The CMTK Talk Hour

Enjoy our thoughts on the creature design of the wonderful aliens of Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones!

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Enjoy our thoughts on the wild creatures and worlds of Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace

Our personal history with Star Wars, what we think of the movies and of course what our favourite aliens in it are.

We discuss the natural history museums that played formative roles in our childhoods - and also touch on a variety of subjects including the Donkey Kong franchise, fossil smuggling, and science in the ancient world.

Where we talk about videogame movies, politics and once again UFOs. Important questions are answered, such as "Are aliens unionized? Do mantoids experience workplace discrimination? Did Sonic save Jim Carrey's career?"

After a long time, the CMTK duo is reunited, ostensibly to discuss the Jersey Devil; but in actuality to spin a lot of tangent yarns about World War 3, social collapse, Early Medieval Mediterranean, cryptids and colonialism, the Knights Templar, and so on... Also, is C. M. Kosemen a satanist? :P

Our second day at Tetzoocon. How did pterosaurs really walk? How would Dali have painted dinosaurs? How many memes can you put into a powerpoint presentation? Was Dippy done dirty by the NHM? How stupid can humanoid aliens be? How hard is it to publish a book about windows? These and more questions will be answered in this episode of the CMTK Rambling Hour!

Kosemen and Sivgin finally got to meet each other in person at this year's Tetzoocon in London. From platypus affairs, fossil farts, bear-like megalosaurs and odd art-vendors, to the anniversary of All Yesterdays and dinosaur tool-use, we experienced a lot to talk about.

In this episode we talk in-depth about the lore and history of the Loch Ness Monster and branch off into many tangent discussions abous USOs, the social aspects of Cryptozoology, alternative explanations for Nessie and beyond!

In this spooky October episode (for real this time), we talk about horror movies we thought were of note, discuss which version of being undead is the best and unexpectedly drift off into Turkic history.

A great big rambling podcast in which we talk about our favourite computer games; cathartic childhood memories about nostalgic gaming moments; the strange, universal trend of thinking one's self as a dinosaur; our DREAM COMPUTER GAMES, and more...

We break down three of the strangest alien entities reported in the classic 1996 book; "The Field Guide To Extraterrestrials" by Patrick Huyghe and Harry Trumbore. The fourth entity is so weird it's not even listed there - listen on to find out!

A talk on Kepler's "Somnium", arguably the first work of science fiction and maybe even speculative evolution; with side-paths leading off into discussions of Scottish "second sight", Warhammer, a Skull Island zoo simulator game, the scariest films, Whitley Strieber's Communion, and much more!

The first episode of the Podcast merely started as an interview with fellow spec-zoology and natural history enthusiast T. K. Sivgin on Keplerian and Heliocentric world-building; how to research and write about speculative evolution (among other things); conspiracy theories; wild tangent worlds, and more.