Okay, But... Birds

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Okay, but how terrifying were terror birds?

October 08, 2026

E43. For millions of years, South America’s top predators weren’t cats or bears. They were birds, some taller than a person. Paleontologist Dr. Federico "Dino" Degrange of the Universidad Nacional de Córdoba joins us to ask whether terror birds really earned their name. In this episode, you'll hear about: The surprising weapon a terror bird actually used to bring down its prey What left bite marks on one of the biggest terror birds ever found Why the last terror bird standing was one of the s...

Okay, but what happens when a bird gets sick?

October 01, 2026

E42. Birds get sick too, and a lot of what happens next looks surprisingly familiar. Dr. Andrea Townsend of Hamilton College has spent two decades following American crows through outbreaks, and she walks Scott through what illness really does to a bird, from the family it belongs to down to the clever brain it depends on. In this episode, you'll hear about: The surprising way crows choose their partners, and what it costs them when disease comes around What a stomach bug does to one of the c...

Okay, but griffins, and ligers, and birds, oh my!

September 24, 2026

E41. Centaurs, mermaids, minotaurs: we have been inventing creatures that are two things at once for as long as we have told stories. Birds do it for real. Dr. Glaucia Del-Rio of the Florida Museum of Natural History studies two Amazonian antbirds that meet where a river runs out, and what their offspring say about where one species ends. In this episode, you'll hear about: Why a river can be an impossible barrier for a bird with perfectly good wings, and what researchers found when they carr...

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The publicly listed email for Okay, But... Birds: hello@okaybutbirds.com.

How many listeners does Okay, But... Birds have?

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Who is an ideal guest for Okay, But... Birds?

Okay, But... Birds typically books rising experts. Typical guest background: Academic researchers, evolutionary biologists, ornithologists, avian ecologists, and conservation leaders with specialized expertise in bird biology or habitat protection and the ability to explain research accessibly. Common among recent guests: Advanced research degrees or university appointments; Published scientific research in avian biology, ecology, or conservation; Leadership roles at bird-focused research or conservation organizations. Recent guests include Andy Caven, Ryan Terrill, and Cody Limber.

How hard is it to get booked on Okay, But... Birds?

Medium. Guests usually need solid credentials in the topic and an idea that fits the show.

What topics does Okay, But... Birds cover?

Recent episodes cover Science, Ornithology, Avian Biology, Bird Conservation, and Animal Behavior. Pitch an idea tied to one of these topics and mention a recent episode.