Reverend Matt returns to the Reel Education podcast! It’s a terrific idea – hosts Tim Wick and Melissa Kaercher show a famous movie to someone who has never seen it, and then discuss it with them on the podcast. Before you get ahead of yourself, yes, I have seen Jurassic Park; I was brought on as a dinosaur consultant. It is extremely fun and educational and such and you should listen to it right here!
So! You find yourself being attacked by a dinosaur. It happens to all of us at one time or another. The first thing you need to do: panic! The second thing: stop panicking. Number three: remember all of the helpful tips, tricks and techniques that you learned from “What To Do In Case Of Dinosaur Attack.” Full to the brim with the facts you need to defend yourself from raptors and tyrannosaurs and sauropods and ceratopsians and more besides! Don’t take the risk of not seeing this show!
All part of the Minnesota Fringe Festival!
An exploration of the varying perceptions of dinosaurs through time, from the reptilian lumberers – unfit to survive – of the olden days, to the feathery, dynamic animals of today. Societal attitudes toward evolution in general informed early attitudes toward dinosaurs; but new fossil discoveries through the decades could only change these attitudes. Get ready for the new Jurassic World movie the Monster Science way!
Well, dang, guys. I cannot thank you enough for the first week of Rev. Matt’s Monster Science! All the people who’ve gotten the word out! All the kind words! 90 Facebook ‘likes’! (There’s a Facebook page for this, see.) Thank you so, so much.