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Fossils and FictionThe Cliffs of Lyme RegisTravis just spent three weeks galavanting around the museums of Europe, and he's here to tell you all about it. From Naturalis in Leiden, to Oslo, Oxford, London and Lyme Regis, you'll get the low down on the visitor experience at museums across the continent. __ More info: Australia Post's 'creatures of the palaeozoic' https://collectables.auspost.com.au/stamp-issues/view-all-stamp-issues/creatures-of-the-palaeozoic ABC Coverage of Dinosaur Dreaming https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-02-11/dinosaur-dig-at-inverloch-finds-bones-and-fossils/105904132
2026-02-241h 03Fossils and FictionThe crisis in geoscienceTravis went to Europe and Alyssa went to Chattanooga. All to find out more about your favourite fossils. We bring you some news on extraordinary palaeo discoveries, a fascinating interview with Dr Indrani Mukherjee about the state of geoscience in Australia and her research into Earth's earliest life, and Alyssa ranks 2025's big hits (come at her).__ Tess Gallagher, Dan Folkes, Michael Pittman, Tom G. Kaye, Glenn W. Storrs, Jason Schein; Fossilized melanosomes reveal colour patterning of a sauropod dinosaur. R Soc Open Sci. 1 December 2025; 12 (12): 251232. https://doi.org/10.1098/rsos.251232Delclòs, X., Peñal...
2026-01-221h 04
The Stokecast70: If It Was Only That Easy... with Professional Cliff Diver, Travis SimsFrom his high school dive team to the infamous cliffs of Colorado's Casa Bonita, and eventually to making a living as a professional cliff diver, content creator, and waterfall guide, Travis Sims is obsessed with pushing his personal and professional limits while building a community around cleaning up the places we play. Learn how Travis created a career out of jumping off massive cliffs and why he started the annual "Cliff Cruise" waterfall clean up tour.Show notes: https://exploreinspired.com/travissimsHosts: Jonathan Ronzio, Emily HollandEditor: Chris Plante
2025-12-171h 25Fossils and FictionThe dinosaur mysteriesDinosaur mating? Two new tyrannosaurs? We discuss a couple of groundbreaking papers followed by a trip to Wellington Caves, the site of some of Australia's earliest and greatest palaeontological discoveries. More info:Join us in Adelaide for Fossils and Fiction live on November 29! https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/1964100016020?aff=oddtdtcreatorVisit Wellington Caves https://www.wellingtoncaves.com.au/ Bertozzo, F., Tanke, D. H., Conti, S., Manucci, F., Arnott, G., Godefroit, P., Ruffell, A., Fowler, D., Freedman Fowler, E. A., Bolotsky, I. Y., Bolotsky, Y. L., & Murphy, E. (2025). Deciphering causes and...
2025-11-1943 min
Fossils and FictionThe deals with sealsSeals. What do they know? Do they know things? Let's find out. Dr James Rule gives lets us in on the secrets of the seals, covering their evolution, fossil history, and some challenges with modern marine mammal research. James tells us the best and worst seal and lays down the terms to the whales. Also, it's Halloween, so we take a look at some creepy museum exhibitions. __Flynn, A. G., Brusatte, S. L., Chiarenza, A. A., García, J., Davis, A. J., Secord, R., Shelley, S., Weil, A., Heizler, M. T., Williamson, T. E...
2025-10-2848 min
Fossils and FictionOpening up palaeontologyTravis and Alyssa discuss the challenges and implications of open access publishing in science. They explore the paywall paradox, the role of jargon in scientific communication, and the peer review process, particularly in the context of palaeontology. The conversation also touches on global inequities in access to research, innovations in open access publishing, and the importance of data accessibility. The episode concludes with a light-hearted segment on the frustrations of academic publishing and a fun bingo game.Support the Diplodocoid publishing campaign: https://experiment.com/projects/reassessing-the-evolutionary-family-tree-and-biogeography-of-the-iconic-sauropod-group-diplodocoidea?s=search
2025-10-0632 min
Fossils and FictionPalaeo Art and Palaeo HeistsVirtual Paleo Art Gallery curator Karim talks the intersection of art, technology, and community building. Meanwhile, Alyssa and Travis discuss some historical paleo and museum heists. Check out the palaeo art gallery here https://extinctfineart.com/virtual-paleoart-gallery/
2025-09-2149 min
Fossils and FictionZev Landes Doesn't Like PalaeontologyArtist, cartoonist, communicator Zev Landes talks through his experiences and process. We get the low-down on how he created the Fossils and Fiction logo featuring Scratch and Skitters, as well as his work with museums, palaeo-tourism initiatives, and much more. Check out Zev's website https://www.zevlandes.com/ or Instagram @ZevLandes.
2025-08-3158 min
Fossils and FictionMegalodon and more with Ben FrancischelliAlyssa and Travis delve into a fascinating new paper on dinosaur tracks, dubbed the 'Dinosaur Dance Floor.' They discuss the implications of the findings, including the behavior of ceratopsians and tyrannosaurs. The conversation shifts to exciting announcements in paleontology, including a new season of Prehistoric Planet. They also interview shark palaeontologist Ben Francischelli, exploring the megalodon and other ancient sharks. The episode concludes with a fun 'Would You Rather' segment. More info: Bell, P. R., Pickles, B. J., Ashby, S. C., Walker, I. E., Hurst, S., Rampe, M., Durkin, P., & Brown, C. M. (2025). A...
2025-08-141h 09
Global Hunting SolutionsSettle the Debate: .375 H&H Magnum vs. .375 Ruger - The Global Hunter's GuideIt's one of the most enduring debates among big game hunters: the legendary .375 Holland & Holland Magnum versus its modern counterpart, the .375 Ruger. One is a time-tested icon of African safaris and Alaskan adventures, while the other offers nearly identical performance in a more compact, standard-length action. But which one is truly right for your next hunt?In this episode, we're joined by Travis Wier from Global Hunting Solutions to cut through the noise and deliver the definitive guide. With decades of experience guiding hunters across the globe for the world's most dangerous game, Travis...
2025-08-0513 min
Fossils and FictionThat is one big pile of PoozeumPoo and poetry.George Frandsen is founder of the Poozeum in Williams, Arizona. He shares the story of the Poozeum and its mission to educate the world about coprolites. George also introduces us to Barnum - the world's biggest T. rex poop. Alyssa and Travis review Walking with Dinosaurs and Jurassic World: Rebirth before Travis unleashes his softer side with a little palaeo poetry ('Species' by Tishani Doshi, from A God at the Door published by Cooper Canyon Press).
