Actual evolutionary psychology by actual evolutionary psychologists. Hosted by Dave Pietraszewski and David Pinsof. Every week, Dave and David bring cutting-edge work in the evolutionary behavioral sciences to you.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 23 | Founded | 5 months ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Social SciencesScience |
Motive? Intent? Case closed! In this episode, Keelah Williams (JD, PhD, Hamilton) runs us through our bar exam prelims, explaining how our evolved psychology influences legal decision-making, and what consequences this may have on truth, justice, and... more
Grab some candy (or brains): Halloween is here! This week, we talk to Coltan Scrivner about why we can't look away from the macabre, what exactly the "horror" genre is, and why a self-dose of fear and horror may be good for anxiety. If you are curiou... more
How are humans able to sustain large families? What is our "true" reproductive strategy as a species? Are kids designed to raise younger children? And is it unnatural for us to live in such strongly age-segregated societies? In this episode, we talk ... more
Why do we believe what we believe? And our we aware of why we believe what we believe? And what is a belief anyway? And what should we think of people like Jordan Peterson? We tackle these questions and more in this episode with Dan Williams (Sussex)... more
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I’m a dumb finishing carpenter but I found this eternally fascinating! You’re doing great work, thank you.
I’m an evolutionary psychologist and this pod is an incredible representation of the field and how we approach things. Major props to the two Davids!!
This is an excellent podcast for those interested in evolutionary psychology who are not professionals in the field. The presenters do not patronize their audience but it is easy to find the references for those interested. In conversation with their guests, they offer insights into thinking in the field beyond that you can easily get from just reading papers and the popular trade books. Thankfully the listener is spared political discussion and amateurish comedy. I wish there were more podcasts... more
Very very informative however I do wish they made more practical examples of how these ideas bubble down to the laymen
Hello again, name is ryan! Apple podcasts gives me a goofy name and idk how to change it.
This podcast gets better with time… give it a chance people! They also take feedback seriously and respectfully, which is rare in alternative media.
To follow up on your recorded response (thanks by the way!), I honestly cant remember what i meant about implications being more interesting than the research. I actually want general understanding of how evopsych research is done (i.e., methods), along wit... more
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Content primarily focuses on the intersection of human behavior, psychology, and evolution, featuring in-depth discussions with experts on various aspects of evolutionary psychology. Topics recurrently cover the complexities of human relationships, communication, cultural practices, and moral judgments, alongside societal implications of evolutionary principles. The show is known for its insightful exploration of research findings, often contrasting academic rigor with real-world applications, making it engaging for both professionals in the field and general audiences interested in understanding human behavior through an evolutionary lens.
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Recent guests on Evolutionary Psychology include:
1. Keelah Williams
2. Coltan Scrivner
3. Karen Kramer
4. Dan Williams
5. Mike Gurven
6. Thom Scott-Phillips
7. Brenda Bowser
8. Chris Von Rueden
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