We humans are living in a time of evolutionary mismatch, asked to live a life we were not designed for. Our DNA demands better from us, so on this show we discuss how to listen to it, to take take dance lessons from it.  That plus the magic of knots, and the 77-year-old Maine woman who continues to challenge Billy to a swim race in 34-degree water.

We humans are living in a time of evolutionary mismatch, asked to live a life we were not designed for. Our DNA demands better from us, so on this show we discuss how to listen to it, to take take dance lessons from it. That plus the magic of knots, and the 77-year-old Maine woman who continues to challenge Billy to a swim race in 34-degree water.

We humans are living in a time of evolutionary mismatch, asked to live a life we were not designed for. Our DNA demands better from us, so on this show we discuss how to listen to it, to take take dance lessons from it.&nbsp; That plus the magic of knots,&nbsp;and the 77-year-old Maine woman who continues to challenge Billy to a swim race in 34-degree water.

The Dance Steps of our DNA

An adventure in wild ideas and wild behaviors, all to answer the question: Can acting like a Homo sapiens make you feel more human? We identify the fundamental evolved abilities programmed into our DNA, the things we were born to do, and then attempt to express them. Or something like that. It's usually a bit of a mess, but the truth is that our restoration project is working. Come join us. Hosted by a mostly mediocre writer named Billy Baker, and a definitely mediocre scientist named Dr. Jody Simoes, who allegedly has a Ph.D in something to do with fisheries and wildlife.

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The Dance Steps of our DNA

The Dance Steps of our DNA