
🎙️The culture and science of palaeontology.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 62 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ScienceNatural Sciences | |||

Compsognathus in a handbag. Microraptor as a pet crow. Sauropod methane energy. You're welcome.
We sit down with Professor Amy Brock-Hon from the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga — Alyssa's old alma mater — to talk caves, karst, and why a good... more
The ocean had apex predators long before sharks — and this week, we're diving into the extraordinary world of ichthyosaurs with one of the world's leading experts on them.
Alyssa sat down with Dr Dean Lomax — palaeontologist, author, broadcaster, an... more
We're road tripping across Queensland for Queensland Dinosaur Week.
Featuring interviews with experts from the Queensland Museum, Eromanga Natural History Museum, Australian Age of Dinosaurs Museum (Winton), and Kronosaurus Korner (Richmond), we fi... more
Travis 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 ... more
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Always look forward to this dropping each week. It’s always full of great guests, the latest news and wonderful features. Making Palaeo accessible is what these guys do best!
If you are passionate about palaeontology you will love this. Great guests, great hosts, engaging, full of knowledge and enthusiasm.
So refreshing to hear about Australian palaeontology by people who are clearly passionate about the subject. Love it!
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The show centers on the culture and science of paleontology, with a strong emphasis on fieldwork, museum contexts, and science communication. Episodes frequently feature expert guests—from paleontologists and fossil preparators to artists and community organizers—discussing recent discoveries, historic sites, open-access publishing, and public-facing outreach. A notable strength is its blend of technical insight with accessible storytelling and behind-the-scenes looks at museums and fossil sites worldwide, often weaving in Australian sites and global case studies. Potential listeners include science enthusiasts, museum professionals, aspiring researchers, and paleoart fans seeking approachable yet substantive discussions about prehistory an... more
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Recent guests on Fossils and Fiction include:
1. Dean Lomax
2. Joanne Wilkinson
3. Mackenzie Ancomaya
4. Travis Enright
5. Rebecca Petermont
6. James Rule
7. Colin Boivere
8. Zev Landes
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