Category: 2015 to 2019

Tune in to KGRA Radio for Forbidden Paleontology with Joe Taylor Thursdays at 4 p.m. Central time. 5 pm Est / 4 pm Cst.

Fantastic, one-of-a-kind unique position for unique person, at the world’s largest working, fossil, non-evolution museum.

GoFundMe up for Museum Repair!

They Are Real Conference, Oct. 1-2, 2018 Pioneer Museum 101 W. Main St. Crosbyton, Texas 79322 www.mtblanco.com Hosted by The Mt. Blanco Fossil Museum **We are directly across

PRESS RELEASE: December 10, 2017 For immediate release: Man-made metal objects found in strata supposed to be 300 million years old! They look like standard plumbing valves made

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This skull was sent to me to be analyzed, molded, and reproduced on a very tight deadline.  I told the caretaker that it looked like a Paracas skull

THIS EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELLED FOR UNKNOWN REASONS   Alien Expo, where nuts, kooks, and weirdos mix with serious researchers! … Then add JOE TAYLOR to the mix. 

Our friend at The Orion Center in Missouri has some exhibits they are looking to liquidate and we are posting here to help spread the word to interested

Out in the boondocks very close to the place where Texas, New Mexico and Oklahoma come together at the foothills of the Rockies, is a dry creek bed

Before there were Indians hunting buffalo and before there were farmers plowing cotton fields, Crosby County, Texas was a vast crocodile-filled swamp that stretched all the way to

The STAR  CHILD is one of the most famous skull discoveries of the century. Why? Go on the web and search for Lloyd Pye’s work on the Star

From Rock Stars to Fossils James Taylor signed Joe Taylor’s album cover billboard painting from 1974 On April 13th, 2016, James Taylor was starting a concert tour in

Mt. Blanco Museum has a unique, one of a kind art gallery On display are over twenty hand-painted billboards of some of the biggest recording artists of the

Largest Fossil Show in the World Mt. Blanco staff including, Joe Taylor, Sara Bruegel, and David Mikkelson went to the Tuscon fossil & mineral show in early February