Hello and welcome to Backchat, the newer, friendlier, only sometimes louder and more hysterical sibling of The Nature Podcast.

We are the Jurassic World to the Nature Podcast's 1990s Jurassic Park.

I'm Kerry Smith and joining me in the studio, I have Ewan Callaway, regular Backchat contributor.

Hi, Ewan.

Hey, I'm a reporter at Nature.

I cover human evolution, ancient DNA and this week buildings. Also, Ewan. Hey, I'm a reporter at Nature. I cover human evolution, ancient DNA,

and this week, Buildings. Also, Henry G. joins us. I'm a back-half nature editor covering

paleontology, aliens from outer space and other good things. And on the line from Washington, D.C.,

Rich Monastersky joins us. Hi, Rich. Hi. I'm a features

editor at Nature in Washington, and I edit stories mainly on Earth Sciences. Sometimes I have

the delight of editing Ewan. Excellent. Now, coming up in the show, I've already dropped you a hint.

Jurassic World came out earlier this month, and I've amassed, obviously, my three favorite paleontology fans from within nature to get their take on the film.

And as well as ancient dinosaurs, we'll also be talking about ancient humans.

So first, Jurassic World, I was going to insert the theme tune here, but I don't know if it's copyright.

So do anyone want to sing it?

It's really hummed. Actually, I can't.

You can't remember it? Yeah, Henry, do you know? I did, because my

daughter's been playing it on her saxophone incessantly, but the moment you asked me to sing it,

I've completely forgotten it.

There you go. Yeah, that's it. Well, the film came out this month across the globe.

There may be plot spoilers, by the way, in this episode.

So skip onwards to roughly 12 minutes, 13 minutes in if you haven't seen the film yet,

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