Links to podcasts, interviews and videos.
-video- Breaking Bio: Episode 32 Glendon Mellow! 4 June 2013 interview with the Breaking Bio crew.
-online- Under the Microscope: Glendon Mellow 24 March 2011 interview on Mobius ASI with Ruthanna Gordon.
-online- Trilobite Boy remembers when the Cambrian was cool 21 March 2011 featured artist on io9.com by editor in chief Annalee Newitz.
-online- Interview with Glendon Mellow 8 Mar 2011 blog interview on Love in the Time of the Chasmosaurs by David Orr.
-audio- Peer Review Radio Episode #16 - Why Palaeontology? 15 Feb 2011 audio interview by Adrian J. Ebsary.
-video- ScienceOnline11: Science-Art 15 Jan 2011 video session co-moderated with myself, John Hawks and David Orr.
-print- Blending art and science with a little fantasy 30 Jan 2011 interview in Charlotte Observer Science &Tech Blog Spotlight, by Tyler Dukes.
-audio- Skeptically Speaking #94 Art and Science 14 Jan 2011 audio interview by Desiree Schell.
-online- Scientific Accuracy in Art 21 December 2010 invited contributor at Scientific American's Guest Blog.
-audio- Fossils, Genes and Art, Atheists Talk #95 with Lynn Fellman 15 Dec 2010 audio discussion hosted by Mike Haubrich.
-video- ScienceOnline2010 random interview 16 Jan 2010 video by lpringland.
-video- ScienceOnline2010 interview by Melina - 16 Jan 2010 video by Melina.
-online- Trilobites: Glendon Mellow's Muse 24 March 2010 interview in New Scientist magazine's CultureLab: where books, art and science collide, by Dan Falk.
-online- Google Blog of Note 22 October 2009 featured as a Google Blog of Note.
-print- Art and dinosaurs 8 September 2009 print + online feature & illustration about Art Evolved in Earth Magazine, by Carolyn Gramling.
-book- Flying Trilobites summer 2009, interview + illustrations in the book Geology in Art by Andrea Baucon.
-journal- Blogging Evolution 4 July 2009, recommended blog in Evolution: Education and Outreach by Adam M. Goldstein.
-audio- Secular Nation Podcast #33 31 Jan 2009 audio interview by David Driscoll.
-online- Painting in awe of science 23 May 2007, interview on Page 3.14 by Virginia Hughes.
