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(Carnotaurus roar)! The EPCODA crew heads back in time to discuss the prehistoric pilgrimage that is Dinosaur at Disney's Animal Kingdom. In addition to the usual facts, trivia, Plus It Up ideas, and ratings, we'll discuss what dinosaur we would want to rescue from the past, talk about the rumors of Indiana Jones replacing the dinos, and much more!

Innate human evil or ultimate good? Nature, nurture and other fine things.

We're baaaaaaaaaack! Hi petty peeps! We are back from a few week hiatus! Just in time for a surprise Thanksgiving episode. We start out with our very long winded how's it going since it's been awhile since we updated you on our (very boring) lives. Go-offs are about all things joy and holiday, and we talk about people who steal other people's joy and having to make alllll of the holiday plans. Celebrity-tea this week is about Taylor and her boyfriend who plays for some football team? We giggle our way through funny Thanksgiving stories for our topic this week. We end with a few lists... The viral "Not good first date" place list and Black Friday Deals. We end with That's What I Like! See you next week!

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Come along with us as we journey into the past. On this flight to times prehistoric we are once again accompanied by our guest and friend of the show, Chris. Join us as Chris shares his passion for the giant lizards of the past and perhaps reignites our own childhood love of dinosaurs.

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On today's show, we head to a tiny town fighting to save a bush bird, before inspecting an important statue. We'll learn about a dino discovery, and head to an awesome festival of First Nations art. Then it's time for the Wow of the Week.

Quiz Questions

1. 1.What's the name of the bird the locals at Ongerup are trying to save?
2. 2.What was mistakenly added to Pearl Wallace's statue?
3. 3.Garumbatitan morellensis is a kind of sauropod. Can you name another?
4. 4.In which state is the Tarnanthi Art Fair being held?
5. 5.What's the word for when animals like wombats and echidnas glow under UV light?

Bonus Tricky Question

What makes the animals able to glow under UV light?

Answers

1. 1.Malleefowl
2. 2.A beard
3. 3.South Australia
4. 4.We said brachiosaurus and diplodocus... but you might know another one! Brontosaurus, apatosaurus, gigantasaurus... the list goes on.
5. 5.Biofluorescence

Bonus Tricky Answer

Proteins in their skin or fur

Hey Dads, welcome back to the Jurassic edition of the Bad Dads Film Review! Hope you've got your archaeologist gear on hand because today we're diving deep into the prehistoric world.

Let's kick things off with some dino talk. We all have our favourite dinosaurs, whether it's from a movie, a book, or that one trip to the Natural History Museum. Remember the big ol' T-Rex? Of course, you do! King of the dinosaurs, and the guy that probably haunted a few of your dreams. But then, there's the graceful Brachiosaurus – so tall and magestic, stretching its neck to munch on treetops. Oh, and how about the Triceratops, with those iconic three horns? For those who like their dinos with a little bit of pizzazz, the Velociraptor is sure to be a hit – smart, sneaky, and swift. And rounding up our list, maybe there's the Stegosaurus, sporting those cool plates down its back.

But, moving on from the ancient world, let's jump into today's Movie of the Week. Now, I know what you're thinking - the title says '65', but it's not a throwback to the year 1965, fellas. Instead, we're talking about the movie "65" - a suspenseful ride that might just redefine how we look at dinosaur movies. Will it roar its way into our hearts or be a dino-dud? Let's see!

Alright, for the kiddos (and the kid in all of us), we've got the lively "Jurassic Park: Camp Cretaceous". This animated series packs in the thrills and spills of our favourite dino-park but through the eyes of a group of teenagers. Think "Jurassic Park" meets summer camp – but with more danger and less marshmallows. It's suspenseful, adventurous, and just the right amount of scary for a family watch.

So, whether you're team T-Rex or rooting for the under-raptors, today's episode is going to be a dino-tastic adventure. Sharpen those claws, polish those scales, and let's dive into another fun episode of Bad Dads Film Review! 🦕🎥🍿

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Welcome back to another roaring episode of Bad Dads Film Review, where the stakes are high and the dinosaurs are... well, life-sized!

Alright Dads, we're hopping in the time machine today, not to the era of neon shirts or cassette tapes, but much, much further. We're going to an island where the impossible becomes possible: the magical, the mythical, the legendary – Jurassic Park.

You remember the first time you heard that resonant T-Rex roar, right? Or the shimmering ripples in the glass of water? Those Velociraptors in the kitchen? Spielberg didn’t just serve us a film; he handed over a cinematic experience that has been etched into our minds forever. It’s about more than just a bunch of dinos on the loose; it's a tale of ambition, nature vs. science, and, of course, the timeless lesson that just because we can doesn’t mean we should.

And let’s take a moment for that iconic score by John Williams. Doesn't it give you chills every time? Whether it’s the grandiose theme when we first see the park or the suspenseful tones during T-Rex’s debut, the music is a character in itself.

But, for all the cinematic majesty of "Jurassic Park", there are Dad moments too. Dr. Alan Grant’s transformation from a dino-expert who’s not too fond of kids, to a pseudo-dad who’s quite literally holding their hands through the dangers of a dino-infested park? Heartwarming and utterly relatable!

