Tricera Talk

Public Relations student Anna Colacioppo joins Tricera Talk to explore the world of the smallest dinosaurs and the unique survival skills that helped them thrive. From agility to adaptability, these tiny creatures prove that size isn’t everything. The conversation also dives into the importance of having a “herd”- highlighting how community, support, and connection play a vital role both in nature...

Luke Hollis joins Tricera Talk to break down the final extinction of the dinosaurs, separating myths from truth and exploring what really led to their disappearance. The conversationthen shifts to music, as Luke reflects on preservation, sharing the older music he still listens to today and why he believes certain sounds will never go “extinct,” continuing to stand the test of time.

Alex Anderson joins Tricera Talk to explore the world of flying dinosaurs: how they soared, hunted, and mastered the skies. The conversation takes a creative turn as it connects the rhythm and precision of flight to the art of making music. From writing songs to growing up in a home deeply rooted in music, Alex reflects on how her upbringing shaped her passion and how both flight and music rely on...

Elle Gafken, an Anderson University painting and drawing major, joins Tricera Talk to explore the fascinating world of aquatic dinosaurs. As she shares what she’s learned through her research, Elle also reflects on the beauty and complexity of God’s creation, and how studying these incredible creatures has deepened her appreciation for it.

Anderson University student and painting and drawing major Alaina Pence joins Tricera Talk to explore the biggest dinosaurs to ever roam the Earth. As the conversation dives into these massive creatures and what made them so powerful, it also takes a more personal turn-connecting their size and independence to Alaina’s own journey of independence as a woman, and how she balances that with being in...

Anderson University football player, Carter Owen, joins the debut episode of Tricera Talk to break down some of the most competitive predator vs prey matchups of the Cretaceous period. Blending science with sports, the episode also connects dinosaurs to football positions by comparing their strengths, roles, and instincts to the way players perform on the field.