Kara Goldfarb, Author At All That's Interesting

Kara Goldfarb

Kara Goldfarb is a writer living in New York City who holds a Bachelor's degree in journalism from Ithaca College and hosts a podcast for Puna Press.

Recent Posts

The C.I.A. Had A Project Called ‘Acoustic Kitty’ To Spy On The Soviets Using Wired Up Cats

The C.I.A. Had A Project Called ‘Acoustic Kitty’ To Spy On The Soviets Using Wired Up Cats

Acoustic Kitty was an experiment taken on by the CIA during the cold war, using cats as covert spies. Shockingly, it didn't get far.

Animals Granted Legal Rights Of Human Beings By Indian Government

Animals Granted Legal Rights Of Human Beings By Indian Government

“All members of the animal kingdom including birds and aquatic life have similar rights as humans."

Pride Of Lions Eats Group Of Poachers Alive In South African Game Reserve

Pride Of Lions Eats Group Of Poachers Alive In South African Game Reserve

Staff at the South African reserve found the bloodied head and limbs of poachers who broke in to hunt rhinos.

He Buried Barbara Mackle Alive – Then Became A Doctor And A Drug Trafficker

He Buried Barbara Mackle Alive – Then Became A Doctor And A Drug Trafficker

"He was looking for a rich, tough-minded female... someone who could stand up to the trauma of being buried alive."

They Said She Was Eaten By Lions — But The Real Story Of Her Disappearance Is More Grim

They Said She Was Eaten By Lions — But The Real Story Of Her Disappearance Is More Grim

The tragic murder of Julie Ward spawned a decades-long search for the truth that's still ongoing.

Doctors Fight A Lot During Surgeries And It’s Often Rooted In Gender, New Study Finds

Doctors Fight A Lot During Surgeries And It’s Often Rooted In Gender, New Study Finds

Conflict inside operating rooms isn't reserved for TV dramas.

Orangutans Are Critically Endangered – And People Won’t Stop Hunting Them

Orangutans Are Critically Endangered – And People Won’t Stop Hunting Them

Hundreds are killed each year for their meat alone, and recent reports show that the species will go extinct if current population trends don't change.

David Bawden: The Kansas Man Who Claimed He Was The Catholic Church’s Real Pope Starting In 1990

David Bawden: The Kansas Man Who Claimed He Was The Catholic Church’s Real Pope Starting In 1990

David Bawden believed that the Catholic Church hadn't had a real pope since 1958. So he decided to take action.

Archaeologists Describe Gruesome Ritual Behind Massive Aztec Skull Tower

Archaeologists Describe Gruesome Ritual Behind Massive Aztec Skull Tower

New details of rituals paint a picture that's even more macabre than initially thought when this ancient human sacrifice site was first uncovered.

From Sunken Tanks To Human Remains, Truk Lagoon Is WWII’s Most Haunting Undersea Graveyard

From Sunken Tanks To Human Remains, Truk Lagoon Is WWII’s Most Haunting Undersea Graveyard

From shipwrecks to sunken tanks to human remains, Truk Lagoon is among the biggest and eeriest underwater graveyards on Earth.