Cryptofiction - Mystery Animals in Fiction (with Justin Mullis)
From the gilllman of Robert W Chambers' 'The Harbour Master' to the monstrous apes and aquatic dinosaurs of 'King Kong,' fiction has informed the cryptozoologists who went out into the dark corners of the earth seeking 'real' mystery creatures. Justin Mullis returns to talk us through his article '…
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Psychotherapist Martha is reasonably compassionate, but deep down she’s losing patie…
Fallon's Doctrine - Special Guest Michael Dorf
We pay tribute this week to a titan in the field whom you may not have heard of. Professor Richard Fallon, the Joseph Story Professor of Law at Harvard, passed away last week. As you will hear from his collaborator and friend, our guest Professor Michael Dorf, Dick Fallon had a deep impact in the…
Richard Fallon – Contesting Earth’s History in Transatlantic Literary Culture
Richard Fallon, KE Fellow at University of Nottingham and Postdoctoral Researcher in Collections and Culture at the Natural History Museum (UK), discussed his book Contesting Earth’s History in Transatlantic Literary Culture, 1860-1935: Believers and Visionaries on the Borderlines of Geology and Pa…
S12E02 Writing with Dinosaurs
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We have talked plenty about dinosaurs in pop culture, including in movies, but this is hardly a modern phenomenon.…
Ep40 Richard Fallon’s TEDx Speaking to Make Your Boat Go Faster by Fishing in the Right Pond
Richard Fallon is Awesome. Care to expand? OK! He has a PHD in laser Science who went onto become a business analyst for BA and a public speaker on the subject of marketing who is now involved in linking innovators with funding. Join us as we talk about confronting the world, dropping spanners on f…
Stones To Stories: Journey to the Centre of the Earth with Cian Gill (The Lost Valley Podcast)
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In this weeks episode I head underground with The Lost Valley’s Cian Gill to trace how Jules Verne turns geology, ciphers and sheer wonder became the template for every lost world adventure. Along the way we talk about deep time dread, dodgy Victorian translations, and the …
Stones To Stories: Sea Dragons And Second Chances with Matthew Myerscough
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Can searching the rocks for sea dragons bring you back from the worst day of your life? In this week's episode I swap the underground for the shoreline with fossil hunter Matthew Myerscough, whose story starts with an avalanche on Yr Wyddfa and leads to the ancient seas of …
The Lost World (1912) by Arthur Conan Doyle with Richard Fallon
In 1912 Arthur Conan Doyle dragged four men to the far edge of the map and brought Dinosaurs back to reality! The Lost World is the first major work to put dinosaurs, rather than marine reptiles, at the centre of prehistoric fiction, and it remains the book that comes out on top whenever I ask a gu…
The Question You Should Be Able to Answer in 10 Seconds—but Probably Can’t
There's one question many successful professionals have a surprisingly difficult time answering:
What problem do you solve?
Ask what they do and the answer comes easily. Wealth management. Architecture. Consulting. Interior design. Concierge medicine.
But those are services—not problems.
In this ep…
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