On this episode of the Deadass podcast, we welcomed back Phil Hore for an update on his recent projects. He shared stories about his past books and dove into his latest venture—his deep dive into “The Thing” franchise. Phil revealed his involvement in a new documentary about “The Thing,” which will soon be released on Blu-ray. We also explored Dinosaur Week, upcoming tours, and sprinkled in some wow-worthy historical facts from Central Queensland and beyond.
For the last 20 years Phil has been a museum educator and designed tours for some of the world’s leading institutions, including:
The Australian War Memorial
Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History
Chicago’s Field Museum
The London Natural History Museum
Australian National Botanic Gardens
Questacon
Capricorn Caves
The National Dinosaur Museum
The National Film and Sound Archives
Phil’s also had a bunch of interesting jobs like comic shop manager, been a cinema projectionist, worked in the Canberra theatre, and gutted chickens for a deli. This wide variety of subjects somehow all seems to get mixed together and end up in his work.
Phil is also an author of books and articles for newspapers and publishers across the world, including the world-renowned Famous Monsters of Filmland Magazine
https://twitter.com/Phil_Hore
http://philhore.blogspot.com/
https://www.podchaser.com/creators/phil-hore-107aWXlkl7/appearances
https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/14906921.Phil_Hore?from_search=true&from_srp=true
Link to Time Safaris Rockhampton:
https://www.timesafaris.com.au/
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