Katie Goldin

Katie Goldin joins in to discuss Biden's 'red line' in Rafah, billionaires diving deep into the ocean, and the return of pro-natalist advocates. The episode opens with reactions to Trump's conviction on 34 felony counts. They touch on Israel's actions in Raffa and critique Biden's policy decisions. They also humorously explore billionaire adventures in the ocean and address the controversial views of pro-natalists advocating for more births.

Explore the rich history and significance of the name Katie, derived from Catherine. Delve into the martyrdom and legacy of Saint Catherine and the conflicting tales surrounding her. Discover the origins and variations of the name Katie, with references to famous individuals named Katie. Uncover interesting anecdotes and cultural references related to the name Katie, including legal disputes and Native American sovereignty issues.

Katie Goldin, host of the podcast How Glaciers Move, dives into the life of anarchist prince Peter Kropotkin, exploring his revolutionary views on mutual aid and cooperation in nature. They discuss Kropotkin's adventurous 30,000-mile journeys through Siberia, where he challenged Darwin's theories on evolution and glaciers. Goldin highlights Kropotkin's insights linking climate change to human societies and emphasizes how modern science supports his notions of cooperation as a key evolutionary advantage. This conversation reveals Kropotkin's lasting influence on both science and social theory.