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Sep 12, 2026

speaker_6NARRATOR
28:22
Paleontology, pick.
speaker_6NARRATOR
28:27
The Age of the Dinosaurs came to an end 65 million years ago.
speaker_6NARRATOR
28:31
It is thought that a giant asteroid six miles across smashed into the Earth where the town of Chicxulub in Mexico now sits, triggering tsunamis and dust clouds that blotted out the sun.
speaker_6NARRATOR
28:53
Plants could not grow.
speaker_6NARRATOR
29:00
From the seas to the skies, many creatures and plants disappeared forever.
speaker_6NARRATOR
29:05
In fact, seven out of every 10 species perished.
speaker_6NARRATOR
29:18
The Age of the Dinosaurs had gone, and with it 200 million years of the most amazing creatures the world has ever seen.
speaker_6NARRATOR
29:27
Thanks to paleontologists, we know much about what it was like, but there are many mysteries that remain.
Alexis P. BevelsHOST
36:13
No, go.
Alexis P. BevelsHOST
36:14
Did you see Anne Hathaway versus Dinosaurs movie? End of Oak Street?
BenDeLaCremeGUEST
36:18
No, I haven't seen it yet.
BenDeLaCremeGUEST
36:19
I really want to.
Marshall EscamillaHOST
5:36
Wait, so who's putting a chicken skeleton next to a T. rex skeleton? [laughs] That's, that's my...
Marshall EscamillaHOST
5:42
I'm imagining going into the Hall of the Dinosaurs, and it's just chickens.
Lindsay PattersonHOST
5:45
[laughs] And one T. rex that's, like, herding their flock of chickens.
Marshall EscamillaHOST
5:50
[laughs] It's like, "This is a very interesting group."
Chris RaygunGUEST
27:54
The Spies vs. Merc stuff is really underrated, I think.
Chris RaygunGUEST
27:57
It's kind of a bummer that asymmetric multiplayer has kind of gone the way of the Dinosaur.
Brad EllisHOST
28:03
Yeah.
Chris RaygunGUEST
28:04
Because there's some really cool stuff that you can do in that framework.
speaker_0ADVERTISER
0:28
Available at Lowe's.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
0:35
You're listening to KPG 66.5 Dinosaur Talk Radio, your favorite prehistoric podcast for research, entertainment, and all things dinosaurs.
Anthony PontieroHOST
0:54
Welcome all my dinosaur fans! This is your host, Dinosaur Ranger Anthony, and we are live here at the KPG studio here in Omaha, Nebraska! Thank you guys all so much for tuning in! And you're listening to KPG 66.5! dinosaur talk radio your favorite prehistoric podcast for research entertainment and all things dinosaurs you guys we have a great show in store for today season number two of our podcast as the school year is really getting off into full swing and we're ready to talk all about dinosaurs And it's just been amazing.
Anthony PontieroHOST
1:31
Now today, you guys, is Wednesday, September 9th.
Anthony PontieroHOST
1:34
So welcome.
Anthony PontieroHOST
4:27
I wanted to do a quick about me.
Anthony PontieroHOST
4:29
So I got a lot of new people on here right now.
Anthony PontieroHOST
4:32
So who am I? Who is Dinosaur Ranger Anthony? So you guys, I'm a paleontologist, a paleontology educator out of Omaha, Nebraska, right there in the middle of the United States.
LafayetteHOST
73:25
It doesn't make sense.
LafayetteHOST
73:26
Dinosaurs did not exist in the time of humans.
LafayetteHOST
73:29
And it throws the whole thing out of whack.
LafayetteHOST
73:32
One of the Flintstones.
Abbey NaruziHOST
25:47
They grew up together in Boonville, Missouri.
Abbey NaruziHOST
25:50
And long before the band, Dinosaurs, Nintendo, and Little League brought these friends together.
Abbey NaruziHOST
25:57
They also recorded this album themselves, without worrying too much about the right way to do it.
Abbey NaruziHOST
26:04
Instead, they layered guitars, keyboards, percussion, and whatever else sounded good, creating something they called their Wall of Crap.
RobHOST
40:00
Uh, the Slann's pretty fun to paint.
RobHOST
40:02
Dinosaur, big dinosaur monsters are always pretty fun to paint, so pro.
ValHOST
40:05
Yeah.
RobHOST
40:06
Yeah, yeah.
Amalia DupreeHOST
1:26
Clothes are among the sexiest inventions.
Montgomery JonesHOST
1:32
Some dinosaurs saw the fossils of other dinosaurs.
Amalia DupreeHOST
1:38
Most stick men are black.
Montgomery JonesHOST
1:44
Most spiders in areas near populations with mosquitoes have a taste for human blood without knowing it.
BeccaCORRESPONDENT
75:08
Okay.
Sarah RayHOST
75:10
Dino was the dinosaur.
Sarah RayHOST
75:11
Dino.
BeccaCORRESPONDENT
75:11
Dino.
Sarah RayHOST
75:13
Got thrown outside all the time.
BeccaCORRESPONDENT
75:14
Poor Dino.
Sarah RayHOST
75:16
I don't know.
Sarah RayHOST
75:16
That's the best we've got.

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