I miss your work!

Oh they think girls are stupid? Of course they do, they are 12 :P

...of little ice domes forming under these cold conditions. These more hilly, dryer areas were mostly inhabited by the "seed fern" Botrychiopsis while the wetter parts were full of horsetails of the genus Dichophyllites. Only trace fossils hint at the presence of insects.

But Seaham not only shows the presence of glaciers but also preserves the soil that formed in it's vicinity.
The paleosols recorded here are very similar to modern day tundra soils, with wetter and dryer types found throughout the formation. There is even evidence...

There is a number of different formations in New South Wales that preserve evidence of the Carboniferous glaciation The trails of these glaciers can be observed to this day in the local geology.

Seaham was deposited in the neighborhood of a glacier, with volcanoes near by. Such a visual is totally foreign to most people when they think about the Carboniferous, the time of the tropical coal swamps, and that's why this formation made it into our selection.

Ok, that must have been a banger

One needs at least 2 more white boys and a team building exercise that involves lots of alcohol to make a podcast. People underestimate the amount of effort.