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Catching up with the Cephalosquad on Dugongs and Sea Dragons

Posted on September 19, 2024 By Andrew Thaler
Conservation, Education

The Cephalosquad recently celebrated our 300th episode of Dugongs and Seadragons. Listen along as we reminisce on 6 years of D&D podcasting, getting to old for all this, and the surprising discovery that our younger members do not know who Jennine Garofalo is.

Meanwhile, in the ongoing adventure of a bunch of very nerdy marine scientists and educators playing Dungeons and Dragons, we went to a bar…

Confronted a red herring…

Invented whale pox…

and broke into a hospital.

It’s a grand and sometimes gross adventure.

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