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Montana Dinosaur Center Podcast
Montana Dinosaur Center
4 episodes
5 days ago
Since 1995, the Montana Dinosaur Center has provided hands-on educational experiences for the public. In short, we think that hands on learning is the best! On our Montana fossil dig expeditions you get to participate in the scientific process! You could find the next new dinosaur species. At our museum gallery in Bynum, Montana we have the world's first baby dinosaur bones ever collected and the Guinness Book of World Records' longest model skeleton - our very own Seismo the seismosaurus. Learn more at tmdinosaurcenter.org
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Since 1995, the Montana Dinosaur Center has provided hands-on educational experiences for the public. In short, we think that hands on learning is the best! On our Montana fossil dig expeditions you get to participate in the scientific process! You could find the next new dinosaur species. At our museum gallery in Bynum, Montana we have the world's first baby dinosaur bones ever collected and the Guinness Book of World Records' longest model skeleton - our very own Seismo the seismosaurus. Learn more at tmdinosaurcenter.org
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Montana Dinosaur Center Podcast
Episode 4: Story Time with Dave Trexler: Cracking Open the Story of Egg Mountain

In today’s episode we wrap up the “Story Time with Dave” 2018 sessions. Montana Dinosaur Center Founder Dave Trexler and now-President Stacia Coverdell talk about the origins of the "Egg Mountain" name, Fran Tannenbaum's discovery of the first intact fossilized eggs in North America, and the issues that Egg Mountain brought to modern paleontology in northcentral Montana.

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Since 1995, the Montana Dinosaur Center has provided hands-on educational experiences for the public, promoted research and publications on the objects and information collected; and to collected, preserved, and interpreted for the public, items relating to the physical and cultural heritage of the world.

Follow the Montana Dinosaur Center across social media:

  • Facebook
  • Instagram
  • Patreon
  • YouTube
  • Podcast on Spotify
  • Podcast on Anchor
  • TikTok
  • Twitter
  • Montana Dinosaur Digs
  • Montana Dinosaur Digs Facebook
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3 years ago
21 minutes 31 seconds

Montana Dinosaur Center Podcast
Episode 3: Story Time with Dave Trexler: Jack Horner, Infamy, and Starting a Museum

In Today’s episode we continue “Story Time with Dave”. Dave Trexler, our founder and resident paleontologist, talks about the fallout of publicity around the discovery of the baby dinosaur fossils, and what happened locally.

Show Notes
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Since 1995, the Montana Dinosaur Center has provided hands-on educational experiences for the public, promoted research and publications on the objects and information collected; and to collected, preserved, and interpreted for the public, items relating to the physical and cultural heritage of the world.

Follow the Montana Dinosaur Center across social media:

  • Facebook
  • Instagram
  • Patreon
  • YouTube
  • Podcast on Spotify
  • Podcast on Anchor
  • TikTok
  • Twitter
  • Montana Dinosaur Digs
  • Montana Dinosaur Digs Facebook
Show more...
3 years ago
24 minutes 9 seconds

Montana Dinosaur Center Podcast
Episode 2: Story Time with Dave Trexler: Jack Horner and the Baby Bones

In Today’s episode, Stacia Coverdell, President of the Montana Dinosaur Center, interviews Dave Trexler, our founder. Dave talks about meeting Jack Horner, realizing the discovery and significance of the baby bones, and why clear ownership matters in science.

Show Notes

Since 1995, the Montana Dinosaur Center has provided hands-on educational experiences for the public, promoted research and publications on the objects and information collected; and to collected, preserved, and interpreted for the public, items relating to the physical and cultural heritage of the world.

Follow the Montana Dinosaur Center across social media:

  • Facebook
  • Instagram
  • Patreon
  • YouTube
  • Podcast on Spotify
  • Podcast on Anchor
  • TikTok
  • Twitter
  • Montana Dinosaur Digs
  • Montana Dinosaur Digs Facebook
Show more...
3 years ago
23 minutes 53 seconds

Montana Dinosaur Center Podcast
Episode 1: Story Time with Dave: Dave & Family Get Into Dinos

In Today’s episode, Stacia Coverdell, President of the Montana Dinosaur Center, interviews Dave Trexler, our founder. Dave talks about how he and his family got involved in Paleontology, and how his mother discovered the first baby dinosaur.

Show notes

In this episode, Dave talks about growing up in rural Montana, his and his mom's interest in dinosaur fossil hunting, and how she discovered the skeleton of the first baby dinosaur.

Follow Montana Dinosaur Center on Social Media:

  • Facebook
  • Instagram
  • Patreon
  • YouTube
  • Podcast
  • TikTok
  • Twitter
  • Montana Dinosaur Digs
  • Montana Dinosaur Digs Facebook
Show more...
3 years ago
27 minutes 40 seconds

Montana Dinosaur Center Podcast
Since 1995, the Montana Dinosaur Center has provided hands-on educational experiences for the public. In short, we think that hands on learning is the best! On our Montana fossil dig expeditions you get to participate in the scientific process! You could find the next new dinosaur species. At our museum gallery in Bynum, Montana we have the world's first baby dinosaur bones ever collected and the Guinness Book of World Records' longest model skeleton - our very own Seismo the seismosaurus. Learn more at tmdinosaurcenter.org