
Two brothers talk through the BEST non-fiction books about science, evolution, culture, history, complexity science, nature, cognitive neuroscience, artificial intelligence.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 19 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsScienceBooks | |||

Everyone is talking about the world order right now. China, Russia, Iran, Nato, Ukraine. but if you don't know where the "world order" came from, you're just watching the news without a map. This episode is a map!
World Order by Henry Kissinger (201... more
Southern Italy is poorer than northern Italy because the Catholic Church never conquered it. And that's not a hot take, that's what the data says. Part 2 of our deep dive into how the Western church's marriage bans accidentally created modern psychol... more
Why do people in the modern West think the way they do, and why does it feel so different from almost everyone else in history?
In this episode of Books Brothers, we dive into The Weirdest People in the World by Joseph Henrich, a bold and data drive... more
Episode 16: The Medici by Paul Strathern**
In this episode, we explore one of the most influential families in European history. Paul Strathern’s The Medici gives an inside look at the rise of a banking dynasty that shaped the Renaissance, shifted t... more
Excellent work guys. I’m in. Keep them coming!
I’ve only listened to one episode (The Selfish Gene), but it was great! The hosts dissect complex topics and discuss them in relatable language, making it easier to understand the larger points in these long books. Looking forward to listening to more!
Enjoyed listening to the podcast of The Righteous Mind. Not a book I would usually select. The format was great and the brotherly banter of these clearly intelligent young men made for easy listening. Plan to read the book now that I have some help in understanding what I am reading.
The Books Brothers just sound like guys you want to hang out with. Sharp, witty and fun loving, if this podcast is the closest you can get these guys, well that ain’t that bad.
Loved the banter between the brothers. They take difficult subjects and make them understandable, enjoyable and easy to keep listening
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This podcast features two brothers engaging in thoughtful discussions about influential non-fiction books across a variety of subjects, including science, history, culture, and the natural world. Each episode presents a rich synthesis of concepts drawn from the selected literature, facilitating insights that make complex topics accessible to a broader audience. The hosts utilize humor and personal anecdotes to bring their analyses to life, making challenging subjects enjoyable to listen to and prompting listeners to think critically about the world around them.
With a focus on both historical context and contemporary relevance, the discussions cover an array of topics such as evolution, cognitive neuroscience, and artificial intelligence. ... more
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