Dr. Jane Goodall has revolutionized the world of science and the way we understand animals, and it is her empathy and spiritual connection to nature that inspired her work. Doug talks to Dr. Goodall about the life lessons she has learned in the forests of Gombe and her message of hope. (Rebroadcast)

Man and the Animal Kingdom

Dr. Goodall's many years of primate research has led to a new understanding of the animal kingdom. What are your observations of animals - either in the wild or in your own home? Continue the conversation, or leave us your thoughts on today's RadioWest.

Great show, I liked it a lot. I know it was a rebroadcast, but does anybody know what music was being played getting into and out of the breaks?

Thanks.

Break One: Bach: Toccata and Fugue in D Minor; Break Two: David Nevue (Whisperings): Solitude; Out: David Nevue (Whisperings): Ascent with Angels.

At the bottom of the show page - you will find Amazon links to the albums if you'd like more details.

Cheers, Elaine (Producer, RadioWest)

Updated: 02/29/2008 09:52:31 AM

Thanks Elaine. I checked David Nevue out and I'm definitely going to purchase a bunch of his stuff.

You always find the coolest music.

If you find other great instrumental pieces while you're exploring the musical world, let me know! I'm always on the look-out, and greatly appreciate suggestions. E-mail me at eclark@kuer.org. Thanks, Elaine

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Man and the Animal Kingdom

Dr. Goodall's many years of primate research has led to a new understanding of the animal kingdom. What are your observations of animals - either in the wild or in your own home? Continue the conversation, or leave us your thoughts on today's RadioWest.

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