Local Paleontologist Hosts “Dinosaur Train” on PBS
09.08.2009 by Jeff Robinson
Courtesy UMNH
(KCPW News) A local paleontologist is the face of a new PBS show that teaches kids about dinosaurs and natural history. Scott Sampson, a research curator at the Utah Museum of Natural History, is the host of “Dinosaur Train,” a computer animated production that debuted on Labor Day and can be seen twice a day on KUED. KCPW’s Jeff Robinson discussed the new show with Sampson, or “Dr. Scott,” as he’s known on “Dinosaur Train.”
You can see “Dinosaur Train” on KUED weekdays at 8:30 a.m. and 2 p.m.
