If you work in the geospatial industry or just love maps, this is the podcast for you. I have listened to many of the episodes over the years and there is a nice range, from the deeply technical Geoparquet episode to the more personal such as Daniel’s story of his career journey. I recently listened to an older episode and it was amazing how well it aged, predicting some of the trends that would later emerge in the industry.

I continually rediscover this podcast and re-realize how great it is. Thanks for such an awesome show!!

Daniel’s curiosity and focused questioning makes for a productive conversation with a variety of Geospatial practitioners.

Plain and simple, if you have any interest at all in geospatial technology, data, or application, this is a MUST SUBSCRIBE podcast. The host provides a thought provoking and informative model for how podcasts in general should be run and his efforts are likely to spread geospatial to the realm of mainstream thought. Well done!

It’s obvious from the podcast that Daniel devotes a huge amount of time researching and editing the podcasts for a great listening experience! This is a valuable resource for veterans and aspiring professionals in the geo field.

MapScaping is the best way to stay informed about what’s going on in the geospatial world! The episodes provide enough context that anyone can understand, regardless of the topic, and still provide enough depth to be useful to pros. Definitely one of the best podcasts I’m subscribed to.

This is a great show that cuts across all types of topics and professions in the geospatial landscape. Great for taking the pulse of current happenings that also delves deeply into guests’ areas of expertise.

Daniel’s show really stands out with high quality - the guests, the interviewer, the right level of detail and structure. Highly recommended for folks interested in geospatial tech or even maps as a hobby.

This podcast is fantastic. I just wish I would have know about it sooner! It covers a wide variety of geospatial content, from technical, career, to helpful resources. As a geologist, I find it a super helpful way to stay current with geospatial happenings. The people interviewed are great, and so are the occasional “solo” casts. Keep up the great work!

I discovered this podcast just as I was beginning my professional GIS career and was relieved to find that there was a resource that discussed trends in the field, the various Open Source resources available to anyone, and some insight into the career progression of many GIS professionals. It’s an invaluable resource to anyone who wants to explore this field.

Such a wonderful source of knowledge and information for people like me, a GIS newbie, and for professionals (which I hope to be one day). Thank you for this podcast!!

Okay. The secret is going to get out. Mapscaping is one of the most valuable resources for learning, teaching, consuming spatial data. You may be over-looking the second part of the one, two punch. Daniel provides the most informative episode notes I have ever seen. I confess to queuing up the entire catalogue while training for an ultra-race. Well done.

I almost always listen to each episode twice - there’s so much interesting information to take in!

The Geo tech ecosystem intersects nearly every field. Mapscaping does a great job trying to reach the far corners of this massive domain — and always wanting to learn more.

Thank you for making this podcast. I enjoy the variety of professionals you have on discussing the multitudinous aspects of geospatial.

Not sure if you’re a GIS nerd? After listening to this you will be!

I love the episodes diving into QGIS and Postgres. I use these tools in my workflow and I still learned quite a bit from this podcast.

Full disclosure, I am a huge spatial nerd. I operate a side business centered around GIS, I am a full-time GIS developer for a fortune 500 company, and I am constantly trying to evolve with the market. This podcast is just the right mix of informative, technical, and interesting for me. I love how it brings in alternate solutions than what the ESRI universe provides, but I like hearing about the Esri stuff as well since that’s the environment in which I’m developing full time. I’m constantly getting new ideas on how to market spatial skills through this while also getting current information about the industry and where the other experts think it’s headed in the future. Summed up: it’s all sorts of win for me. Keep up the great work. I’m hooked!

I have a heavy podcast diet and have increasingly sought out mid- to long-form interview podcasts on technical topics related to my profession and interests. The MapScaping Podcast covers the geospatial field and industry thoroughly, and has introduced me to many new techniques, technologies, and ideas in just a few episodes. Daniel does a great job as a host, staying focused on topics and details that would be of interest to those directly working with GIS, handling pacing and editing professionally, and topping it off with a great podcast voice. I'd especially recommend this podcast for college students getting into their first couple months of learning GIS, but it is great for anybody who considers themselves proficient in one specific GIS tool and is looking to broaden their knowledge.

It’s a great way to keep up with trends and new ideas in the GIS world. I learn something new every time.

This is a good podcast for people who like geography and tech. Interesting topics and guests.