Remembering I'm an Animal

By: Billy Baker and Jody Simoes
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  • Summary

  • An adventure in wild ideas and wild behaviors, all to answer the question: Can acting like a Homo sapiens make you feel more human? We identify the fundamental evolved abilities programmed into our DNA, the things we were born to do, and then attempt to express them. Or something like that. It's usually a bit of a mess, but the truth is that our restoration project is working. Come join us. Hosted by a mostly mediocre writer named Billy Baker, and a definitely mediocre scientist named Dr. Jody Simoes, who allegedly has a Ph.D in something to do with fisheries and wildlife.
    Billy Baker and Jody Simoes
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Episodes
  • Is this a new episode?

    Is this a new episode?
    Mar 28 2024

    In this very strange crossover episode of The Crowded Hour and Remembering I'm an Animal, Billy and Jody are back together. It will make sense if you listen. Probably.
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    2 hrs and 15 mins
  • Season 1 Finale

    Season 1 Finale
    Dec 21 2022

    It's been a little over a year since Jody and Billy decided to start documenting this journey they call "Remembering I'm an Animal." Thirty-seven episodes later, the boys take a look back, list their highs and lows, and look ahead to more species-appropriate behaviors.

    If you've been listening, thank you. If you haven't, it would be kinda weird if you were reading this.
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    1 hr and 55 mins
  • "We Have Much to Discuss"

    "We Have Much to Discuss"
    Dec 7 2022

    It's been a while since the boys have done an old-school, multi-topic episode, so settle in. And, once again, Billy announces his New Life Plan.

    Plus: the three (and a half) types of fun; the collapse of the metaverse; how "avid" hikers are the heavyweight champions of Mr. Outdoors behavior; lots of life lessons from Stephen King; the misnomer that substance abuse plays any positive role in creativity; and the most important question that will never be answered: Who is the youngest person named Dick?
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    1 hr and 14 mins

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