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The More You Look

UA Museum of the North

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Welcome to The More You Look, a production of the UA Museum of the North and your behind-the-scenes journey into museum collections, research, exhibits, and public programming from Fairbanks Alaska. Join us as we talk about special exhibitions in development, and changes to look for in the permanent galleries. Not just the what, but the how and why. Learn about new programs and new ways to get involved. Curators will discuss the latest field season and collections managers what new finds hav ...
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Travel back in time to 145 million years ago and discover what life was like when dinosaurs roamed the Earth ... Dive underwater and meet the strange species living at the bottom of the sea and get up close with the terrifying Tyrannosaurus Rex!
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No Time To Binge

Some Nobodies

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No Time To Binge is a tv review show. The difference is, we don't watch the middle episodes. We find popular tv shows we haven't seen, and we ONLY watch the first and lest episodes. Then we chat with an expert on that show and figure out what we missed.
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Become a Paid Subscriber: https://anchor.fm/wgwcast/subscribe I watch shows 24/7. I review the shows. whether it's a show I picked or one of your picks. If you are not sure about any show just tell me the name and I'll review it for you. I also review different kinds of shows, for example, The Good Doctor, Mako Mermaids, and Flash. I also keep my episodes short so I don't use up too much of your time (from 2-10 minutes with some except). Maybe I have already reviewed your favorite show.
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Send us a text Trey tells the story of the latest effort to "revie" the wooly mammoth, this time by turning on novel genes in Mice. We welcome EDGE Science of Youtube fam onto the show, where he talks Sci Comm and Paleontology. Miles and Trey dig deep into the history of the famous Patterson–Gimlin film that turned bigfoot from a folk tale into a c…
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UAMN Education & Public Programs offers a wide array of activities and resources for teachers, students, families, community members, and visitors of all ages and backgrounds. Opportunities to learn from, inspiration through museum collections and related research. Through collaboration with UAF departments and the community, this museum department…
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At 13, Basketball was life for Chris Cole, and he was good. How good? Cole was one of the best point guards on the planet in his age group. Then Cole's dad - a drill Sargent in the Army, the man responsible for Cole's morals and work ethic, and above all, Cole's best friend - died of cancer, and everything came crashing down. A highly touted point …
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People often say "Ball is Life," but for Dawan Robinson, such a statement is more than a figure of expression: Basketball literally saved his life. In episode 47 Robinson sat down with Bobby and Sam to talk about his journey. Born and raised in inner city Philadelphia, Robinson saw things no kid should growing up, including witnessing his cousin be…
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Bobby and Sam hit the road and headed to The Woo - Worcester, Mass. - a City Sam knows well; one where diners, trains and colorful characters abound, to sit down and chop it up with Holy Cross men's basketball head coach Dave Paulsen. Paulsen talked about his journey through hoops, the core philosophies to any program he runs, how experiencing "eve…
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In a special episode, Book Stew hits the road as Eileen MacDougall, Book Stew host, has author Lauren Francis-Sharma on the show a second time. This time by recording a discussion Lauren had with podcaster and fellow author, Mark Cecil, discussing her nationally acclaimed novel, Casualties of Truth, on location at the Harvard Book Store of Cambridg…
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This month’s episode is a sort of follow-up to that from the start of the year, looking at some of the more problematic areas of dinosaurs and palaeontology when it comes to online discussions. There is an online fandom of dinosaurs that treats them like monsters or superheroes, and can fixate on what is and isn’t the biggest / strongest / fastest …
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In the Fall of 2024, the museum opened the Northwoods Set Book Project, the first special exhibit presented within the museum’s Rose Berry Alaska Art Gallery, bringing closer together newer community work and the work within the museum’s permanent collections. It’s the first of a growing line-up of temporary shows housed within the museum’s princip…
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Sam and Bobby broke in the brand new podcast studio in at WCTV by sitting down with the Moron brothers - Franck, Jevon and D'sean - teammates on the varsity basketball team at Shawsheen Tech High School in Billerica, Mass. The trio - Franck, a senior; Jevon, a junior; and D'Sean, a freshman - are teammates for the first time in their lives for the …
