Podcast appearances and mentions of josh eachus

The Pelicans got it done vs. the Blazers last night! We open up the show discussing the win and where the pels stand in terms of playoffs. Bear Alexander from USC has hit the transfer portal, should LSU make an attempt at getting him to LSU? Dr. Josh Eachus joins us to talk about the incoming inclement weather today. Also - is sunscreen more harmful than it is helpful?

SPECIAL NOTE: Get the WBRZ Weather App! Available now on the WBRZ website. Dr. Josh Eachus is the chief meteorologist at WBRZ Channel 2. He's been on the Baton Rouge weather scene since 2013 and earned his PHD from LSU in 2017. Dr. Josh knows weather! He also knows the importance of communication around weather events. Kicking off the new Hurricane Ida Series of the Red Stick Strong podcast, Josh joins host Catherine O'Brien to talk about what kind of storm Ida was from a meteorological perspective as well as a “human response” event. You'll leave this conversation knowing more about how weather information gets to you, the viewer; Josh's prediction about what the history books will say about Ida; some communication tips; and why dogs are awesome. CONNECT WITH JOSH EACHUS, PhD Josh on Twitter: @DrJoshWx Instagram: @DrJoshWx At WBRZ: Chief Meteorologist Josh Eachus Click here to learn about Dog Days of Summer at WBRZ, featuring Friends of the Animals Baton Rouge.   Red Stick Strong is a podcast on Hurricane Ida and the Baton Rouge community.  Hosted by Catherine O'Brien and produced by Branch Out Programs. Follow Red Stick Strong on Instagram. Do you know a Hurricane Ida story that needs to be told? Tell Catherine!   

It's cold outside, so we call up Dr. Josh Eachus, the chief meteorologist for WBRZ. Since joining WBRZ, Josh has covered multiple hurricanes, tornado outbreaks, a few winter weather events, and the Great Flood of 2016. He gives us some tips on how to be ready for freezing temperatures. We also tell some Valentine's Day stories and Edgy gives us his Mardi Gras King Cake recommendations.

You’d probably have to go back to 2005 to get the same kind of tropical storm/hurricane activity in the Gulf of Mexico like we’ve had recently. Dr. Josh Eachus- chief meteorologist with WBRZ Channel 2 breaks it down for us. The thing that is most intriguing about what will develop over THIS weekend with two Gulf storms is widespread speculation in social media of a Fujiwhara Effect. That’s what is described on what could happen if two storms merge. Dr. Josh says it won’t be like the Day After Tomorrow film, but we need to watch BOTH storms carefully—Laura and then later Marco. Here’s why….

They often say that knowledge is power. Well, Doctor Josh Eachus' has that--and more. His expertise is always in demand; especially during high impact weather events such as hurricanes, floods and tornadoes. People within the field know Josh’s research recommends the best practices to field leaders at meteorological conferences around the United States, including the American Meteorological Society and the National Weather Association. Josh is a local expert with national recognition. Today, he is a 7 year veteran of the WBRZ News 2 Weather Team, where he serves as Chief Meteorologist. People look to Josh for accurate forecasting, and that's what they always get. In 2017, Josh became Doctor Josh; receiving his Ph.D. from LSU. But it didn’t stop there. Today, he is all about sharing that knowledge. He has served on various panels to discuss the effectiveness of social media in weather alerts. Regionally, he launched the Integrated Warning Team—a bi-annual conference that assembles the National Weather Service, Emergency Managers, and local media to improve weather communication. Nationally, in addition to numerous conference presentations, Josh has contributed to wxshift.com and created thewxsocial.com, a blog site dedicated to better weather communication. In 23 minutes, you will hear his passion for weather, teaching and community involvement. I learned a LOT, and I know you will. About the flood. The snow. And-wait for it-the surprising revelation about Lake Pontchartrain's unusual effect on our weather. So, let’s go to the Josh Weather School.

Josh Eachus, PhD-- weatherman extraordinaire for WBRZ, is closing in on the end of his third Dog Days of Summer campaign with Friends of the Animals BR. We talk to Dr. Josh about the campaign, about working for a company that is community focused, and even get a great weather scoop! Listen, share, and enjoy the Pawcast podcast.

We talk with Josh Eachus, Meteorologist with WBRZ, about the Dog Days of Summer segment he is hosting in the month of August. We hear about the outreach effort and get a good tease about things to come. Your Dogs of the Week are soft and sweet Dottie and Mr. Fun Times Boris. Finally: It's RAFFLE SEASON! See all the Raffle packages online here: http://friendsoftheanimalsbr.org/2017-raffle/ and buy tickets online here: https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=V2C3NZMBKLHVW Listen, SHARE, and enjoy the new Pawcast #podcast.

Last weekend's bumper crop of adoptions is just the start of the good news on this Pawcast. We meet puppies Rosie and Bosco in your Dogs of the Week segment. AND: It's Dog Days of Summer and WBRZ and Josh Eachus have a segment about an adoptable dog! Paula talks about this awesome feature.  Finally: It's RAFFLE SEASON! See all the Raffle packages online here: http://friendsoftheanimalsbr.org/2017-raffle/ and buy tickets online here: https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=V2C3NZMBKLHVW Listen, SHARE, and enjoy the new Pawcast #podcast.

Who wants to play all day and can jump like crazy? It's Gatsby, our first Dog of the Week. Up next: dance-y, prance-y feet on Magnolia. She has secret freckles covered by a snow white coat. You are going to love meeting these two pups up for adoption. PLUS: Adoption Report for July. AND: It's Dog Days of Summer and WBRZ and Josh Eachus have a segment about an adoptable dog! Paula talks about this awesome feature.  Finally: It's RAFFLE SEASON! See all the Raffle packages online here: http://friendsoftheanimalsbr.org/2017-raffle/ and buy tickets online here: https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=V2C3NZMBKLHVW  Listen, SHARE, and enjoy the new Pawcast #podcast.

On this episode of WeatherHype, we are joined by WBRZ meteorologist Josh Eachus to discuss the challenges associated with lightning risk communication. We discuss his recent Weather Social blog post on the topic, and then apply those principles to a real-world application: the recent OU vs. Ohio State football Game on September 17, 2016 where students refused to leave the stadium during a weather/lightning delay. After, Minh discusses his personal connection with Typhoon Megi, Castle gets a new bed, and we give our thoughts on the Clinton v. Trump debate. As always, we finish with our songs of the week! You do not want to miss this episode! For more information on the things discussed on this episode, please visit: http://www.weatherhypepodcast.com/episode-14.html Modifications were made for Introduction and transition music "Baby, I'm Bad Weather" by Toussaint Morrison: creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/3.0/ and "Paraside" by Ryan Little: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/ You can find Josh Eachus on Facebook at: https://www.facebook.com/MeteorologistJoshEachus/?fref=ts and his blog is the Weather Social and can be found at: https://thewxsocial.com/