Chasing the Science: Matt Capucci on Storms, Storytelling, and Standing Out

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Thin Ice With Amy Freeze

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21 episodes

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Thin Ice with Amy Freeze is a captivating podcast where weather meets the unpredictability of life. Drawing on her extensive career in television weather forecasting, hosting, and interviewing, Amy invites a diverse range of guests—from close friends to headline-making newsmakers—all connected by a shared thread of weather. Through fascinating conversations, Thin Ice explores how life, much like the weather, can put us on unstable ground, testing our resilience and adaptability. Join Amy for more than sunny skies and storms - it’s a conversation into the unexpected turns we all face.

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Chasing the Science: Matt Capucci on Storms, Storytelling, and Standing Out

Thin Ice With Amy Freeze

32 minutes 25 seconds

4 months ago

Chasing the Science: Matt Capucci on Storms, Storytelling, and Standing Out

This week on Thin Ice with Amy Freeze, meet one of the most dynamic young voices in weather—Matt Capucci. From his early passion for tornadoes to becoming a household name across The Washington Post, FOX 5 DC, and NPR, Matt brings unmatched energy and intellect to the forecast.

Amy and Matt dive into storm chasing, the science behind extreme weather, and the unique challenge of making complex meteorology accessible and exciting for all ages. Whether he’s explaining atmospheric dynamics or breaking down hurricanes on national radio, Matt proves that being a “weather nerd” is a superpower.

If you’ve ever wondered what drives someone to wake up at 3 a.m. to report on lightning, or how to turn scientific precision into media magic—this episode delivers.