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Mentioned in 7 episodes

Dr. Dolittle

Book • 2008

Mentioned by

Maria Margaronis

Mentioned in 7 episodes

Mentioned by Claire Marshall as a book that fascinated Jane Goodall as a child.

Israel intercepts Gaza flotilla

Mentioned as the childhood book that sparked Jane Goodall's love for animals.

10.6.25 Key Supreme Court cases in the new term, government shutdown and the labor market, and Jane Goodall’s life mission

Mentioned by speaker 3 as the book that inspired her to want to be in Africa when she was about seven years old.

The “Imminent” Shutdown Layoffs

Mentioned by

Elf Lyons

when referencing a fictional character who can communicate with animals.

Why Are Vets So Expensive?

Mentioned by

Maria Margaronis

as a book she loved as a child, about a vet who could speak animal languages.

Digital Dolittles: Talking to the animals?

Mentioned by

Jane Goodall

as one of the books she used to take with her when climbing trees as a child.

My conversation with Jane Goodall 🐒🌿🕊️, on hope, courage, and action.

Mentioned by

Jane Goodall

as one of the books she read as a child, inspiring her to learn animal language.

What Jane Goodall’s Life Teaches About Courage, Curiosity, and Care

Mentioned by

Doug Mand

and

Dan Gregor

, who wrote the reshoots for it.

Slipping a Note to the Couple Fighting in the Next Room (w/ Dan Gregor & Doug Mand)

Mentioned by

Jane Goodall

as an influential book from her childhood.

Remembering Dr Jane Goodall's science and her humanity

Mentioned by

Justin Long

as a book that inspired

Jane Goodall

's work with animals since she was a child.

Life Is Short Re-Run: Dr. Jane Goodall

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