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I'm your host of many parasites, Katie Golden.

I studied psychology and evolutionary biology.

And today on the show, we're going to talk about Jane.

Good old Jane, good all.

As you've probably heard, she did pass away recently while she was on a speaking tour.

She was 91.

Still at it.

Still going on speaking tours, which, I mean, she really loved being with the chimpanzees.

It was kind of a sacrifice for her to go on these speaking tours

because she would much prefer to be, you know, out there with the chimpanzees,

but she really wanted to educate the public.

A wonderful, wonderful woman, one of the most influential primatologists.

So we're going to talk about her.

She obviously did a lot of amazing research, and she was just also really fun and cool lady.

Joining me today is comedian and musician, host of the podcast, Coldbrew Got Me Like, and whose new record just came out. I'm your man, Chris Crofton. Welcome, Chris. Hello. Hi, how are you? Nice to be here, Katie. It's been a little while. Yeah, it's good to have you back. It's always fun. Yeah, no, I'm,

I'm excited to talk about this. Of course, the news is sad, of course, like we, we've lost,

we've lost Jane, but I, I just, she's so, she's such a cool, positive person. And And I mean, obviously her contributions to primatology

were immense and amazing. So I really, I just want to kind of celebrate like how fun she was.

She had an actually really good sense of humor. She made some really incredible observations, and I'll give a little bit of background about her.

But yeah, I mean, like, what is your perception of Jane Goodall, Chris?

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