2025-07-2948 min
Fossils and FictionKing Tyrant Tackles AIFrom Part 2 of our interview with palaeontologist and palaeoartist Mark Witton featuring chat on AI, to news about the origins of teeth, and a very difficult game of 'guess that fossil', this episode has a little bit of everything. More info: King Tyrant on AmazonHaridy, Y., Norris, S.C.P., Fabbri, M. et al. The origin of vertebrate teeth and evolution of sensory exoskeletons. Nature 642, 119–124 (2025). https://doi.org/10.1038/s41586-025-08944-w
2025-07-1858 min
Fossils and FictionMark Witton's Palaeoart JourneyCan they spell it? No, they can't! This episode features renowned palaeoartist Mark Witton talking about his new book King Tyrant and other topics in palaeoart. Plus, news on the world's first sauropod gut contents. Then, Travis and Alyssa challenge each other to a prehistoric spelling bee. More info: Mark Witton's website https://www.markwitton.co.uk/Poropat, S. F., Tosolini, A.-M. P., Beeston, S. L., Enchelmaier, M. J., Pentland, A. H., Mannion, P. D., Upchurch, P., Chin, K., Korasidis, V. A., Bell, P. R., Enriquez, N. J., Holman, A...
2025-06-1252 min
Fossils and FictionT. rex: the Asian king?Palaeo artist James Pascoe shares his lifelong fascination with dinosaurs and how it has shaped his journey. He discusses the importance of community in the paleo art world and the role of engagement in science communication. We discuss new research showing the origin of tyrannosaurs may have been in Asia and also how megaraptors arose and spread throughout Gondwana. And another new paper pushes back the origin of tetrapods and (maybe) places it in the southern continents. __Long, J. A., Niedźwiedzki, G., Garvey, J., Clement, A. M., Camens, A. B., E...
2025-05-2154 min
Fossils and FictionDo direwolves dream of extinct sheep?Visit the 'La Brea of the East' with us. Shay Maden from Gray Fossil Site and Museum tells us about the history and importance of this amazing Tennessean lagerstatten. And, we can't help but chat about the controversial claims by Colossal Biosciences that they have resurrected the dire wolf. ___ Check out: Gray Fossil Site https://gfs.visithandson.org/Dinosauria Season 2 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jRXB67fcXZAPaleo Pines https://paleopines.com/ Pint of Science https://pintofscience.com.au/
2025-04-2246 min
Fossils and FictionDon't do palaeo fraudThis conversation explores the fascinating and often humorous world of paleontology hoaxes, from the infamous Piltdown Man to the Cardiff Giant. Alyssa and Travis discuss various historical and modern examples of scientific fraud, the implications of these hoaxes on the scientific community, and the lessons learned about integrity in research. They also touch on the cultural significance of these hoaxes and how they reflect societal beliefs and values.__Palaeo Pulse: McCurry, M. R., Gill, A. C., Baranov, V., Hart, L. J., Slatyer, C., & Frese, M. (2025). The paleobiology of a new osmeriform fish species...
2025-03-3132 min
Fossils and FictionDinotopia DreamingIt's time for a nostalgia kick. Travis and Alyssa discuss James Gurney's Dinotopia: an idealised vision of a world where humans and dinosaurs peacefully co-exist and everyone has their place. We explore the storytelling approaches, links to other media and what Dinotopia could look life if it were written today.
2025-03-1848 min
Extra Pack of Peanuts Travel PodcastWade Holland- Stoke King and Content Creator ExtraordinaireWade Holland is many things - and when I say he might be the most creative and energetic human I know, I don't say that lightly.
He's the host of the GoPro Mountain Games, former freestyle skier, co-founder of the incredible Wrenegade Media, and someone who is very capable of drinking from a bag of wine while skiing under someone's legs.
I've been waiting for 2 years to have him on the podcast - and finally, here's his whole story (or at least as much as we could fit in an hour episode) - you don't want to miss i...
2025-03-181h 00
Fossils and FictionYou Are a Horrible GigagooseAlyssa interviews Dr. Phoebe McInerney about her research on Genyornis, a giant flightless bird from Australia. The conversation explores Phoebe's journey into palaeontology, her research, and the significance of outreach and education in the field. We also touch on the brilliant new research on Australian theropods published by Jake Kotevski and friends and play a little game of 'Who Am I? Extinct Edition'. More: McInerney, P., Blokland, J., & Worthy, T. (2024, June 3). New fossils show what Australia’s giant prehistoric ‘thunder birds’ looked like – and offer clues about how they died out. The Conversation. http://theconve...
2025-02-261h 09
Fossils and FictionFeasts and BeastsGeo.Sassie joins Travis to talk about the Jurassic Coast UNESCO World Heritage Site. Meanwhile, Alyssa designs a prehistoric four course feast, prepares for a dig, and shows off some palaeoart. Also, we finally name our mascots.__More:Virtual paleoart exhibitionhttps://extinctfineart.com/virtual-paleoart-gallery/Ammonite moviehttps://www.imdb.com/title/tt7983894/Lovelace, D. M., Kufner, A. M., Fitch, A. J., Curry Rogers, K., Schmitz, M., Schwartz, D. M., LeClair-Diaz, A., St.Clair, L., Mann, J., & Teran, R. (2025). Rethinking dinosaur origins: Oldest known equatorial dinosaur-bearing assemblage (mid-late...
2025-02-1157 min
Breakin' House RulesEp. 15 - Eagles safeties coach Joe Kasper on cutting off his finger to guarantee a Super Bowl win, stories of coaching CJ Gardner-Johnson, Jevon Holland, Saquon BarkleyIt's Super Bowl week, and we welcome Eagles safeties coach Joe Kasper to Breakin' House Rules to preview the Big Game vs. Chiefs. Kasper explains why he'd be willing to cut off multiple fingers to guarantee an Eagles Super Bowl win, shares his journey from wanting to be a lawyer to becoming NFL coach, plus stories of what it was like to coach the Dolphins under Vic Fangio compared to now in Philly with Fangio and memories of coaching Jevon Holland, CJ Gardner-Johnson, Reed Blankenship and more. Ep.15 Time Stamps ● 00:00:20 - Intro Eagles coach Joe Kasper as...
