The Moth Radio Hour: Birds of a Feather

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The Moth

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2025-01-14

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Let the feathers fly! This week, a special avian hour. Stories from a Ravenmaster, a scientist, and a reluctant chicken farmer about the birds that made them as happy as a lark or as crazy as a loon. This episode is hosted by The Moth's former Artistic Director, Catherine Burns, and her parrot, Hamilton. The Moth Radio Hour is produced by The Moth and Jay Allison of Atlantic Public Media. Storytellers:  The Ravenmaster at the Tower of London, Christopher Skaife, has a tough first day. Dame Wilburn and her wife decide to raise chickens in Detroit. Research scientist Irene Pepperburg forms a 30-year bond with a parrot named Alex. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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  • This.

  • Is the Moth radio Hour, and I'm Kathryn Burns.

  • And the tweeting you're hearing right now is my white belly, Kaik Hamilton in my kitchen.

  • He's a small orange, green, and yellow parrot.

  • I love him, but we haven't always had a great relationship.

  • He's more my husband's bird.

  • And when you live in New York City, apartments are small and all pets are family pets.

  • Hamilton is a beautiful bird, and he's very friendly.

  • He likes to lie on his back in the palm of my hand while I rub his belly.

  • He imitates laughter and has learned to tell from the tone of our voice that we're making a joke and laugh along with us.

  • But sometimes we're at odds.

  • Like most birds, he's up with the sun, and sometimes I'd like to sleep in.

  • And when I'm working from home, I often have to explain in a zoom call, no, that isn't a child screaming.

  • That's my pet.

  • To give you an idea of how loud he is, here is his daily reaction to my husband Josh, putting him back in his cage so he can eat his breakfast.

  • With that in mind, welcome to this week's stories about birds.

  • We're going to hear about encounters with a mischievous raven, scientific adventures with a beloved African grey parrot, and a flock of lesbian chickens.