00:22:20 – Beer is also gas powered… sort of. Charlie has a beer of a different sort with his Bundaberg ginger beer from the land down under. Ben is stocked up on weird pop and this week choses to enjoy a Blue Sky Cherry Vanilla Cream Natural Soda. The name is as long as the taste is good. And finally, Abe has brought Ryan some hard to pronounce Icelandic beer: Kaldi Dökkur Lager Bjór and Skjalfti (photo of Ryan podcasting at the link!).

00:28:15 -Movies often show you an occurrence of events in a temporal sequence, but few are as on the nose about it as the upcoming found footage superpower flick Chronicle.

00:37:11 – Thanks to science, we now have a better idea of what color Archaeopteryx might have been. This also sheds light on it’s abilities as a flyer. Ben gets distracted by other fossils while Ryan tries to explain what another paleontologist named Ryan has found out.

00:51:36 – PaleoPOWs are a lot like feathers, they can keep you aloft when you need it most. Charlie has a two tweets from prodigal listeners, @YPGeek and @clarkraykent. Thanks for coming back guys! Ryan has the greatest gift of all in the form of a handsome donation from handsome Nick W. left at our handsome donation page. Thanks, Nick! And finally Ben pleas for more Canadian iTunes feedback, but follows it up with a fantastic rendition of an Aussie iTunes review from Martin B.

Thanks for listening! Be sure to check out the other great shows available on the Brachiolope Media Network!

Music for this week’s show provided by:

Diamond – Klint

Immigrant Song – Led Zeppelin

Superpowers – Five Iron Frenzy

Black Crows – honeyhoney

00:33:04 – Fact: sharks are found in water. Fact: Water is a drink. Fact: The Paleopals have drinks. Conclusion: the Paleopals are actually sharks. Charlie breaks out a Boont amber ale. Patrick slums it with an old Blue Moon. And Ryan has a Yeti-Christ from Ben.

00:36:05 – This week on Trailer Trash Talk the Paleopals are breaking down the ice of Big Miracle. A movie in the “whale genre” according to Patrick, and based on some real world events involving far fewer white people.

00:49:18 – The Hominid Hunting blog from Smithsonian Magazine had a post suggesting that Gigantopithecus may have been the inspiration for prehistoric Sasquatches. The article is… interesting, but it all gets silly in the comments. Get ready to name that logical fallacy! 

01:05:46 – Paleopals are like black swans, no one really believes they exist until they see one for themselves. Justin C. delivers a donation to our door. Thanks, Justin! Doug P. wants to thank the Paleopals for giving him the upper hand during a model UN session. Let’s hope one day he and his team get to the real UN and make some Science… sort of inspired changes! And Charlie reads a 5-star iTunes review from Groundedcontrol.

Thanks for listening! Be sure to check our sisters shows available from the Brachiolope Media Network!

Music for this week’s show provided by:

I’m The Ocean – Neil Young

Shades of Gray – Robert Earl Keen

Out On The Border – Rolla Olak

Animal – Pearl Jam

00:23:00 – Drinks are only hidden by cloaking them in your mouth. Boring Ben has plain old water. Jacob has tossed some top shelf Canadian whiskey into a Pepsi. And Ryan brings up the rear with a Snow Cap from Shelly.

00:27:00 – Trailer Trash Talk gets historical this week as the guys discuss the World War II racially charged Red Tails. Happy Martin Luther King Jr. Day everyone! Now get out there and fly a plane for America!

00:41:00 – A group of scientists from China claim that individuals with Internet Addiction Disorder (IAD) have differences in their BRAINS! We’re not sure IAD is actually a thing, but we still bet you can’t stop listening to this segment.

00:54:00 – PaleoPOWs are a lot like temporal cloaking, easy to miss. Jacob has an possibly Swedish iTunes review from BrkGrm, about us inspiring him to be a scientist. Awesome. Ben has a Facebook comment from Jonathan B. that causes Ben some concern which he then uses to his own benefit. And Ryan has a new recurring donation from Shlomo D.! Thanks Shlomo! (Even though Ryan was probably wrong about the Stitcher thing, whoops.)

Thanks for listening! Be sure to check out the other shows available from the Brachiolope Media Network!

Music for this week’s show provided by:

A Moment of Temporary Color – Jackie Greene (off the album “Till the Light Comes“)

Down by the Water – The Decemberists

Tail of the Sun – Stroke 9

Addicted – Simple Plan

00:14:55 – Drinks also use chemicals, and they hide inside your glass until attacking your mouth. Patrick picked Kona’s Coffee Porter, he’s been there before, and he’ll go back again. Kelly also chooses an old favorite in Great Lake’s Edmund Fitzgerald. And finally, Ryan has brought something back from the slopes of Park City with his glass of Bourye whiskey.

00:20:10 – The Paleopals bring aboard blogger and Tolkien scholar Juliana to help discuss this week’s trailer: The Hobbit. It may be a long ways off, but the doesn’t prevent excitement now.

00:36:08 – Botany on the high seas sounds hard enough, but try doing it as a woman dressed as a man aboard a ship full of men. And you have to share a room with the captain. What sounds like a potential comedy is actually the true history of Jeanne Baret, only recently recognized for the woman and scientist that she was. Check out the book, The Discovery of Jeanne Baret, for much more info on this interesting discovery.

