Anthropotamus is a podcast dedicated to exploring the science of humanity. We bring together anthropologists, archaeologists, researchers, students, and curious minds to discuss the latest findings in cultural anthropology, archaeology, biological anthropology, linguistic anthropology, and related fields. Through interviews, research spotlights, and thoughtful discussions, we make anthropology accessible while highlighting the discoveries, debates, and field experiences that shape our understanding of human societies—past and present.
The podcast was started in the summer of 2021 (after 2 years of planning and COVID) by Ashley N. Baeza & Les Teems. With the podcast we hope to bring the love and excitement of anthropology to others and to promote the wonderful work of anthropologists around the world
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- Episode 73 Doing Ethnography book discussion with Dr Jessica Smartt Gullion and Dr Susan Harper
- Episode 72 Sharing the past A reciprocal approach to community-engaged. Kirk D. French
- Special feature Roman Jakobson’s 6 functions of language
- Episode 71 Fluent Forever Book Discussion
- Episode 70 Discussing the Duckworth Burma Collection with Dr Nandar Yukyi
- Episode 69 “Proto” Book Discussion
- Episode 68 -Unstable Ground book discussion
- Episode 67 The House of My Mother Book Discussion
- Episode 66 Anthropology of Work
- Episode 65 – Interview – Who Speaks Tho Fan? Deconstructing the Constructed Language of Jade Empire
- Episode 64 Book Discussion – Unsettled Families
- Episode 62 Exploring Simulated Worlds & Parallel Realities Book Discussion
- Episode 61 – Styles For Flourishing Book Discussion
- Episode 60 – Becoming Baba Yaga Book Discussion
- Episode 59 – Learning To Walk in the Forest