Chicago Book Talk – Fed Up: What Evolution Reveals about Food, Diet, Health, and Eating Well
How many times a day do you ask the question, “What should I eat?” In this talk and his new book, Fed Up, best-selling author and Harvard professor Daniel Lieberman untangles the confusion around this question we never evolved to ask.
Salt Lake City Book Talk – Fed Up: What Evolution Reveals about Food, Diet, Health, and Eating Well
How many times a day do you ask the question, “What should I eat?” In this talk and his new book, Fed Up, best-selling author and Harvard professor Daniel Lieberman untangles the confusion around this question we never evolved to ask.
Houston Book Talk – Fed Up: What Evolution Reveals about Food, Diet, Health, and Eating Well
How many times a day do you ask the question, “What should I eat?” In this talk and his new book, Fed Up, best-selling author and Harvard professor Daniel Lieberman untangles the confusion around this question we never evolved to ask.
How fruit foraging shaped primate evolution
Allegra DePasquale is a Leakey Foundation grantee who studies how interactions between primates, fruiting plants, and other fruit-eating animals have shaped the evolution of key primate traits.
The role of cooking in human evolution and survival
Early humans survived on raw foods. They foraged and hunted whatever was available, consuming it in its natural state. While raw food provides energy, it can be challenging to consume and digest efficiently. That changed when our ancestors learned to control fire.