
Becky Ripley and Emily Knight make sense of what it means to be human by looking to the natural world... Science meets storytelling with a philosophical twist.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 41 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ScienceNature | |||

The mystery of consciousness has been one of the most unsolvable problems across neuroscience, philosophy, and psychology. How can a lump of matter come to be aware of itself? Is consciousness real, or an illusion? And even if I'm pretty convinced by... more
For African Wild Dogs in the Okovango Delta, living with the pack has its ups and downs. You get help with the hunting, and there's safety in numbers, but there's also a lot of compromise. When the pack leaves, you leave, even if you were in the midd... more
Jackpot! Lights are flashing, bells are ringing, and you collect your big reward. No, this isn't Vegas, but it might as well be. We're in a specially designed casino for rats, where they gamble in pursuit of the Big Win: delicious sugar pellets. For ... more
What if all the ideas and values surrounding our lives are like pieces of sediment in a river? Some never quite settle and get swept away, lost to the currents of time. But some take hold, solidify, become part of the cultural bedrock that underpin o... more
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Love this series, it is so well done and interesting and the two presenters are my favourite podcast presenters
Loving this show. Such great analogies derived from nature. Short and extremely insightful.
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I love these, wonderful insights into behavior. I really hope there will be more soon.
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This show blends science, philosophy, and storytelling to explore what it means to be human through observations of the natural world. Episodes cover topics like plant intelligence, animal group decision-making, risk and reward in behavior, sedimentation as a metaphor for ideas, power posing, and the biology of kissing, often featuring prominent researchers and thinkers who provide rigorous context and thought-provoking perspectives. A notable strength is the way guests from neuroscience, ecology, philosophy, and anthropology are woven into accessible conversations, with a clear emphasis on curiosity, cross-disciplinary thinking, and practical implications for everyday behavior and technology. The format tends to mix experiments, field obse... more
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