Lulu Miller

Lulu Miller, host of Terrestrials, shares her lifelong fascination with coyotes following the loss of her childhood dog. She ventures into Chicago’s Graceland Cemetery at dawn, mingling personal anecdotes with urban wildlife observations. The discussion challenges the negative perceptions surrounding coyotes, emphasizing their adaptability and surprising presence in cities. Listeners hear thrilling tales of stalking these elusive creatures and even howling under the stars, all while contemplating the surprising truths behind their bad reputation.

Join Guy Raz, public-radio host and co-creator of Wow in the World, Mindy Thomas, his co-host known for her energetic storytelling, and Lulu Miller, the insightful host of Radiolab's Terrestrials. They dive into the adventures of a runaway chicken named Inga and explore her incredible journey home. The conversation shifts to the mystery of the 'bio-duck' sound, linking it to Arctic minke whales. Lastly, a Cherokee legend offers a whimsical tale of how the turkey discovered its iconic gobble, featuring unexpected friendships and feather trades.

Lulu Miller, the host of Terrestrials, shares fascinating stories about animal intelligence, showcasing how a chicken named Inga made an incredible escape. Meanwhile, Rebecca Shear brings to life a whimsical folktale explaining why turkeys gobble, providing a delightful twist on traditional tales. Together, they explore the mysterious bio-duck sounds linked to minke whales and unveil the origins of the Turducken feast, creating a perfect blend of science and storytelling that will leave listeners captivated!