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Raising Primates
by Megan McCue
Raising Primates is a podcast interested in the intersection of culture and parenting practices around the world. We'll explore our past as a species, as well as cultures around the world today, in hopes of making sense of this thing we call "parenting". Join us for interviews with anthropologists, social scientists, and other researchers/authors as we discover where we came from and where we're going.Become a PATREON to support our efforts:www.patreon.com/raisingprimatesVisit us online: www.raisingprimates.com
Episodes
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Are We WEIRD Parents? with Alma Gottlieb
Alma Gottlieb, PhD, anthropologist and author of A World Of Babies, and I sit down to talk how our WEIRD (Western, Educated, Industrial, Rich, Democratic) culture can differ from many others around the world with regards to ideas and practices surrounding child rearing. We discussed: -why the...
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Life With the Aka (And Their Exceptional Fathers) with Barry Hewlett
Barry Hewlett, PhD, professor of anthropology at Washington State University and I sit down to talk about his time spent with the Akas in Central Africa. We discussed: -How Barry’s career in anthropology evolved and how he came to spend time with the Akas (a nomadic foraging society he lived with...
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Parenting Culture & Intensive Mothering with Charlotte Faircloth
Charlotte Faircloth, PhD, anthropologist and author of "Militant Lactivism? Attachment Parenting and Intensive Motherhood in the UK and France", and I sit down to talk about "parenting culture" and how attachment parenting fits into the larger ideology of intensive mothering. We discuss:...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Raising Primates is a podcast interested in the intersection of culture and parenting practices around the world. We'll explore our past as a species, as well as cultures around the world today, in hopes of making sense of this thing we call "parenting". Join us for interviews with anthropologists, social scientists, and other researchers/authors as we discover where we came from and where we're going.Become a PATREON to support our efforts:www.patreon.com/raisingprimatesVisit us online: www.raisingprimates.com
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Megan McCue
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