Season 4 | Episode 23: How One GIS Analyst Keeps a Region Running
Explore how Douglas Sauer, a one-person GIS team, supports emergency response, infrastructure, and more in the Strathcona Regional District using the power of GIS technology.
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Season 4 | Episode 22: Geographical Thinking Caps: Maps, Myths and Monsters
Get ready for some serious brain-bending as contestants Mark Ho and Justin Brassard go head-to-head in a Halloween edition of Geographical Thinking Caps, Esri Canada’s very own geospatial game show.
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Season 4 | Episode 21: Redefining Rurality in Healthcare Access
In this episode of Geographical Thinking, we explore how Tomoko McGaughey's research uses GIS to redefine rural healthcare accessibility and bridge gaps for remote communities in Canada.
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Season 4 | Episode 20: Management Perspectives: Three Years of Geospatial Success in Medicine Hat
Esri Canada management consultant Kelsey Davis and Nigel Forster, GIS specialist with the City of Medicine Hat, look back on three years of successful geospatial strategy implementation at the City.
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Season 4 | Episode 19: Predicting Potential in Real Estate
In this episode, Sumaiya Siddiqi and Rachelle Siwy from Colliers Canada provide insight into how GIS is revolutionizing commercial real estate with demographic analysis and future area projections.
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Season 4 | Episode 18: Spotlight on Spatial Report
In this crossover episode, we spotlight our sibling podcast, Spatial Report. Michelle Brake sits down with hosts Mark Ho and Maggie Samson to understand technical GIS podcasting and NG9-1-1.
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Season 4 | Episode 17: How GIS Is Shaping Accessible Spaces
Discover how GIS is transforming accessibility planning with urban planning researchers Kate Clark and Katherine Deturbide. Explore how 15-minute cities, digital twins and benchmarking play a part.
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Season 4 | Episode 16: From Pixels to Peaks on the PCT
Join Michelle Brake and GIS specialist Galen Keily as they delve into mapping across a continent, the wonders of the Pacific Crest Trail and the role of GIS in its stewardship.
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Season 4 | Episode 15: The Cartographer’s Canvas
Esri’s Heather Smith gives insight into her cartographic wizardry, revealing how she mixes creativity with data to craft tutorials that'll have you mapping like an ArcGIS Pro in no time.
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Season 4 | Episode 14: The Geography of Learning
Join Geographical Thinking podcast host Michelle Brake as she explores the ins and outs of post-secondary GIS education in Canada with our special guests, Jon Salter and Rahul Chandra.
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Season 4 | Episode 13: Geographical Thinking Caps: Destination Discovery
Join us for Geographical Thinking Caps! Hosted by Michelle Brake, this game features GIS gurus Madison Mackey and Brandon Wheatley, who demonstrate their knowledge of the world of vacations.
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Season 4 | Episode 12: From Expedition to Inspiration
Recently returned from an expedition to Antarctica, Anais Schaenzel shares her story about using field GIS to provide near real-time blog updates that offered a look into Antarctica's icy landscapes.
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Season 4 | Episode 11: Planting the Seeds of Change
In this episode of Geographical Thinking, we'll unearth the secrets behind the Network of Nature's initiatives and strategies for fostering biodiversity, ecological restoration and sustainability.
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Season 4 | Episode 10: Decoding Nature's Tiny Architects
Lichens are not just patches on rocks and branches, but characters in a complex ecological story. Miranda Frison helps uncover the intricacies of lichen communities through ecological modelling.
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Season 4 | Episode 9: Expanding GIS Adoption Inside and Outside the Classroom
The Esri Canada K-12 Education program works with teachers to bring GIS into the classroom. With partnerships and community action, the program seeks to increase adoption outside the classroom too.
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Season 4 | Episode 8: Finding Missing Children Using the Latest Location-Based Technology
Forty thousand children go missing in Canada every year. The Missing Children Society of Canada is leveraging the latest location technology to ensure more children are found faster.
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Season 4 | Episode 7: Harnessing Data for Purpose and Results
Guan Yue chats with Jan Kestle, founder of Environics Analytics, about the importance of data-driven decision making with a keen focus on location intelligence.
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Season 4 | Episode 6: Management Perspectives: Proving the Value of GIS at TD
In this special episode of the Geographical Thinking podcast, Annie Latremouille, TD’s associate VP of geospatial data and retail analytics, discusses how GIS groups can thrive as part of a team.
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Season 4 | Episode 5: How to Transform Your Community Risk Assessment Process for Less Than $100
Georgina Fire and Rescue Services transformed their community risk assessment process at an expense of $58. How did they do it? Deputy fire chief Lorianne Zwicker explains all.
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Season 4 | Episode 4: Solving Toronto’s Urban Noise Problem with GIS and Mapping Tools
Ingrid Buday, founder of No More Noise Toronto, makes a ruckus about excessive noise in the big city before noise bylaws are reviewed. Learn how in this episode of the Geographical Thinking podcast.
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