And, speaking of kids, remember trying to get them to watch this masterpiece? The mix of wonder and "Dad, why did they go into the park in the first place?" questions. It's a rite of passage in the Dad's movie handbook.

So, grab your safari hat, maybe a flare or two (just in case), and join us on this prehistoric journey. Let’s dive deep into "Jurassic Park", chat about our favorite scenes, the groundbreaking CGI, and why it remains a cinematic gem nearly 30 years later. Keep your arms and legs inside the vehicle and hold on tight; it’s gonna be a wild ride here at Bad Dads Film Review! 🦖🎬🍿

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Welcome to Jurassic Park! After seeing the 30th anniversary theatrical rerelease in 3D, the cousins were so awe-inspired that they had to hop on the mic and gush about Spielberg's magical masterpiece. Then we dig into Steven's filmography with Austin's friend and Spielberg aficionado, Alex Creager!

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We delve into the awful cult movie The VelociPastor and answer all of the questions:

• What use is a were-dinosaur at a children's party?
• How cheap was the crappy dinosaur costume?
• Is China in Pennsylvania or Pittsburgh?
• What does a montage taste like?

👋 Hi and Welcome to Episode 4 of Trevin's Prehistoric Podcast!!! 

🦖 In this episode, we'll talk about the Mastodon. We do a deep dive into some of their fossils discovered in my home state of Tennessee, share some facts and bust some myths about these relatives of the elephants 🐘

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• Mentalfloss
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Save me Turok! Jacob, Roocifer, Jarin, and Visor band together to learn all about dinosaurs and how to deal with them ethically. Who knows, we might even send out an email or two live on air, so saddle up and prepare to ride this dinosaur of a podcast for over an entire hour. 

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Moonlight shines down on our adventurer’s date as they drive through the city. Everything is great until there is a twist of events.

In this story, our adventurer finds himself stuck in a creek. Welcome to Midnight Slumber! We have a fun short story for you. Sit back, relax, enjoy this short story, and thanks for listening! Written and Narrated by Zack Miller. Follow us on Twitter @The_MNS_Podcast, Instagram @midnight_slumber_podcast, our YouTube Channel - Midnight Slumber, and Facebook – Midnight Slumber.

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Basilosaurus was huge swimming predator that is often mistaken for a mosasaur. But this animal was a mammal, not a reptile. Join Dinosaur George as he describes this massive creature. 

This week we're talking about one of the most classic dinosaurs of all: the stegosaurus! Listen to learn more about their iconic back plates, small brains, and spiky tails.

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Beyond Blathers is hosted and produced by Olivia deBourcier and Sofia Osborne, with art by Olivia deBourcier and music by Max Hoosier. This podcast is not associated with Animal Crossing or Nintendo, we just love this game.

Robert returns to Terra Firma and has finally recovered from the flu while Orson laments his choice for this episode's Trailer Droppings.

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• Robert, karaoke and the high seas!
• Trailer Droppings: No Hard Feelings (Gene Stupnitsky)
• Orson wishes they reviewed Asteroid City instead...
• Seth Rogen believes negative film reviews are devastating
• Jenna Ortega changed dialogue on Wednesday series
• Moofie Review: 65 (2023, Scott Beck and Bryan Woods)

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Many companies are thinking of different ways to help with climate change and reduce the risk of extinction for many species, including the human race.
In this week's episode: Let's Talk Wild EP 25 - Prehistoric Cuisine, The Mammoth Meatball, I'll discuss how one company is bringing the Woolly Mammoth back from extinction but in meat form, all in the name of Eating Our Way Out Of Extinction.

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Ricardo Juarez wanted to propose to the his girlfriend, Stephani Gutierrez. So while they were at the Dodgers game, he decided to jump onto the outfield and pop the question. Well, then Ricardo got popped by the stadium security - really popped. Like snot bubbles out the nose, popped. This sparked a lot of conversation - did the security guard overreact?
I'm actually more irritated with the idea of a public proposal.


T-Rex's appearance in Jurassic Park is a big fat lie!! I know, shocking considering that's based on a true story.
Anyway, evidence suggests that instead of a mouthful of fangs sticking out like a crocodile's, the T-Rex had lips which covered its teeth whenever its mouth was closed. Like a Komodo Dragon or Angelina Jolie.


Should artificial intelligence be shut down or at least paused? Elon Musk, Eliezer Yudkowsky, Apple's co-founder Steve Wozniak, along with many others say, yes!

I asked ChatGPT some questions about the future of AI. Its answers are straight to the point, obvious, troubling, and borderline erotic - depending what you're into.


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Hey Lackers! On today’s episode Joe and Brad welcome Joe’s son, Braxton. At the age of 9 Braxton dumps a lot of information on us in Rock Bottom Studio! He solidifies that lacking fundamentals stopped with Joe! Braxton talks about his favorite animals and dinosaurs. He opens up about the ways he feels and shows love, what it means to be a good leader and gives some pretty solid life advice no matter what your age. Oh, and did we mention he is a huge Top Gun Maverick fan? This is an episode you do not want to miss! So come hit Rock Bottom with us!

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