Dr Jason G. Goldman is a cognitive scientist, animal behaviour researcher and science writer based in Los Angeles.
Each episode of 'The Wild Life' features an in-depth conversation about animals and wildlife. Topics range from the science of animal behaviour and conservation biology, to animal ethics, the intersection of wildlife and art, the critters in your own backyard, and beyond.
Actress Christina Ochoa chats about scientific diving, keeping snakes as pets (she's got a ball python named Riker!), and balancing her passions for...
10 years agoDolphin researcher, author and voice actor Justin Gregg chats about animals emotions, what it's like to be a dolphin researcher and what happens when...
10 years agoScience writer Melissa Cronin chats about gibbon songs and penguin poop. She also shares tales of interacting with readers online, her complex...
10 years agoThe always hilarious Alie Ward drops by The Wild Life to gossip with Jason about insects. They talk adolescent wildlife antics, how natural history...
10 years agoLearn all about the different strategies that side-blotched lizards use to mate, and find out what it's like doing fieldwork in places as different as...
10 years agoWe pay another visit to LA's Natural History Museum in this episode of 'The Wild Life' to chat about new insect discoveries & local mountain lion...
10 years agoThis week on The Wild Life Jason chats with palaeontologist Michael Habib about the return of the Brontosaurus and why we're so attached to that...
10 years agoWildlife filmmakers Justin Grubb & Alex Goetz, finalists in Nat Geo WILD's 'Wild to Inspire' film competition, talk with Jason about wildlife...
10 years agoEvolutionary biologist Dan Blumstein stops by 'The Wild Life' to talk about marmot behavior, what it means to say that animals have personalities &...
10 years agoScience illustrator and taxidermist Jennifer Hall chats about the intersection between science and art, her conservation work in South Africa and...
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