# Satoshi Kanazawa
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satoshi kanazawa (born 16 November 1962) is an American-born British evolutionary psychologist and writer. He is currently Reader in Management at the London School of Economics. His work uses evolutionary psychology to analyse social sciences such as sociology, economics, and anthropology.
Episode 12 – Sexual Fluidity Is So Homo (Sapiens)
In celebration of Pride Week, today’s episode tackles the question of whether female sexual fluidity has evolutionary origins, based on a controversial article by Satoshi Kanazawa (link below). We recorded this outside, so you will hear sounds of actual nature –squirrels and birds– and the occasio…
Episode 110: Science & Race
In this episode of Life, the Universe & Everything Else, Gem, Lauren, Ashlyn, and Laura discuss science’s rocky history with issues of race and talk about some racist pseudosciences that continue to masquerade as science today.
Life, the Universe & Everything Else is a program promoting secular hu…
RAR Ep. 19 - Real Women Are Mothers, Featuring Chaele Davis
EPISODE SUMMARY
We live in a crazy world, and it's getting crazier. For many women, it's not a world they want to bring a child into - and that's just ONE reason why women are having fewer and fewer children. In the 1970s, one in ten women reached menopause without giving birth to a child. But by 2…
Book Hoarders Anonymous, Episode 26
“Allergic to Preaching”
Last month’s homework was Being INvisible by Thomas Berger.
Erin’s Reading List
A Turn of Light by Julie Czerneda
Why Beautiful People Have More Daughters by Allen Miller and Satoshi Kanazawa
Chocolate Chip Cookie Murder by Joanne Fluke
Dirty Magic by Jaye Wells
River of …
Black Men & Family,, What Went Wrong
When I read the story about Albert Haynesworth saying he didn't even like black women a year and a half ago
and then the comments of the female writer (http://thyblackman.com/2011/05/21/sheila-agnew-why-black-women-should-fight-back-albert-haynesworth-chad-ochocinco-and-satoshi-kanazawa/), It supp…
Episode 53: The Psychology People Love to Hate (Evolutionary Psychology Pt.1)
Dave and Tamler take a shot at answering the question: what is an evolutionary psychologist? Is it just a psychologist who believes in evolution? (No.) Is it a psychologist who embraces a computational, modular theory of the mind? (No. Well, maybe…we're not sure.) Are they psychologists who are par…
Episode 12 – Sexual Fluidity Is So Homo (Sapiens)
In celebration of Pride Week, today’s episode tackles the question of whether female sexual fluidity has evolutionary origins, based on a controversial article by Satoshi Kanazawa (link below). We recorded this outside, so you will hear sounds of actual nature –squirrels and birds– and the occasi…
The Jewish IQ Myth: The Truth is Much Weirder
Join Malcolm and Simone Collins as they challenge the widely-held belief about Ashkenazi Jewish intellectual superiority. This eye-opening discussion explores:
* The misrepresentation and manipulation of IQ studies
* How cultural practices, not genetics, may explain Jewish success
* The dangers of …
9 Signs You're Much Smarter Than You Think
Are you smart or average? How would you describe a genius? Einstein’s grandnephew who knows the answer to every test question ever? Or maybe it is a smart person who can solve any problem? We have news for you: it is not just about your genes, grades, or life experience. Scientists have revealed te…
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