Why Do We Do That? An anthropologist's guide to the modern world.
There are lots of everyday things which, when you think about them, are pretty weird. Like kissing, doomscrolling and sitting down to go to the loo. Social media may tell you to blame the latest influencer who went viral. Your therapist might tell you to blame your parents. But palaeoanthropologist Ella Al-Shamahi is here to tell yo... more
Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 36 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Category | Science |
Ella Al-Shamahi explores evolutionary mysteries in More Play with Brenna Hassett.
BBC Studios Audio Producer: Olivia Jani Additional Production: Emily Bird Series Producer: Geraldine Fitzgerald Executive Producer: Alexandra Feachem
Paleoanthropologist Ella Al-Shamahi asks why do humans play?
The Neanderthals are a species that was so close to us that we could reproduce with them, they had creativity, technology and they made art - handprints on cave walls and painted shells st... more
Ella Al-Shamahi explores evolutionary mysteries in More Bad Boys with Julia Stern.
BBC Studios Audio Producer: Olivia Jani Additional Production: Emily Bird Series Producer: Geraldine Fitzgerald Executive Producer: Alexandra Feachem
Paleoanthropologist Ella Al-Shamahi looks at the evidence for what people want in a partner and how it changes as they get older. Psychologist Julia Stern from the University of Bremen shares the results of a study which recruited people from a singl... more
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Welcome back Ella. I love this podcast it’s full of facts and information, talking points and fantastically presented. Hoping there will be more seasons in the future too.
Exploring little every day habits in a scientific way but also a very funny way.
Too bad there hasn’t been any new content since dec. 2022.
I’ve loved listening to this and have used it as a handy antidote for all the depressing news we are subject to at the moment 😊
I’m leaning and laughing at the same time even my school can’t do that
I’ve learned a bunch already and can’t wait for more crazy info I never thought I wanted to know😂 People are weird and cool😄
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Focusing on the intriguing intersections of anthropology and everyday human behavior, this podcast examines the cultural, historical, and evolutionary roots of common habits. Topics range from the peculiarities of social rituals to the quirks of contemporary life, with episodes exploring subjects such as the psychology behind play, the allure of 'bad boys', the significance of dance, and how natural environments influence well-being. Listeners can expect a thoughtful and often humorous approach to understanding why people do what they do, presented through engaging conversations with experts and fascinating anecdotes.
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Why Do We Do That? launched 3 years ago and published 36 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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1. Brenna Hassett
2. Dr. Brenna Hasset
3. Dr. Julia Stern
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5. Dr. Bronwyn Tarr
6. Robin Dunbar
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