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Sep 10, 2026
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Jul 21, 2026

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  1. Episode · Sep 10, 2026

    Homesick for a World Unknown w/ Miriam Horn (opens the original)

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    George Schaller may be the reason mountain gorillas, Bengal tigers, and giant pandas still exist in the wild. Considered the father of modern field biology, he trained Jane Goodall and Dian Fossey, worked in 32 countries, and sounded the alarm on the "great dying" of the natural world decades before anyone was listening. Yet almost no one knows his name. Miriam Horn , author of Homesick for a World Unknown , has written the first-ever biography of Schaller. This episode explores what set him apa

  2. Episode · Aug 13, 2026

    A Better World Is Possible w/ Danica Novgorodoff (opens the original)

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    Danica Novgorodoff has spent her career turning complex ideas into visually stunning stories — and A Better World Is Possible may be her most personal yet. The New York Times bestselling illustrator and 2022 Yoto Kate Greenaway Medal recipient, whose work includes the graphic novel adaptation of Jason Reynolds' Long Way Down , spent nearly a decade developing this book after attending the 2019 Youth Climate Strike with her one-month-old baby in tow. That moment — standing in a crowd of hundreds

  3. Episode · Jul 21, 2026

    Make Me Smile w/ Miist (opens the original)

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    Miist is a Billboard-charting artist and author whose life reads like it shouldn't be possible — abandoned at five, a terminal cancer survivor, and a self-taught songwriter who didn't pick up a pen until her 30s. That unlikely path produced over 100 compositions, a historic chart debut as the first native Chinese artist on Billboard's Pop/AC chart, and now a debut book, Make Me Smile with Miist — part memoir, part mental health guide, part philosophy — built around the simple idea that small mom

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