2025-02-031h 00
Louisiana Bowhunter PodcastYou Aren't Cool Unless You Pee Your Pants w/ Taylor Gullatt & Travis HollandLevi is in camp with two of his buddies from college, Taylor Gullatt and Travis Holland. Sharing experiences from Travis's first year as a bowhunter, he shares a very entertaining story. As a verterinarian, Travis also weighs in a the deer urine conversation from a few episodes ago. They also share some general round table discussions and we get a Louisiana Bowhunter Hunt League, presented by SKRE Gear, update...on this episode of The Louisiana Bowhunter Podcast presented by Bourgeois Meat Market Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
2025-01-251h 06Breakin' House RulesEp. 10 - Travis Hunter fiancee social media outrage, Xavier Legette love of eating raccoons, NFL MVP and CFP talkThe fellas jump in on crazy college football week from unicorn 2-way Travis Hunter winning Heisman to social media outrage regarding his fiancee, College Football Playoff dark horses, Josh Allen vs. Lamar Jackson vs. Saquon Barkley in MVP hunt. NFL talk includes Xavier Legette raccoon food love, Teddy Bridgewater wins HS state title, Bill Belichick to UNC, Dolphins latest loss and more. Ep. 10 Timestamps ● 00:14 - Fit Check ● 02:53 - Episode Teaser ● 03:19 - Travis Hunter Heisman, Fiancee Social Media Outrage, & 2-way Transition to the NFL ● 18:24 - CFB Playoff Outlook ● 21:25 - NFL MVP D...
2024-12-191h 06
Fossils and FictionCould you fight a Meg?Join hosts Alyssa and Travis as they welcome palaeontologist Colin Boisvert for a chat about Allosaur diversity, sauropod niche partitioning and more. Colin offers an insider's look at the challenges and excitement of studying dinosaurs, from complex taxonomies to ecological mysteries. The episode takes a fun turn with a special segment where listeners help name the show's mascots, and the hosts figure out how to (hypothetically) fight prehistoric animals.
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Colin Boisvert X/Twitter: https://x.com/colin_boisvert
Colin Boisvert Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/colinboisvert1/
Barker, C...
2024-12-171h 27Breakin' House RulesEp. 9 - Shoe doesn't fit: Jevon Holland responds to 'soft' Dolphins allegations, fan online hate and Thanksgiving leftovers expiration dateThe fellas react to Dolphins latest loss to Packers which includes fan criticism of Jevon, team's tackling woes, Jordyn Brooks 'soft' comments and struggling play in cold weather. An examination of Vic Fangio's success in Philly compared to 2023 Miami, the late hit that ended Trevor Lawrence's season, Bears debacle, Thanksgiving leftover debate and more. Subscribe to our podcast for more fun, authentic talk. 00:00:08 - Introduction 00:00:41 - Fins Lose in Lambeau Reaction 00:11:59 - Fans v Players in the NFL 00:15:44 - The “SOFT” Discussion 00:24:28 - Vic Fangio Success in Philly 00:29:49 - Mental Health Check 00:33:04 - Von Brings Gifts 00:34:39 - Thank...
2024-12-051h 03
Fossils and FictionAncient kitty and biostratigraphyHosts Alyssa and Travis discuss the mummified homotherium, play a game of 'fossil fact or fiction', and learn all about the Emu Bay Shale with special guest Steph Richter-Stretton.
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Follow Steph-Richter-Stretton on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/biostephigraphy/
Lopatin, A. V., Sotnikova, M. V., Klimovsky, A. I., Lavrov, A. V., Protopopov, A. V., Gimranov, D. O., & Parkhomchuk, E. V. (2024). Mummy of a juvenile sabre-toothed cat Homotherium latidens from the Upper Pleistocene of Siberia. Scientific Reports, 14(1), 28016. https://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-024-79546-1
2024-12-0358 min
Fossils and FictionCommon Descent Spotlight featuring Fossils and FictionSome exciting news about the future of Fossils and Fiction followed by an episode of the Common Descent Podcast 'spotlighting' our show.
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Links:
Holland, T. A. (2024). Palaeo podcasting: A practice-led extended-mixed methods case study. Media International Australia, 0(0). https://doi.org/10.1177/1329878X241265824
Fossils and Fiction Episode 26, Alyssa Fjeld's Ancient Bugs https://www.fossilsfiction.co/2023/12/18/episode-26/
Common Descent Podcast https://commondescentpodcast.com/
2024-11-151h 04
Sideline SessionsTravis Reed — International Basketball MVP Shares Lessons Learned Along His Athlete’s JourneyTravis Reed is a professional basketball player who played 10 years overseas in countries such as Colombia, Poland, France, Belgium, Holland, Estonia, Germany, Australia and more. He was a League MVP in Holland 2004, Winning Finals MVP, League MVP in Estonia and also Baltic League MVP in 2006. Travis hosts a podcast targeted to athletes who are thinking about or about to embark on a journey overseas, as well as a Youtube show that showcases the journeys of athletes from around the sports world. In this episode, we discuss:His athlete’s jo...
2024-11-1347 min
The Malibu GuruShepherding the Fleet with Travis HollandJoin Joe on this exciting episode of the Malibu Guru Podcast as he welcomes his mentor and friend, Travis Holland, with Shepherd Aero, a company specializing in international ferry flight services and aircraft delivery. Travis shares his experience as a PA-46 pilot and how it opened doors for him in the aviation industry. Visit PMOPA: https://www.pmopa.com/Visit our New Aircraft Maintenance Website: https://www.caseyaviationservices.com/Visit our NEW YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@caseyaviationFollow us on Facebook! https://www.facebook.com/CaseyAviationIf y...
2024-08-2350 minThe Malibu GuruShepherding the Fleet with Travis HollandJoin Joe on this exciting episode of the Malibu Guru Podcast as he welcomes his mentor and friend, Travis Holland, with Shepherd Aero, a company specializing in international ferry flight services and aircraft delivery. Travis shares his experience as a PA-46 pilot and how it opened doors for him in the aviation industry. Visit PMOPA: https://www.pmopa.com/Visit our New Aircraft Maintenance Website: https://www.caseyaviationservices.com/Visit our NEW YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@caseyaviationFollow us on Facebook! https://www.facebook.com/CaseyAviationIf y...
2024-08-2350 min
The Common Descent PodcastSpotlight 2024 - Travis Holland, Fossils and FictionWelcome to Spotlight 2024! In this series, we’re sitting down with our fellow paleo-podcasters to discuss Science Communication.
Joining us for this episode is Travis Holland, host of Fossils and Fiction!
