and drive past that I’m glad you got to look at the beaver dam that I’ve always been curious about