We Believe in Dinosaurs, a documentary about the Creation Museum's controversial Ark Encounter attraction, is in the home stretch of its highly successful IndieGoGo campaign. This afternoon, Ian and Keeping it Reel's David Fowlie sat down with the film's producer Amy Ellison and co-director Monica Long Ross to discuss the offshoot of Kentucky's Creation Museum, a life-sized replica of Noah's Ark.
R-L: Amy Ellison, Monica Long Ross, David Fowlie, Ian Simmons
Devotees, skeptics, and agnostics alike are sure to enjoy this fun and enlightening hour-plus chat that explores the chasms between church and state; faith and science; and faith-science versus science-science. You'll also get an update on the campaign; more details on just how every dollar is being put to work; and a few teasers regarding Ian's long-promised Creation Museum road-trip story--which he'll share in full, once We Believe in Dinosaurs has been fully funded (Hint, Hint!).
And if you're in the Windy City this week, be sure to hit up Google Chicago on Tuesday, January 10th at 5pm for a live Q&A with Monica and co-director Clayton Brown. They'll also debut the brand-new We Believe in Dinosaurs trailer. The event is free, but you must register at EventBrite.
Believe it or not, Episode 184 represents an evolutionary leap for the Kicking the Seat Podcast!
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