Are Humans Built for Modern Life?
Are humans actually built for modern life? Felicia and Ehud Ur explore how cities, technology, social media, AI, and ultra-processed food are reshaping human biology and behavior faster than evolution...
7 Mai 32min
Menopause, Survival, and the Human Story
Why do human females live decades after they stop reproducing? We take a deep dive with Dr. Ehud Ur into the grandmother hypothesis, a theory that suggests postmenopausal women played a critical role...
14 Apr 21min
The Story of Easter: From Fertility Rituals to Chocolate Eggs
Why do we celebrate Easter and how did we end up with bunnies, eggs, and chocolate? In this episode of Modern Bodies, we explore the history, symbolism, and human meaning behind Easter — from ancient ...
1 Apr 9min
Daylight Saving Time: Circadian Rhythms and Human Evolution
In this episode of Modern Bodies, we explore the ancient biological clock that still governs the human body. Long before electricity, cities, and digital clocks, human life was structured by light — t...
11 Mar 13min
Stones, Bones, and Teeth: The Bias of the Archaeological Record
How do we actually know what early humans ate? There are no photographs from two million years ago. No written records. No preserved daily menus. What we have are fragments: stone tools, fossilized bo...
3 Mar 12min
How Menopause and Women Shaped Human Evolution
For decades, the story of human evolution has centered on hunters, weapons, and conquest. But what if the real engine of our survival has been hiding in plain sight? In this episode of Modern Bodies, ...
24 Feb 18min
The Myth of the Hunter
For most of human history, we weren't just hunters, we were foragers, scavengers, gatherers, and opportunists. In this episode, we challenge the dramatic hunter narrative and look at what foraging act...
17 Feb 8min
