
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. patreon.com/epthepod
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 68 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Social SciencesScience | |||

Is cultural evolution a blind process, or one intrinsically impacted by individual cognition and insight? Olivier Morin (CNRS Jean Nicod) simultaneously pulls no punches while remaining distinctly nonpartisan as we traverse these and other murky wate... more
How do we remain resilient and flexible under difficult conditions? In this episode, we talk to Katie Starkweather (UCSB) about her work with the Shodagor, who spend appreciable amounts of life living on small boats in rural Bangladesh. Topics includ... more
They say that if you do what you love you never have to work a day in your life. In this episode, polymath Athena Aktipis (ASU) shares her enthusiasm and love for all things cooperative. Topics include music, Zombies, borderline personality, vibeing,... more
Philosopher of Ethics and Politics Hanno Sauer (Utrecht) examines whether moral progress is all its cracked up to be. Topics include social class, being slightly more moral than others, rationalization costs, the relationship between intellectuals an... more
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The Evolutionary Psychology Podcast is a real treasure trove of evolutionary social science, and a genuine gift to society.
David Pinsof and David Pietraszewski are world-leading experts in the field, who somehow manage to discuss complicated, and at times controversial, scientific topics about human nature, in a way that is nuanced, clear, highly entertaining, and incredibly funny. This is scientific communication at its finest.
The quality of the guests and the conversations held is also ex... more
Excellent podcast for veterans and newcomers. Recent episodes with Boyd, Daly, and Cosmides are essential history and a huge resource for social science. MANY Thanks to the Daves!
Would you consider adding clickable chapters into the podcast? Can be useful
I have zero expertise in evolutionary psychology but the 2 hours always go by so fast! I feel like I’m unlocking humanity’s secret mechanics. Highly recommend
Tuesdays are my favorite day of the week thanks to this podcast! The episode on free will is mind blowing. I highly recommend it!
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A rigorous, idea-driven show that explores evolutionary psychology, behavior, and the philosophy of science through conversations with leading researchers and scholars. Episodes frequently center on mechanisms, causal explanations, modeling, and the production and propagation of cultural ideas, with guest experts spanning anthropology, psychology, philosophy of science, and related disciplines. Notable strengths include long-form, concept-heavy discussions, a clear focus on methodological questions, and a history-of-science perspective that grounds contemporary debates in a broader intellectual arc. Listeners are likely researchers, students, and professionals who want deep dives into theory, methods, and the implications of EvoPsych resear... more
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