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Learn the ins and outs of the Prehistoric and Ice Age with Julian and Daddy. Special guests along the way will help guide us through the ages and meet all kinds of fierce creatures from the past.
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We catch up on some hard-hitting Dino questions submitted by our audience of millions of listeners. Guests Felix and Merritt.
We are back after many, many months. Julian's guest this time is Luke. Once again we have Dino Fights and Facts. There are four total sponsors this time! Thanks to them for keeping the lights on.
Charlie and Julian get right to the important matter of what Bronto burgers taste like. Special help from Mom.
Julian's guest this episode is Kieran. Recorded in 2022 when they were ending 3rd grade. They tackle many important topics. And eat many important burgers.
Simon and Julian discuss who might win in the match-ups of the Jurassic.
Join Julian and his special guest Silas as they discuss Dinosaur Facts and why the T-Rex had such short arms.
Episode 2 of Dinosaur Facts with Julian. Special guest Miller, our 3rd grade Dino expert brings the jokes. Julian talks to Google and then interviews our West Coast correspondent Chris Marroy at the La Brea Tar Pits in Los Angeles. Sponsors: Heavy Weight Watchers and Jurassic Life Insurance
The premier episode of Dinosaur Facts with Julian. Special guests include Julian's Mom and our neighbor Evan. Learn facts about some of Julian's favorite dinosaurs and where Oil comes from. This episode is brought you by RUBBLE CAGES and COLD BLOODED BY DINO-MITE. Host: Julian Editor: Daddy Writer: Daddy
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