Total Dino
Total Dino
What's your favorite dinosaur?
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Total Dino
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Latest episode
Sep 25, 2026
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Episodes
Common Descent 25.09.2026 45:49
Common Descent is a podcast that has been educating the public about evolution, biology, and science in general, for the past ten years! In this episode I have a chat with hosts David and Will to talk about dinosaurs, science communication, and what it takes to make a podcast. Check them out: Common Descent YouTube Support me, chat with me, do all the things: Total Dino YouTube Patreon Discord
Hop, Hop and Away 21.08.2026 36:54
Archaeopteryx is the oldest known bird, but its anatomy tells a strange story: no keeled breastbone, limited shoulder mobility, none of the specialized architecture modern birds use for a single explosive takeoff leap. So how did it actually get off the ground? A recent study aims to answer exactly that, entitled - Hop, hop and away: On the take-off of Archaeopteryx using a multiple leaping mechan...
Conversation with Erik Crawford from Prehistoric Life Podcast 24.07.2026 1:27:12
I joined up with Erik Crawford from Prehistoric Life Podcast to chat about paleoart, cladograms, and all kinds of other dinosaur-related things! Some parts include on-screen visuals, so it might be easier to watch at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yy8yqu_D5XA Support me, chat with me, do all the things: Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/TotalDino Discord: https://discord.com/invite/2S9sfKA4DK
Theropods 25.03.2026 48:06
Let's take an "Ancestor's Tale" style dive into the Theropod family tree! Support me, chat with me, do all the things: Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/TotalDino Discord: https://discord.com/invite/2S9sfKA4DK
Nanotyrannus & Catching Up 14.02.2026 27:06
Two huge dinosaur papers dropped late last year. One revealing an incredibly well preserved “mummified” Edmontosaurus, and the other bringing Nanotyrannus back as its own genus . After taking a few months off, I’m back with a lightning-round paleo catch-up talking through the crazy discoveries that have happened in the past few months! In this episode: Edmontosaurus Nanotyrannus Manipulonyx Ferenc...
Sauropods 10.10.2025 53:20
Sauropoda is a HUGE group of HUGE dinosaurs! Let me know what you think! Tell me all about your favorite sauropod here , and you can be in the next episode! If you like this and want me to make more, consider supporting me on Patreon . Thanks!
Spicomellus 12.09.2025 29:31
Let's take a deep dive into the recent Spicomellus paper! What makes it such a weird dinosaur? What new things have we learned? What does this mean for ankylosaurs in general? Short answer - IT'S CRAZY! Let me know what you think! Tell me all about your favorite ankylosaur here , and you can be in the next episode! If you like this and want me to make more, consider supporting me on Pat...
Dinosaur phylogeny 23.08.2025 38:05
As I establish episode structure, I go over a recently published paper about T. rex, and dive into what defines dinosaurs, phylogenetically! I also share some feedback and fun stuff from listeners like you. Let me know what you think! Tell me all about your favorite dinosaur here , and you can be in the next episode! If you like this and want me to make more, consider supporting me on Patreon...
Intro/Herrerasaurus 10.08.2025 16:56
In this introductory episode, I awkwardly ramble about how I don't really know what I'm doing before stumbling through a description of the Late Triassic Herrerasaurus. Let me know what you think! Tell me all about your favorite dinosaur here , and you can be in the next episode! If you like this and want me to make more, consider supporting me on Patreon . Thanks!
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