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Join Lindsay as she talks about how social stratification and inequality develop with a single seed. Featuring Dr. Winifred Creamer speaking on her work with the Norte Chico civilization.
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Join Lindsay as she interviews three of the “Underground Astronauts,” Elen Feuerriegel, Becca Peixotto, and Marina Elliott about their experiences on the Rising Star Expedition.
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Join Lindsay as she interview one of the Underground Astronauts, Hannah Morris, a new PhD student at the University of Georgia who helped discover the Naledi Fossils.
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Join Lindsay as she discuss the death of an ancient Paleoindian girl. Featuring anthropologist Megan Ackerman.
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Join Lindsay as she talks about the importance of gossip and stories and how as sapiens became more “female” we became more civilized. Featuring Dr. Elise Boxer on the importance of oral tradition.
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Join Lindsay as she talks about one of the earliest women discovered, “Flo,” the mysterious “Hobbit” of the Homo floresiensis.
Featuring an interview with evolutionary anthropologist Dean Falk.
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Join Lindsay as she discusses some of the earliest known “women.” Featuring an interview about Paleolithic art with Dr. Nancy Ross.
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Join Lindsay as she discusses the biases that evolutionary biology has had to work against, including sexism, racism, Cis-Het classicism and more. Featuring anthropologist Chelsea Shields discussing bipedalism.
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Join Lindsay as she discusses how life grew from nothing and turned into us. Featuring anthropologist Chelsea Shields.
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Join Lindsay as she discusses how life grew from nothing and turned into us. Featuring biologist Crystal Scott.
