
Katie Goldin
Host of the podcast Creature Feature, who joined Daniel and Kelly to discuss the evolutionary strategies of reproduction.
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Mar 18, 2025 • 59min
How Many Babies Should You Have? (featuring Katie Goldin)
In this engaging discussion, Katie Goldin, host of Creature Feature and an expert in animal behavior, joins Daniel and Kelly to delve into the fascinating world of reproduction. They explore the wild variety of parenting strategies in nature, from male lactation to cooperative care among species. The conversation humorously contrasts high offspring numbers versus nurturing fewer young. With personal anecdotes and insights into the evolutionary trade-offs, they highlight how our actions impact wildlife. It's a delightful mix of science and laughter!

Dec 22, 2025 • 45min
CLASSIC: Clara, The World's Most Famous Rhinoceros
In this engaging discussion, animal behavior expert Katie Goldin, host of Creature Feature, shares her insights on Clara, the famous rhino who captivated Europe. The hosts explore the fascinating history of how rhinos were once seen as mythical creatures. Katie dives into the psychological effects of fame on Clara, discussing stress behaviors in captivity and how early handling affects animal development. They also tackle the ethical dilemmas of keeping such majestic creatures in captivity while reflecting on Clara's lasting legacy.

Sep 29, 2025 • 1h
Part One: Mutual Aid and Evolution: Peter Kropotkin and the Battle for Science
Katie Goldin, a journalist and host of Creature Feature, dives into the fascinating world of Peter Kropotkin, the anarchist prince who championed the role of cooperation in evolution. They discuss how mutual aid manifests in nature, like in the sharing behavior of vampire bats. The conversation contrasts Darwin's theories of competition with Kropotkin's insights on the importance of collaboration. Katie also touches on how geological concepts influenced evolutionary thought and the misuse of science in social Darwinism, illuminating the intersection of science and social justice.


