The podcast episodes provided cover various aspects of urban wildlife, including the adaptation of woodpeckers, pigeons, and crows to city environments, as well as the challenges and opportunities of supporting local wildlife in residential areas.

For example, the episode 'A Silky Shark Named Genie Swam 17,000 Miles, a Record-Breaking Migration' discusses how woodpeckers have adapted to urban settings by drumming on metal surfaces to amplify their mating calls, while the episode 'How to Protect Wildlife without Leaving Home' provides tips for creating welcoming habitats for urban wildlife through simple gardening and home modifications.

The podcast 'Columbidology (PIGEONS? YES) Part 1 with Rosemary Mosco' delves into the fascinating world of pigeons, exploring their history, behavior, and importance as a common urban species, while 'Naturally connected: An ode to the crow' examines the intelligence and adaptability of crows in urban areas.