Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 3 days 21 hours 54 minutes
Razib talks to Dr. Jessica Chong of the University of Washington about how genomics has changed how we view and understand rare disorders
Razib talks to Austin Reynolds about what he's discovered about adaptation in indigenous peoples of the New World.
Razib and Spencer discuss the state-of-the-pandemic at the end of March 2020.
Spencer and Razib discuss the state of the pandemic, why Spencer is skeptical of rapid vaccine development, and the political and cultural fallout of COVID-19.
Razib talks to Chad Niederhuth at Michigan State on the promise of GMO agriculture!
Razib catches up with Chris Stinger on the state of paleoanthropology in 2020 and the ramifications of what genetics has taught us about the diversity in Denisovans in the past few years!
Spencer and Razib discuss the latest ancient DNA work that sheds light on East Asian prehistory (and also some coronavirus status update) (excuse the "sound effects" early in the podcast!)
This week Razib talks to Dan Crouch about what we know about the genetics of the variation shape and features.
Spencer and Razib discuss current events in the context of cultural evolution. The history of decline, the American "Empire", and Peter Turchin's thoughts on social disorder
Razib talks to Dr. Emily Deans on what's like to work in psychiatry today in a world with personal genomics. https://twitter.com/evolutionarypsy