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Today we welcome Dr. Anne Fausto-Sterling. She is the Nancy Duke Lewis Professor Emerita of Biology and Gender Studies in the Department of Molecular and Cell Biology and Biochemistry at Brown University. Her books and scholarly articles are referenc... more
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Today we welcome Dr. Carole Hooven. For the past six years, she served as a lecturer and co-director of undergraduate studies at Harvard’s department of Human Evolutionary Biology. She has received numerous teaching awards, and her popular Hormones a... more
The topics are insightful but I have noticed a pattern with people with multiple degrees, they talk at a pace that is so fast and unenjoyable to listen to. This is not the case with the host, maybe he is more relaxed since it’s his show.
Interesting, progressive and thought-proviking. Top of my podcast list!
This episode is amazing. Thank u so much.
I listen to several podcasts on long drives, but this one is the most probing, genuine, educative one. Feel like being in the company of warm and wise friends. Keep it up and comimg. Love it
We need to start thinking like Martha beck. In this episode, she states “I don’t struggle with mental illness, I enjoy it!”. more
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