Humanities by Humans

In this podcast, I discuss how I feel about video games and violence. As parents, we should monitor what our children are watching and playing.

Just because it’s science, doesn’t mean it can’t be creative. Join us for the Forensic Files!

What do Jack the Ripper and the scientific method have in common? A profiler could tell you!

Some say that physical science and psychological science are at opposites ends of a spectrum. However, this podcast hopes to link the two together and show how physical science, specifically stratigraphy, depends on your thinking process.

On this episode, William interviews life-long friend Thomas about a common hobby that they both share: exotic animal keeping. Listen as the two recount stories of their exploits and relate it to the interesting and engaging topic of critical thinking.

Is your body language communicating what you THINK it's communicating? 

Selective attention is a part of our everyday life. In order to enhance critical thinking skills, we need to know how it works. Listen to this podcast to find information and real-world examples of selective attention.

Take a trip with me as we venture into one of the world's most fascinating pieces of hard work, commitment, and skill from the Palaeolithic era.  We're headed to southwestern France, near the village of Montignac in the Dordogne region to explore the Cave Paintings at Lascaux.

This episode is about the amazing, unique, and mysterious artifact called the Running Horned Woman. This rock painting displayed what archaeologists thought was to be a horned goddess... What do you think?

This podcast tells the story of the ancient texts inscribed on the Rosetta Stone. It explains how the stone became the key to reading hieroglyphics and understanding Egyptian civilizations as well as how and when King Ptolemy V came into power.