Find Travis and Fossils and Fiction in these places:
fossilsfiction.co
travisholland.com.au
https://researchoutput.csu.edu.au/en/persons/tholla05csueduau
Connect with Common Descent: https://linktr.ee/common_descent
Join us on Patreon to support the podcast and enjoy bonus content: https://www.patreon.com/commondescentpodcast
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2024-07-031h 02
Fossils and FictionAussie pterosaur round up with Adele PentlandPterosaur expert and PhD student Adele Pentland discusses the discovery and description of the newest and most complete Australian pterosaur, Haliskia peterseni. The fossil was found in Australia and is 100 million years old. Adele explains the unique features of Haliskia, including its large wingspan, interlocking teeth, and long throat bones.
The conversation places Haliskia in context with other Aussie pterosaurs and pterosaur families from around the world.
She also discusses the importance of museums like Kronosaurus Korner and the Australian Age of Dinosaurs in promoting paleotourism and supporting local communities. Adele shares her optimism for...
2024-07-0337 min
Fossils and FictionKids Fossil Frenzy with Sandra BennettChildren's author Sandra Bennett discusses the importance of literacy and her journey as an author, including the Adamson Adventure series, a number of which feature prehistoric animals. Sandra shares how she started writing stories for her students, which sparked their interest in reading. She also talks about her book series, which combines adventure, history, and extinct Australian wildlife. In Fossil Frenzy, the Adamson children discover prehistoric Queensland while Tracks in the Mist, releasing June 2024, features a family trip to Tasmania and the elusive Thylacine. Sandra hopes her books inspire a passion for reading, science, and environmental conservation.
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2024-06-1823 min
Fossils and FictionBONUS: Tales from a Jurassic World S2 PreviewFriend of the podcast Tom Jurassic previews season 2 of his audio fan production 'Tales from a Jurassic World'. Check out the full series on YouTube or via the Jurassic Park Podcast.
2024-06-0706 min
Fossils and FictionNature is not drab: Amanda Perry's Palaeo ArtAmanda Perry, science communicator and palaeoartist, discusses her love for bugs and extinct animals. Amanda believes it is important to show vibrancy in representing animals, including extinct ones, through her artwork. She shares her journey into becoming a palaeoartist and science communicator, which involved working at science center cafeteria. Amanda's career now involves science communication through social media and creating art commissions. Amanda also expresses her passion for dinosaurs and how her grandfather's encouragement fueled her love for them. She discusses the influence of Jurassic Park and the artwork associated with the film.
Check out Amanda's Instagram...
2024-06-0440 min
Fossils and FictionThe Science of Dance at Prehistoric Body TheaterAri Dharminalan Rudenko, the artistic director of Prehistoric Body Theater, discusses his background and how his childhood fascination with dinosaurs led him to combine dance and science communication. He explains the formation of Prehistoric Body Theater in Surakarta, Indonesia, and its focus on accuracy in science communication.
Ari also shares his collaboration with palaeontologists and the challenges of incorporating scientific knowledge into dance performances and the process of choosing specific prehistoric animals as characters in his performances.
Prehistoric Body Theater uses stagecraft and set design to create a portal for the audience's imagination, allowing them...
2024-05-211h 07
Fossils and FictionPalaeoAstrid's Art and ScienceAstrid O’Connor is a PhD researcher in the Evans EvoLab at Monash University. Astrid undertakes a fascinating mix of research and creative work including immensely detailed 3D reconstructions of extinct animals. This conversation charts Astrid's journey into and through palaeo.
Check out @PalaeoAstrid on Instagram for more.
2024-05-0727 min
Fossils and FictionA dinosaur travel agentZach Vanasse, founder and director of Dinosaur Trips, discusses his journey in creating a unique travel company that offers dinosaur-themed trips. He shares his childhood fascination with dinosaurs and how it led him to combine his passion for palaeontology with his experience in the travel industry. Zach explains the offerings of Dinosaur Trips, which include visits to museums, dinosaur digs, and other attractions in various destinations. He emphasises that the trips cater to both dinosaur enthusiasts and curious travellers who want to explore destinations through the lens of palaeontology.
For more info, check out DinosaurTrips.com
2024-04-2328 min
Fossils and Fiction'The Jurassic Park Book' Part 2In this conversation, Dr. Catherine Pugh and Dr. Ross Garner discuss their chapters in 'The Jurassic Park Book' and provide new perspectives on the classic 1990s blockbuster. Dr. Pugh analyses a play called 'The Jurassic Parks' that riffs on the film and explores themes of family and grief. Dr. Garner focuses on the role of merchandise and franchising in the Jurassic Park franchise and the lack of academic attention towards it.
They also discuss the impact of Jurassic Park on dinosaur fandom and the genre of eco-horror. The conversation explores the themes of environmental impact, the future...
2024-04-091h 07
Fossils and FictionDiprotodon with Bronwyn SaundersBronwyn Saunders, a children's author and citizen scientist, discusses her book 'Diprotodon: A Megafauna Journey' and the importance of Australian megafauna. She shares her journey as a writer and the research process she went through to write the book. Bronwyn also mentions her author inspirations and hints at future projects.
More:
Follow Bronwyn's Facebook page
Buy Diprotodon: A Megafauna Journey
We have a copy of Diprotodon to give away - drawn April 10, 2024. See the Fossils and Fiction Instagram for details.
2024-03-2628 min
Fossils and FictionAussie theropods with Jake KotevskiJake Kotevski is a PhD candidate at Monash University studying Australian theropods, specifically megaraptorids. Are they just big raptors? Find out in our wide-ranging discussion about the known knowns, the known unknowns, and some speculation on the unknown unknowns. Jake also describes his journey into palaeontology and how the pieces fit together between Australia, South America, Antarctica and Asia.
Follow Jake's work on Instagram @theropods_down_under
2024-03-1243 min
Fossils and Fiction'The Jurassic Park Book' - Part 1Dr Matthew Melia introduces and discusses The Jurassic Park Book, published by Bloomsbury. The Jurassic Park Book is the second in a three-part series by Matt on Steven Spielberg's biggest creature features: Jaws, Jurassic Park, and ET. Following Matt, global film specialist Peter Kramer discusses his contribution to the book. This is part one of a two-part discussion with contributors to this book.
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More info:
The Jurassic Park Book https://www.bloomsbury.com/au/jurassic-park-book-9781501384844/
Cinergie Journal: 'Franchising Jurassic Park' https://cinergie.unibo.it/issue/view/1234
Matt Melia's profile: https://www.kingston.ac.uk/staff/profile/dr-matthew-melia-648/
Peter Kramer's profile...