00:45:11 – PaleoPOWs are a lot like cross-dressing. There’s a time and a place for both. Ryan rings in the new year with an iTunes review from LA Stern. Kelly has a donation from Nena. THANKS, NENA! And Patrick promises Randy H. a hair update.

Thanks for listening! Be sure to check out the blog, Paleocave.com, and see if it keeps to that resolution.

Music for this week’s show:

Stolen Memories – Sweatshop Union

Hey Porter – Johnny Cash

Ballad of Bilbo Baggins – Leonard Nimoy

Captain’s Chair – Sanctus Real

00:13:08 – Drinks are like planets, wait long enough and one of them goes away. Ryan has some holiday cheer with Mikkeller Santa’s Little Helper 2010. Patrick is double-fisting an unimpressive Guinness black lager and a more palatable Lagunitas, even if they messed up their holiday schedule. And finally Charlie savors a cab sav from Napa Valley, perfect for a winter’s night.

00:17:53 – Are you ready for some adventure Belgian-style? If so then you might enjoy The Adventures of Tintin, even if it crosses the uncanny valley.

00:33:24 – Humans and snakes. A feud as old as time itself. But have snakes always been the aggressors or do humans give as good as they get? A tribe in the Philippines may hold the answer. 

00:48:23 – PaleoPOWs are a lot like snakes, they get longer and more aggressive as time goes on. Patrick thanks the recurring donors , Bendan M. Buddy W., and Christopher V., for being awesome on a consistent basis. Ryan helps out Mike G. and Tommy G. (no relation, probably) who were having problems with episode 44. Ryan provides tech support. And Charlie ends the year with a short sweet iTunes review from lamotteskiddalyboomboom.

Thanks for listening! See y’all next year for loads more SCIENCE… sort of.

Music for the show provided by:

Up In the Sky - Oasis

Every Day Should Be a Holiday - The Dandy Warhols

Belgium - Bowling For Soup

Here Comes the Snake - Cherry Poppin’ Daddies

00:11:53 – Like it or not, drinks are a part of the show and thus require a moment of discussion. Charlie has an old standby in the form of a Sierra Nevada Pale Ale. Patrick has a nondescript merlot, he can assert that it is in fact red. Ryan has a hot buttered whiskey based on a recipe he is happy to share from the book And A Bottle of Rum. And Jacob has spicy cinnamon vanilla eggnog, if that’s what you’re in to.

00:18:20 – This week trailer trash talk heads north to Scandinavia whilst the Paleopals try to breakdown the many incarnations of The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo.

00:32:32 – Last year several circular holes opened up in Guatemala city, and while it may be tempting to call them sinkholes, according to an article Patrick found they should actually be called piping features. But there is still heated disagreement over karst.

00:43:43 - A man was arrested at CERN for messing with vending machines as an attempt to disrupt Higgs-Boson detection. He claimed to be from the future. A very “sort of” story as relayed by several exited Paleopals. Can they uncover the truth within the course of the segment?

00:52:41 – PaleoPOWs are a lot like time travelers, their existence is hotly debated and likely nothing more than a prank. Patrick has an extremely generous donation from John P. THANKS, JOHN! Ryan has a short sweet tweet from Sharon about painting frogs. Ryan is concerned for amphibian well-being, but hopes he’s misreading things. Charlie has an iTunes review that seems have written by an SEO expert in Philippe. And Jacob explores the Facebook page for a messsage from Kendal about using our Amazon affiliate link to help the show out while doing one’s holiday shopping.

Thanks for listening! It’s not to late to order winter solstice gifts based on the guides written by Ryan and Patrick both available at Paleocave.com!

Music for this week’s show:

Born Normal – Dispatch

You’re So Damn Hot – OK Go

Last Tattoo – Rehab

Endless Column – Blue Man Group

I’m a Fool – American Hi-Fi

11:11:11 – Every week we consume something on air and this week those consumables varied more than usual. Kelly has crafty Norwegian chocolate with an unexpected surprise. Ben has homo milk from a bag? We don’t know either, Canada is even weirder than previously imagined. Ryan descends into a bottle of Hades from Great Divide Brewing in anticipation of this week’s trailer. Charlie has bubbly water and explains it’s morbid origins.

00:19:23 – This week for we have the divisive trailer for The Divide. Will the Paleopals be divided on their opinions? Or will the threat of impending apocalypse unite them all?

00:29:48 – Willpower, does it even exist? If so, how much have you got? These are the pressing questions vexing the Paleopals this week. Everyone brings something different to the table, including the concept of whether or not willpower is a worth ‘scientific’ inquiry. Hal Jordan, eat your heart out.

00:50:35 – PaleoPOWs are a lot like silk spinning crustaceans, unexpected but ultimately they make sense. Kelly has cash from Summer in Seattle. THANKS, SUMMER! Ben has a question from Roberta about the demarcation line for calling one’s self a scientist. There’s no fine line, but there are some good stories. Ryan updates all on the #SciFund poll from Episode 113. Charlie has an iTunes review from Sumo in Seattle who might be drinking on the job.

Thanks for listening! Check out Ryan’s Winter Solstice geek gift guide on our blog, The Paleocave!

Music for this week’s show:

Crab – Weezer

Across the Great Divide –  Semisonic

The New Underground – Guster

All In My Head – Shawn Mullins