277 - The 200 Million Year History of Eves: A Dialogue with Cat Bohannon

Listen now | In this episode, Xavier Bonilla has a dialogue with Cat Bohannon about the evolutionary history of females. They discuss her background, limited female subjects in many research papers, “morgie” and how milk became important, other features of milk such as bonding, attachment, and the “let-down” reflex. They also talk about the different types of wombs for monotremes, marsupials, and placentals, placenta and the menstrual cycle, and risks of pregnancy. They also talk about the grandmother hypothesis, future of females, and many more topics.

Eve: How the Female Body Drove 200 Million Years of Human Evolution

286 - Gender Performativity in Biology: A Dialogue with Richard Prum

52 - Menopause: A Cultural Syndrome? - A Dialogue with Susan Mattern, Converging Dialogues Podcast

277 - The 200 Million Year History of Eves: A Dialogue with Cat Bohannon

49 - The Self-Conscious Emotion of Pride: A Dialogue with Jessica Tracy

52 - Menopause: A Cultural Syndrome? - A Dialogue with Susan Mattern, Converging Dialogues Podcast

277 - The 200 Million Year History of Eves: A Dialogue with Cat Bohannon

94-The Neuroscientific and Philosophical Landscape of SelfRegulation:A Dialogue with Stuart Shanker

254 - Trying to Own the Libs Since 1967: A Dialogue with Lauren Lassabe Shepherd

truehmala's podcast playlist - Episode Playlist

277 - The 200 Million Year History of Eves: A Dialogue with Cat Bohannon

190 - Deconstructing Derrida: A Dialogue with Peter Salmon

Eve: How the Female Body Drove 200 Million Years of Human Evolution

78 - Nuanced Feminism in Modern Times: A Dialogue with Kat Rosenfield