Join us as we discuss the final two chapters of "Convergent Evolution: Limited Forms Most Beautiful". Click here to download the audio version of the discussion. Apologies for the glitchy audio due to unforeseen technical difficulties.
Join us as we discuss chapters 5 and 6 of "Convergent Evolution: Limited Forms Most Beautiful". Click here to download the audio version of the discussion.
Join us as we discuss chapters 3 and 4 of "Convergent Evolution: Limited Forms Most Beautiful".. Click Here to download the audio version of the discussion.
The gang discusses the new film in the Jurassic Park franchise but can't help talking about the original as well.
Our discussion of the first few chapters of "Convergent Evolution: Limited Forms Most Beautiful". If you prefer an audio only version of the discussion, we've ripped the audio from the video and put it up on the Junk Drawer feed on iTunes, or you can click here to direct download the audio.
James and Curt conclude their discussion of the Fast and the Furious franchise with a look at the latest film. They also tie everything together by discussing the series as a whole and rank the films.
The gang discusses a new video feature for the summer. Join us 5 P.M. Central on June 25th for the first live reading group discussion.
Readings: "Convergent Evolution: Limited Forms Most Beautiful" by George McGhee. pp 1-93.
James and Curt struggle to follow the twists and turns in the next Fast and Furious caper, but not because the plot is complicated. Friendships are challenged, loyalties are tested, and some of these characters will not make it out alive.
Ocean's 11 + Car Chases + The Rock + Han = Fast Five.... yeah that pretty much covers it. Also its really, really good.
Without warning, James and Curt find themselves unironically enjoying the Fast and the Furious franchise with the fourth film. The resulting whiplash destroys their fragile psyches.
Palaeo After Dark is a free biweekly podcast about evolutionary biology and paleontology... over beer. Hosts James Lamsdell, Amanda Falk, and Curtis Congreve engage in long, informal conversations about natural history.
