Danielle Alarcon

Danielle Ellicott, the host of the new podcast series, The Good Whale. Of course, as the story unfolds, we hear exactly how far they go to help Keiko. The series is produced by Serial Productions and The New York Times. You can hear episode two right now, wherever you get your podcasts.

Danielle Ellicott, the host of the new podcast series, The Good Whale. Of course, as the story unfolds, we hear exactly how far they go to help Keiko. The series is produced by Serial Productions and The New York Times. You can hear episode two right now, wherever you get your podcasts.

The New York Times subscribers can hear the entire series right now, including episode five, which is the episode that is a musical, like an old school musical from Keiko's point of view. Created by the songwriters who did La La Land and Dear Evan Hansen, Benj Pasek and Justin Paul. Sung by Jordan Fisher and other actual Broadway stars.

The New York Times subscribers can hear the entire series right now, including episode five, which is the episode that is a musical, like an old school musical from Keiko's point of view. Created by the songwriters who did La La Land and Dear Evan Hansen, Benj Pasek and Justin Paul. Sung by Jordan Fisher and other actual Broadway stars.

Danielle also did a Spanish language version of episode one that you can hear on Radio Ambulante. Coming up, some other animals get thrown into show business and they don't seem to be so crazy about it.

Danielle also did a Spanish language version of episode one that you can hear on Radio Ambulante. Coming up, some other animals get thrown into show business and they don't seem to be so crazy about it.

Today's program, the truly incredible story of Keiko the killer whale. We have arrived at Act 2 of our program, Act 2, America's Next Top Gobble. So thinking about what kind of story we'd go with Keiko today, we found this one, also about our dominion over animals' fates.

Today's program, the truly incredible story of Keiko the killer whale. We have arrived at Act 2 of our program, Act 2, America's Next Top Gobble. So thinking about what kind of story we'd go with Keiko today, we found this one, also about our dominion over animals' fates.

In this case, it's a bunch of birds who are going through months of training for an extremely specific task that is very different from anything they naturally do on their own. Diane Wu has the story.

In this case, it's a bunch of birds who are going through months of training for an extremely specific task that is very different from anything they naturally do on their own. Diane Wu has the story.

Diane Wu is one of the producers of our show. Our program is produced today by Sean Cole. People who put together today's show include Fia Benning, Jendayi Bonds, Michael Kamate, Henry Larson, Miki Meek, Catherine Raimondo, Stone Nelson, Ryan Rumery, Lily Sullivan, Francis Swanson, Christopher Sotala, Matt Tierney, and Julie Whitaker. Our managing editors, Sara Abdurrahman.

Diane Wu is one of the producers of our show. Our program is produced today by Sean Cole. People who put together today's show include Fia Benning, Jendayi Bonds, Michael Kamate, Henry Larson, Miki Meek, Catherine Raimondo, Stone Nelson, Ryan Rumery, Lily Sullivan, Francis Swanson, Christopher Sotala, Matt Tierney, and Julie Whitaker. Our managing editors, Sara Abdurrahman.

Our senior editors, David Kestenbaum. Our executive editor is Emmanuel Berry. Special thanks today to Jessica Lussenhop, Michael Krom, Peter Gruhl, Marissa Erasmus, and Jason Fields. Serial's new series about Keiko, The Good Whale, It was co-reported by Danielle Alicone and Katie Mingle, produced by Katie and Alyssa Shipp.

Our senior editors, David Kestenbaum. Our executive editor is Emmanuel Berry. Special thanks today to Jessica Lussenhop, Michael Krom, Peter Gruhl, Marissa Erasmus, and Jason Fields. Serial's new series about Keiko, The Good Whale, It was co-reported by Danielle Alicone and Katie Mingle, produced by Katie and Alyssa Shipp.

It was edited by Jen Guerra, with help from Julie Snyder, Carlos Lopez Estrada, and myself. Sound design, music supervision, and mixing by Phoebe Wang. Original score from La Chica and Osman. The song Las Golondrinas was performed by Mariachi Hidalgo, NYC. Research and fact-checking by Jane Ackerman, with help from Ben Phelan.

It was edited by Jen Guerra, with help from Julie Snyder, Carlos Lopez Estrada, and myself. Sound design, music supervision, and mixing by Phoebe Wang. Original score from La Chica and Osman. The song Las Golondrinas was performed by Mariachi Hidalgo, NYC. Research and fact-checking by Jane Ackerman, with help from Ben Phelan.

Other people who put together The Good Whale include Ndeye Chubu, Mac Miller, Liz Davis-Morer, Susan Wessling, Alamin Sumar, and Simone Prokis. This American Life is delivered to public radio stations by PRX, the public radio exchange. A note to our This American Life partners. We just released a bonus episode that is a conversation about some very fun, very old stories with producer Zoe Chase.

Other people who put together The Good Whale include Ndeye Chubu, Mac Miller, Liz Davis-Morer, Susan Wessling, Alamin Sumar, and Simone Prokis. This American Life is delivered to public radio stations by PRX, the public radio exchange. A note to our This American Life partners. We just released a bonus episode that is a conversation about some very fun, very old stories with producer Zoe Chase.

So check your feeds for that. To everybody else, to become a life partner and get bonus content, ad-free listening, AMAs and other stuff, go to thisamericanlife.org slash lifepartners. The link is also in the show notes of this episode. Thanks as always to our program's co-founder, Mr. Torrey Malatia. You know, he knows his name. Pops up in my cell phone every time he calls. But still.

So check your feeds for that. To everybody else, to become a life partner and get bonus content, ad-free listening, AMAs and other stuff, go to thisamericanlife.org slash lifepartners. The link is also in the show notes of this episode. Thanks as always to our program's co-founder, Mr. Torrey Malatia. You know, he knows his name. Pops up in my cell phone every time he calls. But still.