2024-02-281h 33
Pals in PalaeoJurassic Park with Travis HollandAdele’s chats with special guest, Dr Travis Holland about Jurassic Park! We talk about the film 30 years on, how it changed the public perception of dinosaurs, especially theropods like Tyrannosaurus, Velociraptor and Dilophosaurus (for better or worse), and how JP made terrible lizards into movie monsters. Plus the secret ingredient to good science fiction, Spielberg and Crichton's representation of women, and sciencey stuff including blood-filled mosquitoes in amber, the complexity of cloning, de-extinction of the Pyrenean ibex, and the whethe or not T rex had a toothy grin or luscious lips.This episod...
2024-01-021h 05
Fossils and FictionAncient bugs with Alyssa FjeldAlyssa Fjeld discusses her research on early arthropods, especially tomotiids, a group that appeared over 520 million years ago.
Alyssa's research focuses on the growth patterns of early arthropods. She explores the concept of the inhibitory cascade model and its implications for understanding the life cycle and evolution of these animals.
Alyssa also shares her experiences in science education and outreach, emphasising the importance of making science accessible and engaging for diverse audiences.
2023-12-1733 min
Fossils and FictionFound a Fossil with Sally HurstDo you know what to do if you find a fossil or First Nations artifact? Sally Hurst made it her business to find out as part of her Masters study at Macquarie University. We talk about the Found a Fossil project, Sally's journey to palaeontology, and her outreach work with school children.
More info:
Found a Fossil website https://www.foundafossil.com/
Hurst, S. (2023). Found a Fossil: Assessing Australian perceptions of heritage discoveries and conservation [Thesis, Macquarie University]. https://doi.org/10.25949/22662535.v1
Hurst, S., Kosnik, M., Evans, L., & Brock, G. A. (2023). Found a fossil: Improving awareness...
2023-12-0922 min
Fossils and FictionA trip to Dinosaur ValleyEach summer in the Blue Mountains of New South Wales, a prehistoric landscape comes alive with the sound and sights of dinosaurs. This is Scenic World's Dinosaur Valley.
For more information on Scenic World and Dinosaur Valley visit https://scenicworld.com.au/
2023-11-0729 min
Fossils and FictionGarret Knows DinosaursFrom a dino-themed wedding to running the world’s biggest dinosaur podcast, it’s Garret from I Know Dino! Garret joins Fossils and Fiction to chat about the lessons he and Sabrina have learned while covering new dinosaur discoveries every week for the past decade.
Check out I Know Dino on their website or your favourite podcasting app: https://iknowdino.com/
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Stuff mentioned:
Clements, T., Atterby, J., Cleary, T., Richard P. Dearden, & Rossi, V. (2022). The perception of palaeontology in commercial off-the-shelf video games and an assessment of their potential as educational tools...
2023-09-2027 min
Fossils and FictionDinosaurs will always be awesomeJimmy Waldron once told Conan O’Brien he looked like a therizinosaurus. He also founded a non-profit called Dinosaurs Will Always Be Awesome that takes dinosaur experiences out to those who might not otherwise access them. After you’ve listened to the episode, check out more info on DWABA: https://dwaba.org/
Check out Jimmy's research on teaching evolution to school students:
Nadelson, L., Culp, R., Bunn, S., Burkhart, R., Shetlar, R., Nixon, K., & Waldron, J. (2009). Teaching Evolution Concepts to Early Elementary School Students. Evolution: Education and Outreach, 2(3), 458–473. https://doi.org/10.1007/s12052-009-0148-x
2023-09-0126 min
Fossils and FictionAge of Mammals with Dr Chris Manias
Dinotherium, diprotodon, mastodon and more! Dr Chris Manias discusses his book The Age of Mammals: Nature, Development and Paleontology in the Long Nineteenth Century. Chris is Senior Lecturer in the History of Science & Technology at Kings College London.
Books mentioned:
Manias, C. (2023). The Age of Mammals: Nature, Development and Paleontology in the Long Nineteenth Century. University of Pittsburgh Press. https://upittpress.org/books/9780822947806/
Ashby, J. (2022). Platypus Matters: The Extraordinary Lives of Australian Mammals. HarperCollins. https://www.harpercollins.com.au/9780008431440/platypus-matters/
Douglas, K. (2010). Pictures of Time Beneath: Science, Heritage and the Uses of the Deep Past. CSIRO...
2023-08-2850 min
Digital SocietyArtificial Intelligence: Applications and Trajectories - Special Episode for the Big Rhetorical Podcast CarnivalIn this episode of Digital Society, we revisit the question of generative AI and it's application in the media and communication industries. Michelle O'Connor and Travis Holland discuss the role and potential uses of AI in radio, journalism, podcasting and other aspects of media production and education. Student Rachel Vanderhel reflects on the links between AI and social media.
This is a special episode of Digital Society produced as part of The Big Rhetorical Podcast's 2023 Podcast Carnival, running from 28-31. Check out other episodes at https://thebigrhetoricalpodcast.weebly.com/.
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2023-08-2131 minDigital SocietySocial Media and CyberpunkFrom Instagram to Snapchat and Facebook, social media has come to dominate how we communicate. For many, social media is the internet. Using these platforms subjects us to the whims of the huge social corporations. And occasionally, we push back. What’s more cyberpunk than that?
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2023-08-2133 min
Fossils and Fiction'Dig Up Stupid' - Adele Pentland Talks Pals in PalaeoPalaeontologist Adele Pentland makes her second appearance on Fossils and Fiction to talk about... The Simpsons? Oh, and also her podcast Pals in Palaeo and her tips for science communication.
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Find out more about Adele's work and Pals and Palaeo here:
Adele's website https://www.adelepentland.com/
Pals in Palaeo Instagram https://www.instagram.com/palsinpalaeo/
Pals in Palaeo links https://linktr.ee/palsinpalaeo
2023-08-0828 min
Fossils and FictionTravis talks JurassicI've been writing, thinking, and talking about Jurassic Park *a lot* lately. It's time to wrap all that work up into something listenable for Fossils and Fiction.
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Articles/interviews mentioned:
Shaye Ganam, 770 CHQR/630 CHED Edmonton and Toronto, Thirty years after Jurassic Park hit movie screens, its impact on science and culture remains as strong as ever, https://open.spotify.com/episode/1DXM7ooNyFpIQmBAIBktuK?si=v6dMHMZXQquZG7VZrQpTIQ
Nahal el-Hadi, The Conversation Weekly, Thirty years after Jurassic Park hit movie screens, its impact on science and culture remains as strong as ever — po...
