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Discussion thread: Haunted Hydrology Spooky Lakes ep is published! (Patreon)

Published:
2025-10-08 19:00:05
Imported:
2026-06

Content

Geo Rutherford is here! The creator of Haunted Hydrology and the author of "Spooky Lakes: 25 Strange and Mysterious Lakes that Dot Our Planet" chats all about: mudbank bones, river wrecks, salty seas, pink ponds, poison dust devils, steamy streams, the dark history of The Great Lakes, a stump that controls the weather, goo lagoons, the lakes she wants to see the most, and how a drought can shiver your spine.

It’s a Spooktober spectacular, folks. Also, Patron-only pre-sale link:

Ologies live show tickets for Monday Nov. 17 at the Bell House 

Offer passcode: PODFATHER (hit 'unlock' and then 'ok')

Okay, stay safe around spooky lakes, folks! Did you know Geo before this episode or is this your intro to her sPoooOOky lAkEs? You coming to the show? Enough questions out of me.

-Podfather Alison Dadward

Files

Haunted Hydrology (SPOOKY LAKES) with Geo Rutherford - alie ward

Mudbank bones. River wrecks. Salty seas. Pink ponds. Poison dust devils. Steamy streams.. It's Haunted Hydrology with your favorite Spooky Lakes ambassador, the artist and author Geo Rutherford who is widely known as Geodesaurus. Geo covers the dark history of The Great Lakes, a stump that controls

Comments

Jen A.

Hm, yes, hello!! - Have been following along with spooky lake month for a long time and I'm so glad you gals linked up- cant wait to listen! 🫨💀🧞‍♂️

Shale

The Coast by PUP is a good spooky song about a spooky lake “The lake gives us life and she takes it back”

Alie Ward

Oooohoooooo! Love a lake shanty!

Alie Ward

She's a treasure, a sunken one with creepy moss and glittering jewels inside

Bee

YESSSS 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

DeeDeeNoodle

Been watching spooky lakes for a year, not sure how I was late to the party but I'm happy to be here!

Suzanne

please come to Toronto!

Suzanne

post pod sing-along: Barrett’s Privateers (Stan Rogers) & of course classic Gordon Lightfoot.

R. Brennan

This is my avengers endgame 😭😭 love this so much

Andrew McVay

“Pepto-abysmal” 😂👍🙌

Second Act Science Teacher

I live near Lake Lanier and the history is tragic and sad. The scariest part is the drunk boaters these days.

Alannah Wood

Let bed the the pronouciation of lake Gambier! Sounds alot more efancy when you say it! The Rio Tinto river sounds like the queen's river in Tasmania, where it's also bright orange and is so polluted nothing lives in it at all... Would love to see live ologies show so I hope it goes well and so you can come to Aus!

Nathan Pagsisihan

I’m loving this episode! Love the part about the Edmond Fitzgerald! I really want that bumper sticker!!!!

Nathan Pagsisihan

Yes I also live near lake Lanier! It’s very sad, every year there are a few who die there.

Nathan Pagsisihan

Also I really hope Geo makes an episode about lake Lanier!

Yuri

Pink lakes and pink flamingos eating brine shrimp - what are flamingos doing with all that salty food??? How is their blood pressure? Are they chronically dehydrated? Are they being studied for heart disease or other human health stuff for how they overcome this? Wading in bacteria seems like a bad idea. Are their immune systems super charged?

Manish Agarwal

Great episode! 👻💦 Q: What was the hydrologist’s favourite early Beatles song? A: I Feel Brine

Olga Kolesnikova

Omg! It's so cool you talked about lake Baikal. We used to camp there every summer when I was growing up. And I've tried the golomyanka fish, and also I've skated on the ice in the winter. Also we stayed a lot on Olkhon which is an island on Baikal, and there's a spooky lake ON THE ISLAND ON THE LAKE does Geo know about this? I actually don't know what it's actual name is because we just called it the forest lake. It's more like a pond I guess as it is small. But it's in the middle of the forest and we camped there when I was little. At night you could hear the mountain goats calling out to each other! And I had a spooky dream about going into the forest and speaking to a goat head hanging on a tree??? So anyway, lakeception!

Seán Thomas Kane

Listened to this on my morning walk and now I suspect "The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald" will be my song of the day. Glad your dad liked it too, it's a classic in our family.

Valerie d

Wow! You and I differ on many personal opinions but I found your podcast a few months ago and I absolutely love it. I really enjoy all of your guests and the vast study of ologies I get to learn about. Fun fact: I started listening to your show because when my husband and I first started dating we had a running game of what ologies we could come up with. Called him after the first podcast I listened to with a new -ology. Thank you for your thoughtful, thorough, and humorous interviews.

Buhbrie

What a great episode! Alie, could you do cave diving?? It has got to be the most horrifying hobby ever, it's fascinating

The Other Maya

Flamingos, please - loved the episode, loved the guest - total nonsequiter and I apologize: I require an episode on Flamingos. I need to know where to go to take pictures of them in South America, I need to know why they became the mascot of house parties in the 1950s, I need to know if it's true that they migrate between South America and Africa or if that's a weird thing my brain came up with on its own. I need to know if the Romans were just flexing or if they're actually scrumptious. Babies: where the babies? Can I keep 2 or 3 as a pet like ppl keep ducks and ostriches?

Rachael Lemont

I LOVED this episode so much! I listened to it at work & had to Google every 5 minutes to see what you all were talking about. If they look at my search history they’re going to wonder what the heck I was doing, but so worth it lol

Laura McLean

For anyone who was tantalized by the mention of bog bodies, The Ancients podcast’s episode this week is all about them!

AnnA

Been obsessed with bog bodies since I was a teen! Honestly the only form of "preservation" I'd be okay with as a corpse. Fun to think about your last meal (instant noodles) being determined by anthropologists 800 years later. Anyways thanks for the highlight reminder!! Much to queue!