ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In this first episode of The Wonder Why, we explore one of the most complex questions in human history: why do humans create divisions between each other?
We’ll look at the history of race, how societies have categorized people over time, and the psychological and social reasons humans create groups and identities. This episode is a journey into understanding humanity, the ideas that shape our world, and the questions we continue to ask about ourselves.
Join me as we explore the deeper questions behind history, society, and what it means to understand one another.
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United States
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Welcome to The Wonder Why — a podcast exploring big ideas, curious minds, and the questions that shape how we understand the world. In this introduction, we’ll begin a journey through science, philosophy, religion, history, and the mysteries of human existence.
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