Susan Casey

journalist and author of “The Underworld”

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In “The Underworld,” journalist Susan Casey takes readers into the deep ocean to explore volcanoes, trenches, and a booming ecosystem that’s vital to our survival.

Replay: ‘The Underworld’: The deep ocean shapes climate, life on Earth

In “The Underworld,” journalist Susan Casey takes readers into the deep ocean to explore volcanoes, trenches, and a booming ecosystem that’s vital to our survival.

from Press Play with Madeleine Brand

In “The Underworld,” journalist Susan Casey takes readers into the deep ocean to explore volcanoes, trenches, and a booming ecosystem that’s vital to our survival.

‘The Underworld’: The deep ocean shapes climate, life on Earth

In “The Underworld,” journalist Susan Casey takes readers into the deep ocean to explore volcanoes, trenches, and a booming ecosystem that’s vital to our survival.

from Press Play with Madeleine Brand

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