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Send us a text Early 20th century German Exploders and Modern Day Creationists keep saying there is a Sauropod dinosaur in the Congo! Going by the name of Mokele-mbembe some say this creature lives in the remote regions of Southern Africa. It is true these regions are not that well explored, is is true that people are seeing a longed neck dinosaur?…
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Series 11, eh? We don’t think we, or anyone else reading this, expected that. Nor did we expect issues with Dave’s microphone (apologies)… Still, here we are and with more dinosaur goodness coming. We say ‘coming’ because this episode is far less about dinosaurs and pterosaurs than usual, but more about the mechanisms of science. In this case it’s …
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In September of 2024, Nathan Jackson’s totem pole, “Everyone’s Grandfather,” on the grounds of the museum, was removed from its site of 36 years and brought inside the museum for conservation and future installation within the building. UAF professor of Native Art, Da-ka-xeen Mehner, and UAMN Senior Collections Manager for Ethnology and History, An…
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Christina parks, the UAMN's Director of Visitor Services somehow finds time for an afternoon chat on September 4th, 2024, what happened to be the busiest non-event day at the museum in years. Not all days at the museum are the same. Like anywhere, some days are down-right rough, and no more so than for the staff in museum visitor services. The More…
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Carmen Maciariello sat down with the LIT crew for episode 44 of Lost in Translation. The former DI player and head coach talked about his journey through hoops, from unrecruited shooter told to aim for Division III, to small conference DI scholarship player before transferring to take a walk-on role for his home town team. Carm talked about the eve…
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Skiphosoura – the pterosaur of the gaps So last week Dave had a new paper out and this time it’s a new pterosaur, named Skiphosoura bavarica (the sword tail of Bavaria) and it is both really interesting and really important for pterosaur research. It tells us a lot about the key transition of pterosaurs from the early forms through to the derived p…
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Send us a text We are finally back - and Miles shares a story about how one bag of Cheetos change the ecosystem of a cavern. Trey talks about the amazing discovery of a Smilodon Cub. The Monsterquest this time is S3.E17- Killer Crocs- MonsterQuest goes to India and the Florida Everglades to investigate claims of giant crocodiles. Why Should I Trust…
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Today, a conversation with UAF masters student Sydney Almgren and postdoctoral researcher Laura Timm. We talk about their current research, Sydney updating us on her work following on a prior episode of the show – but they also talk about their varied histories within the fields of fish, the jobs they’ve done, opportunities and advice for students,…
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A conversation with Audra Darcy and Haley McCaig, UAMN research archaeologists, and recorded on the cusp of the 2024 summer field season. It's less about science and data analysis and more about logistics, planning, and manual labor in really cool places. The More You Look is a production of the UA Museum of the North, on the campus of the Universi…
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In this hard-hitting episode of The Wilmington Spotlight, host Austin Styffe sits down with realtor/real estate investor Kevin Barrett. In the comfort of the podcast studio, these two dig deep into various important topics ranging from the housing market to close to shared experience of being fathers raising families in Wilmington.…
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Dave has a new book out next week and it’s the culmination of several years work. Longtime listeners will know the major themes already from the episode title – a lot of stuff in the literature on dinosaur behaviour is badly framed, overstated, contradictory or contains major over extrapolations. Happily, you can listen to all of this again as Dave…
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After a slight break, Erica welcomes us back to the newest episode of Through Fire and Oak. This is an episode of firsts: the first episode without Sean, first episode in the new studio, and first episode with special guests! Rob Whitten and Jane Lo are in the studio to talk about their innovative business P!ng in Lowell, Massachusetts, how they go…
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In July 2023, the museum recorded a trailer for The More You Look Podcast, and we think, now more than a year later, we got the direction, the goals about right. Over the years, museum outreach has considered the museum from many angles. What does, not any museum, but this museum look like in terms of a gallery, in terms of a website, a book, a car…
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