2023-07-3124 min
Fossils and FictionTeaching Dinosaurs!If there's one thing that will spark an interest in palaeontology, it might just be finding 450 million-year-old fossil as a child. That's exactly what happened to Dr Nic Campione. Nic is originally from Canada but is now a Senior Lecturer in Earth Sciences (Palaeontology) at the University of New England in Australia. Nic tells the story of his childhood fossil find and talks about his approach to teaching troublesome palaeontology students like your host, Dr Travis Holland.
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Dr Nic Campione's UNE profile: https://www.une.edu.au/staff-profiles/ers/dr-nicolas-campione
Dr Nic Campione's...
2023-07-0419 min
Fossils and FictionLittlefoot's Family TiesPacked with emotion and pulling the nostalgia heartstrings, how does The Land Before Time (1988) hold up today? Clemson University English Lecturer Peter Cullen Bryan takes us through the links between Don Bluth's classic film and other palaeomedia.
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Follow Dr Peter Cullen Bryan on Twitter @pfxbryan
Don Bluth. Somewhere Out There: My Animated Life. SmartPop, 2022.
1988 Pizza Hut puppets: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ce17QquyL8s
Forgotten Disney: Essays on the Lesser-Known Productions. https://mcfarlandbooks.com/product/forgotten-disney/
2023-06-2128 min
Fossils and Fiction'Seven years of very chill nerds' - Lucas Zellers talks Book of ExtinctionCreative all-rounder Lucas Zellers recently worked on a D&D handbook that presents the real-life stories of extinct animals, and then twists them into D&D-suitable monsters.
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Check out Lucas' work:
Scintilla Studio https://scintilla.studio/
Book of Extinction https://magehandpress.com/extinction
Making a Monster podcast https://scintilla.studio/monster/
2023-06-0834 minDigital SocietyInternet communitiesFour student-produced segments attack aspects of community building in participatory media.
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2023-06-0620 min
Fossils and FictionDinosaur safari with Tom JurassicDino-obsessed content creator Tom Jurassic joins me for a visit to Prehistoric Domain, an immersive dinosaur wildlife park that can be viewed in a web browser or in virtual reality.
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Prehistoric Domain https://www.prehistoricdomain.com/
Check out Tom Jurassic's 'Tales from a Jurassic World' https://www.youtube.com/@talesfromajurassicworld
2023-06-0144 min
2023-05-3101 min
Fossils and FictionSmashing dinosaurs in Central Park with Vicky CoulesVicky Coules is a PhD candidate and researcher at the University of Bristol in the UK looking into the entanglements between visual culture and dinosaurs. Her research took her into the story of the 1871 attack on a nascent Palaeozoic Museum destined for New York’s Central Park. Vicky and Michael Benton recently published a paper on the topic.
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Coules, V., & Benton, M. J. (2023). The curious case of Central Park’s dinosaurs: The destruction of Benjamin Waterhouse Hawkins’ Paleozoic Museum revisited. Proceedings of the Geologists’ Association. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.pgeola.2023.04.004
Bristol Palaeomedia Project https://palaeomedia.blogs.bristol.ac.uk/
2023-05-2645 minDigital SocietyEverything you never wanted to know about selfiesFlynn, Ruby, Luna, Charlotte, Annabelle and Gemma studied selfies this week, and now they're here to tell you all about it.
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2023-05-2319 minDigital SocietyRegulationStudents discuss challenges with internet regulation via perspectives thrown up from two major case studies.
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2023-05-1417 minDigital SocietyGeorgia ats DrilThis is the first episode in Digital Society in which the mic is fully turned over to students. They're asked to produce segments up to around five minutes in length examining internet topics from their own perspectives and ideas. This week, it’s the history of the internet, which Georgia Fisher has covered with a segment looking at Dril and his relationship with the rise, and now fall, of Twitter. Then, through interviews with internet users, Georgia Lewis-Minogue gives us a social history of the net.
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2023-05-0811 minDigital SocietyHow to make a podcastThis episode focuses on tips to craft effective audio storytelling via podcasts.
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Referenced material and websites:
Berry, R. (2006). Will the iPod Kill the Radio Star? Profiling Podcasting as Radio. Convergence, 12(2), 143–162. https://doi.org/10.1177/1354856506066522
Euritt, A. (2022). Podcasting as an Intimate Medium. Routledge. https://doi.org/10.4324/9781003340980
Spotify for Podcasters. https://podcasters.spotify.com/
Riverside FM. https://riverside.fm/
Twitter thread between Travis Holland and Richard Berry https://twitter.com/travisaholland/status/1637557919406522368
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2023-03-2230 minDigital SocietyPersona and the SelfieProfessor David Marshall convenes a discussion about the way we represent ourselves online.
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Extra info
Ellen DeGeneres' celebrity selfie: https://twitter.com/theellenshow/status/440322224407314432
Marshall, D., & Redmond, S. (2015). A Companion to Celebrity. Wiley Blackwell. https://www.amazon.com.au/Companion-Celebrity-P-David-Marshall-ebook/dp/B016PI948Y
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2023-03-0348 minDigital SocietyWTF is social media? With bonus AI and Cyberpunk chatIs social media really social? Is it good for society? How do we respond to the unprecedented power and influence of such global corporations? These are just some of the questions asked in this episode. Plus, a chat about cyberpunk with Dr David Cameron, and everything AI with Ph.D. candidate Jasmyn Connell.
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More to read:
Carr, M. (2022, May 4). Is TikTok A Social Media Or Entertainment Platform? ScreenRant. https://screenrant.com/tiktok-social-media-entertainment-platform-is/
Figueira, L. (2022, September 5). TikTok is not social media. In fact, it marks the end of the social era. The...
2023-02-2859 minDigital SocietyRegulation of the InternetFeaturing a look at whether the internet can and should be regulated, and three case studies of regulation from around the world: the 'Great Firewall of China', the Christchurch Call, and Australian Mandatory Data Retention. The episode also engages with JP Barlow's thirty-year-old Declaration of the Independence of Cyberspace.
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Sources discussed:
Barlow, J. P. (1996). A Declaration of the Independence of Cyberspace. https://homes.eff.org/~barlow/Declaration-Final.html
Barlow, J. P. (2014). A Declaration of the Independence of Cyberspace by John Perry Barlow. https://vimeo.com/111576518
Christchurch Call. (n.d.). Retri...
