On The DarkHorse Podcast, we will explore questions that matter, with tools that work. Weekly episodes of "The Evolutionary Lens" are co-hosted with Bret Weinstein and Heather Heying, in which we use an evolutionary toolkit to reveal patterns in nature--including human nature. Guest episodes feature Bret hosting long form discussions. Some guests are well known, others obscure, but all are chosen ... more
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 308 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Forrest Maready is the author of “The Moth in the Iron Lung”, among other books. It tells a very different story of the Polio epidemic than the one you are likely familiar with, a story with radically different implications for health and medicine. B... more
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In this 219th in a series of live discussions with Bret Weinstein and Heather Heying (both PhDs in Biology), we talk about the state of the world through an evolutionary lens. more
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One of our greatest resources for learning are stories from generations past. I am so grateful you also recognize the value of living history & chose to interview Martin. I get a lot from your show, but of all your podcasts, that was my favorite. My only criticism is that Heather wasn't in on it too. It is amazing you two crossed paths, especially at a time such as this. more
First I think they are great when discussing science. In fact this is why continue listening to their podcast. But I get the impression that they feel so battered by what happened to them professionally that they are moving closer to ideology that is far to extreme and to some in this country who could care less about facts.
Heather and Bret consistently provide the best discussions on many relevant topics. They are the best.
You guys have good content but it’s painful to listen to. Too much interrupting each other, too many bunny trails off the main topic and too much beating around the bush instead of getting to the point. It’s not a conversation between you two but from you two to us. Please get more crisp and to the point.
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