InGeneral | The Jurassic Outpost Podcast
Jul 8, 2026 · 1 hr 54 min · 15 segments
The setting is Camp Firewood, the year 1981. Jurassic July has begun, but a summer's worth of unanswered questions remains and a deadly piece of InGen's Skylab is hurtling toward earth. Will water…
Tom JurassicGuestAlexGuestCalebHostListen, guys, it is 2nd of July.
Jurassic June is done and dusted.
We got a new movie announcement.
We got Jurassic Park survival news.
We got so much from the franchise.
Obviously, I'm kidding.
We got nothing.
nothing, but I do feel like we're still in the wake of the Jurassic World Evolution 3 DLC.
kept going, yep, to be fair.
Not like the film more, but like the aesthetic that the film failed to use a lot more.
So Asisa said the same thing.
He sort of dove into it and found himself loving it and loving what they'd done.
Remind me, what did you think of Rebirth?
I thought it was a paper-thin story that went against a lot of the stuff that was established before and really was nothing more than a bit of a popcorn flick.
Hard to argue with that.
No, I loved it, yeah.
obviously it got a lot of love.
There's some great elements to it, but yeah, it was a weird one.
Listen, guys, it is 2nd of July.
Jurassic June is done and dusted.
We got a new movie announcement.
We got Jurassic Park survival news.
We got so much from the franchise.
Obviously, I'm kidding.
We got nothing.
nothing, but I do feel like we're still in the wake of the Jurassic World Evolution 3 DLC.
kept going, yep, to be fair.
Not like the film more, but like the aesthetic that the film failed to use a lot more.
So Asisa said the same thing.
He sort of dove into it and found himself loving it and loving what they'd done.
Remind me, what did you think of Rebirth?
I thought it was a paper-thin story that went against a lot of the stuff that was established before and really was nothing more than a bit of a popcorn flick.
Hard to argue with that.
No, I loved it, yeah.
obviously it got a lot of love.
There's some great elements to it, but yeah, it was a weird one.
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