2023-02-2318 minDigital SocietyThe Business of Participatory MediaAs much as it might seem natural to participate in the creation of media and culture through uploading photos to Instagram, slapping text on an image to create a meme, setting video to a trending song on TikTok, or producing a podcast and sending it out onto the web, this mode of media production is unusual by recent historical standards. This episode discusses participatory media and the way it has been used by businesses, with a special case study of LEGO Ideas.
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Sources, etc:
LEGO Ideas: https://ideas.lego.com/
Brabham, Daren C. ‘Crowdsourcing as a Model for Problem Solving: An In...
2023-02-1618 minDigital SocietyA History of the InternetThe internet is the realisation of a centuries-old dream: instantaneous global communication. It has shaped and continues to shape global economic, political, and social structures in extraordinary ways. It is a relatively new technology and yet we can find numerous traces of the internet throughout human history.
In this episode, we will introduce some ideas about the internet and describe both its history and that of the precursor technologies and ideas which have informed and shaped not only the net itself but also how we might think about it. There's also an analysis of Bo Burnham's song...
2023-02-0226 min
Fossils and FictionScience entertainer Michael MillsMulti-talented entertainer and science communicator Michael Mills is the feature guest on the first episode of Fossils and Fiction for 2023. Michael is the creative director of Heaps Good Productions and 'Vice-Chancellor' of Dinosaur University. Michael has a podcast, PalaeoJam, and a show playing at the Adelaide Fringe Festival about foundational palaeontologist Mary Anning. We cover all of these in our conversation.
This episode also features a song called 'These Curious Things'. Words and music by Michael Mills, featuring Gemma Dandie on lead vocals with Professor Flint and Michael singing harmonies.
Buy tickets to A Curious...
2023-02-0138 min
Fossils and FictionResearch Journal: Paleogaming and Myanmar AmberCould you get two more different topics in palaeontology than gaming and the ethics of amber from conflict zones? Join Jake Atterby from the University of Birmingham to discuss the former and Dr Emma Dunne from Friedrich-Alexander University for the latter.
Papers:
Clements, T., Atterby, J., Cleary, T., Dearden, R. P., and Rossi, V.: The perception of palaeontology in commercial off-the-shelf video games and an assessment of their potential as educational tools, Geosci. Commun., 5, 289–306, https://doi.org/10.5194/gc-5-289-2022, 2022.
Dunne, E.M., Raja, N.B., Stewens, P.P. et al. Ethics, law, and politics in pala...
2023-01-2933 min
Helping Healing HumorThe Senior Year Checklist with Whitney CreasyCollege and Career Advisor Whitney Creasy joins the podcast again to share some insights on how to organize and reduce stress during Senior year. Ben joins the conversation from the road and asks The Friday ReFresh Question of the Day about where the planning process should be at this point in the year. Will follows that up with the action items from October through Christmas. Whitney also discusses the steps needed in the Spring leading up to graduation and how she relaxes during down time. Travis encourages everyone to join our "28 Days of Focused Living" challenge in our private...
2022-09-1326 min
Drive Time with Travis WingfieldDay 15 Dolphins Camp - Tyreek and Trent Get Deep, Holland's Instincts, Travis' Favorite Plays of Camp and McDaniel on Le BatardTravis is back for another training camp edition of the Drive Time Podcast -- Day 15! Today, we'll discuss Coach McDaniel's appearance on the Dan Le Batard show, the day's notes on the field and top performers by position this camp. Plus, media with Durham Smythe, Jevon Holland and Christian WilkinsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
2022-08-1832 minDrive Time with Travis WingfieldDay 2 Dolphins Camp - Cheetah and Penguin Go Off, Raekwon Dominates, Holland Shows Range and McDaniel Talks PhilosophyTravis is back for Day 2 of cam and another edition of the Drive Time Podcast. Today, we'll break down the second day of TC practice with a look at the team position by position and how Jaylen Waddle and Tyreek Hill are making the explosive plays routine so far. Plus, the defense gets their hands on some footballs, led by second-year safety Jevon Holland. Raekwon Davis puts together a dominant day and we'll hear from Coach Mike McDaniel on a variety of topics and hear from Waddle, Hill, Holland and Mohamed Sanu Sr.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy...
2022-07-2933 min
Fossils and FictionResearch Journal: A Hidden Vulture and Sauropod TeethIn this edition of the Fossils and Fiction Research Journal, we hear from Dr Ellen Mather who was lead author on a paper reclassifying a long-known eagle fossil as instead belonging to Australia's first known vulture, and Dr Stephen Poropat who describes the discovery of sauropod teeth from Queensland.
Access the articles here:
Poropat SF, Frauenfelder TG, Mannion PD, Rigby SL, Pentland AH, Sloan T, Elliott DA. 2022. Sauropod dinosaur teeth fromthe lower Upper Cretaceous Winton Formation ofQueensland, Australia and the global record ofearly titanosauriforms. R. Soc. Open Sci.9:220381. https://doi.org/10.1098/rsos.220381
Mather EK, Lee MSY, Worthy TH. 2022. A new loo...
2022-07-2221 min
Fossils and FictionThe Research Journal: Pterosaurs and KangaroosThis episode of Fossils and Fiction features two Australian PhD candidates talking about papers they've recently published. Isaac Kerr from Flinders University discusses his paper reporting the discovery of a new ancient kangaroo in Papua New Guinea while Adele Pentland from Swinburne discusses her recent work on the pterosaur Ferrodraco lentoni.
Follow Isaac on Twitter @IsaacARKerr and Adele @AdelePentland.
Papers mentioned:
Kerr, I. A. R. and Prideaux, G. J. (2022) ‘A new genus of kangaroo (Marsupialia, Macropodidae) from the late Pleistocene of Papua New Guinea’, Transactions of the Royal Society of South Australia. Taylor & Francis, 00, pp. 1–2...
2022-07-0617 min
Fossils and FictionEm Blamey talks Sea MonstersMosasaurs, ichythyosaurs, and plesiosaurs galore! Em Blamey is the Creative Producer at the Australian National Maritime Museum. The Museum currently has an exhibition entitled 'Sea Monsters'. Em describes the specimens included and the stories told about these magnificent oceanic creatures.
'Sea Monsters' is open on the following schedule:
Australian National Maritime Museum, Sydney, 25 June 2022 to 14 August 2022;
Newcastle Regional Museum, September 2022 to February 2023;
Western Australian Maritime Museum, April to July 2023;
Museum of North Queensland, Townsville, September 2023 to February 2024.
