Episode #46 The Colossal Wyoming Death Cave with Julie Meachen
The Natural Trap Cave is a sinkhole death trap that contains a pile of fallen mammals that spans over 100,000 years and Julie Meachen has been studying this pile of bones since 2014.
S1 E6: The Pleistocene
For the season finale of The Backpacker's Guide To Prehistory, host David Mountain ventures into the Pleistocene, a time of woolly mammoths, sabretooth cats and some pretty unpleasant wombattitude. From the barren wastes of the northern tundra to the treacherous woodlands of Ice Age Australia, dis…
Full Show - The motive behind the Nashville explosion, Looking back on the cancelled Olympics, Opinions on distracted drivers, 2020 News and Sports in Review, and an Emotional holiday gift for a Richmond family
Chapter 1: Nashville explosion: Officials try to piece together motive behind blast
GUEST: Jim Krasula - CBS News
Chapter 2: A look back on the cancelled Olympics
Chapter 3: 2020 News from A-Z
GUEST: Mike Armstrong - Global News
Chapter 4: A large proportion of residents of British Columbia r…
My What Big Eye Sockets You Have
To start off the very first season I was able to snag an interview with Dr. Julie Meachen, vertebrate paleontologist specializing in Ice Age carnivores who is an Associate Professor of Anatomy at Des Moines University. Her and her collaborators have been in the news a lot lately. We’ll also get…
Episode 24: Lions and Tigers and (Dire) Wolves, Oh my
We’re back and excited to drop some (STEM) knowledge. Did you know that dire wolves are real? Seriously. We’re still kind of in shock about it. Also, Saber-toothed Tigers are actually Saber-toothed Cats. We blame the Power Rangers for this misnomer. Today’s episode features Dr. Julie Meachen (@Sab…
Episode #90 Julie Meachen - Pleistocene Wolves and Dire Wolves
Julie Meachen is an Associate Professor of Anatomy, Vertebrate Paleontologist and Functional Morphologist at Des Moines University. She is the Lead Investigator at the Natural Trap Cave and has been excavating Pleistocene mammals from Rancho La Brea since 2003. We discussed her research and findin…
Ep. 62 Prehistoric Prairie (Part 1: The Ice Age)
Where did prairie come from? Who lived here, and what were they doing? What was the landscape like? How does it compare to today?
Those questions are what we will answer in this first episode in our three part docuseries--Prehistoric Prairie. This first episode features the time period of the mo…
Ep. 67 Prehistoric Prairie Audio Files: Pleistocene Paleontology
This is the full length interview with Dr. Julie Meachen of Des Moines University. Dr. Meachen is a professor of anatomy and paleontology and spends much of her time studying pleistocene megafauna fossils.
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Is Ice-Age Bison Mummy Yummy?
Listener Taylor is back with a question about dining on ancient finds. Mary Lee Guthrie tells us about the 1980s dinner party that served up Ice-Age-era meat. Special thanks to Dale Guthrie, Eirik Granqvist, Julie Meachen, and Grant Zazula.
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What Killed the Dire Wolf… And Could We Bring It Back? | Julie Meachen | Escaped Sapiens #92
In evolutionary terms, the last Ice Age was just yesterday. We narrowly missed witnessing creatures like woolly mammoths, short-faced bears, glyptodons, and dire wolves. The late Pleistocene, spanning roughly 50,000 to 12,000 years ago, is marked by the extinction of most large terrestrial animals…
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