More information and tickets https://www.sea.museum/whats-on/exhibitions/sea-monsters
2022-06-2914 min
Fossils and FictionTom Jurassic talks Jurassic World DominionTom Jurassic spills his thoughts on Dominion and being a fan creator in the Jurassic community. We dive deep into the biggest topics from the film, including [REDACTED] and [REDACTED]. This episode contains detailed spoilers from Dominion.
Follow Tom on Twitter @Tom_Jurassic, and check out the Jurassic Park Podcast, Collect Jurassic, and Jurassic Collectables.
2022-06-1342 min
Fossils and FictionThe Legacy of Jurassic Park with Dr Ross GarnerThis episode features a chat about Sue the T. rex, Jurassic Park, Dr Who, dinosaur fandom, media tourism and more with Dr Ross Garner, Lecturer in Media and Cultural Studies at Cardiff University.
Follow Dr Garner on Twitter @DrRPG_TV.
Referenced material:
Washington Post article on reviving the thylacine;
Article in The Conversation about Claire Dearing;
Article about Sarah Harding.
'Doctor Who and the Dinosaurs' in Doctor Who and Science, 2021
2022-06-0946 min
Fossils and FictionTullett, Modelbuilder for The BrickmanCombine dinosaurs with LEGO in this episode of Fossils and Fiction. The interview guest is Tullett, modelbuilder for the Brickman. We chat about building LEGO dinos and the team’s exhibition Jurassic World by Brickman, open now at the Australian Museum, Sydney, until July 17.
For more information and to book tickets to Jurassic World by Brickman, visit https://exhibition.thebrickman.com/
2022-06-0414 min
Fossils and FictionPrehistoric Planet ReviewThis brief episode of Fossils and Fiction is a review of the Apple TV+ series 'Prehistoric Planet', narrated by David Attenborough and produced by Jon Favreau.
For more information about Prehistoric Planet, visit the Apple TV+ show page.
2022-05-3111 min
Fossils and FictionAdam Yates discusses Australian MegafaunaDr Adam Yates is the Senior Curator of Earth Sciences at the Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory. He joins Fossils and Fiction for a discussion about the history of megafauna, dinosaurs, and other creatures of the Australian continent. We focus on the Alcoota Fossil Beds, crocodiles, geologic change, and Antarctica.
A transcript and more detailed show notes will be available at FossilsFiction.co.
2022-05-0441 min
Fossils and FictionPenny Packham, Australian Fossil and Mineral MuseumPenny Packham is the Museum Coordinator for the Australian Fossil and Mineral Museum in Bathurst, NSW. Penny talks to Fossils and Fiction about the Museum's extraordinary collection and their new kids' exhibition, the Dino-Store. This episode features the voices of children interacting with animatronic dinosaurs, discussions about tourism during COVID, and a magnificent Tyrannosaurus specimen.
A transcript of this episode is available now.
You can submit comments for inclusion in future episodes via our Anchor profile.
2022-04-2128 min
Fossils and FictionTrish Sloan, Australian Age of DinosaursTrish Sloan is the Collection Manager at the Australian Age of Dinosaurs Natural History Museum in Winton, Queensland. Trish joins Fossils and Fiction to talk about engaging with her community, developing the Museum’s collection, and offering visitor-focused experiences.
To learn more about the Australian Age of Dinosaurs, visit their website, Facebook, or Instagram. The Australian Age of Dinosaurs is a non-profit, independent institution. To support their work, consider becoming a member.
A transcript of this podcast is available here.
2022-04-0725 min
Fossils and FictionBoria Sax, Author of DinomaniaBoria Sax is an author and Adjunct Professor at Mercy College whose work focuses on the relationship between humans and the natural world. He joins Fossils and Fiction for a discussion about his book Dinomania: Why we love, fear, and are utterly enchanted by dinosaurs.
Resources referenced in this episode:
Dinomania: Why we love, fear, and are utterly enchanted by dinosaurs (2018), by Boria Sax;
Avian Illuminations: A cultural history of birds (2021), by Boria Sax;
Jurassic Park (1993) by Michael Crichton;
Jurassic Park (1993) by Steven Spielberg;
Weird Studies, a podcast by Phil Ford and JR Martel;
Audio files...
2022-03-3150 min
Fossils and FictionWhat is Fossils and Fiction?This brief introductory episode of Fossils and Fiction explains the idea behind the podcast.
2022-03-1703 minDrive Time with Travis WingfieldTop 5 Jevon Holland Plays, Senior Bowl Defensive Line and Linebacker PreviewTravis is back for another January edition of the Drive Time Podcast. Today, we look at the top 5 plays from the rookie season of Jevon Holland, we preview the front seven at the Senior Bowl, and we give out some more show recommendations.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
2022-01-2828 minDrive Time with Travis WingfieldMid Season Assessments, Development of Brandon Jones and Jevon Holland, Byron Jones Making Plays, Charlie Frye Breaks Down TuaTravis is back for another Wednesday deep dive edition of the Drive Time Podcast. Today, we look at each position group, the strengths of the room and where there can be improvement. Plus, Charlie Frye talks QB play, Charles Burks breaks down Byron Jones’ game and Gerald Alexander details the development of the two young safeties, Jevon Holland and Brandon Jones.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
2021-11-0333 min
JAMCast | Joining All Movement PodcastSPIDER-MAN & MAGNUM P.I. STUNT DOUBLE | JAMCast #118 - HOLLAND DIAZThe #JAMCast welcomes Holland Diaz, a Spider-Man stunt double for Toby Maguire and Tom Holland, and the lead stunt double on Magnum P.I. for Jay Hernandez. Learn about his life moving from New Orleans to Los Angeles to pursue the industry, landing his first major job as a stunt double on Spider-Man 3, and the balance he achieves between work, rollerblading, and being a father to a growing family. The #JAMCast is a weekly podcast hosted by Professional Stunt Coordinator Travis Wong, interviewing influential figures in the movement world. From world champion athletes to Hollywood stunt doubles, t...
2021-05-071h 01Drive Time with Travis WingfieldMiami Dolphins 2021 NFL Draft Night 2 Recap, Jevon Holland, Liam Eichenberg and Hunter Long Breakdowns, Day 3 PreviewTravis is back for another busy night of recapping the 2021 NFL Draft. The Dolphins add three players -- we'll break down the games of Jevon Holland, Liam Eichenberg and Hunter Long. Stats, scheme fits, strengths of their game and how they mesh with the current roster. Plus, we'll hear from Head Coach Brian Flores, General Manager Chris Grier, wide receiver Jaylen Waddle and defensive end Jaelan Phillips in their Night 1 media.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
2021-05-0143 min