(From Spotify): Impact of Family Stability on Childhood Outcomes: "even among sort of middle or upper middle class families, if there's a lot of sort of disorder and divorce and remarriages and separations and just sort of day to day uncertainty

(From Spotify) Dan Riley [00:02:23]: Welcome to the show. It's great to have you on. Rob Henderson [00:02:26]: Thanks, Dan. It's great to be here. Dan Riley [00:02:28]: I thought, and I mentioned this

**Jon Dean - The Science of DMT** 1. Introduction to Guest and Topic - Jon Dean's background in chemistry and psychology - His interest in DMT catalyzed by an existential crisis - Mention of Jon's research on endogenous DMT -

1. "Entity Encounters": High doses of DMT can result in contact with seemingly autonomous entities from other dimensions. 2. "Chemistry's Consciousness Influence": Brain chemistry can drastically alter consciousness and reality, raising deep neurological and existential questions. 3. "

(From YouTube episode) The Mysteries of the Human Brain: "the brain is complicated to the point where you can take a compound that'll completely change consciousness and change reality, and that there has to be some sort of neurological at least

(From YouTube) Dan Riley [00:00:23]: John Dean, real pleasure to have you on the show. I've been interested in the subject we're going to be talking about for a long time. Welcome, man. It's great to

### Introduction to Robin Dunbar and Evolutionary Psychology - Overview of Robin Dunbar's background in animal behavior and ecology, and his focus on human behavior. - Evolution of evolutionary psychology as a field, with a restructuring of evolutionary arguments. - Roles of the

1. "Social Bonding Rituals": Engaging in laughter, singing, and storytelling fosters intense bonding through the brain's endorphin system. 2. "Evolving Psychology Careers": Robin Dunbar discusses his transition from studying animal behavior to focusing on human evolutionary psychology and

(From YouTube episode) Evolutionary Arguments and Social Structures: "It was really just a rethinking of how evolutionary arguments should be structured as much as anything. So this was, if you like, the selfish gene approach, that prior to that, been a long period

(From YouTube episode) Dan Riley [00:01:18]: Robin Dunbar, it is wonderful to meet you, man. Thank you so much for coming on the show. Welcome. I can't wait to have the conversation. Robin Dunbar [00:01:26]: Thank you very

1. Embracing New Media: Acknowledging new media platforms for enabling extensive, nuanced discussions. 2. Academic Curiosity: Valuing individual power and historical influences on society. 3. Cold War Insights: Exploring factors behind the Cold War and its conclusion. 4. Soviet Union's Collapse: Analyzing

Academic Identity and Aspirations: "Was there a specific contribution, specific area of history that you wanted to really study and be a professor in? What was kind of your narrative, your internal thinking, and your development as an academic, as you are now?

1. Introduction to the Conversation - Jeremi Suri appreciates nuanced conversations on new media. - Dan Riley acknowledges differences and common ground with Suri. 2. The State of Division and Distrust - Examination of divisiveness and distrust in modern US compared to history. -

Dan Riley [00:00:19]: Jeremy? Jeremi Suri [00:00:19]: Well, first I just want to say thank you for having me to your house and taking some time to talk. It's great have you on the show, and welcome. Dan

Key episode quotes from Anthony Graves (Spotify timestamps): Coerced Confessions: "Now, no one really knows everything that the young man was saying, but at the end of it, they told him that they didn't think that he did this crime by

1. "Truth Prevails": Wrongfully accused, Anthony Graves' steadfast belief in the truth and the diligent work of individuals who investigated the evidence led to the revelation of his innocence. 2. "Media Power": The media's portrayal of accused

1. Background and Involvement in Anthony Graves' Case - Initial lack of public support and attention - Nicole Casseris and Pamela Koloff's crucial roles in investigating and publicizing his innocence - Role of journalists and the Innocence Project in bringing his

Dan Riley [00:00:19]: Anthony? Well, I first want to just say what a pleasure it is to meet you, to get to have met you a little bit over the last half an hour, hour or so. And thanks for inviting me

10 lessons: 1. 'Natural Human Tendencies': Evolved fears in infants show how we're designed for survival; not all inclinations are apparent at birth. 2. 'Mating Foundations': Early studies of couples tested evolutionary hypotheses, leading to a 37-culture study

1. Introduction to David Buss and Evolutionary Psychology - David Buss's background and interest in psychology and human nature - Transition from personality psychology to evolutionary biology - The 37-culture study on mate preferences 2. Collaboration and Foundations of Evolutionary Psychology -

David Buss [00:00:19]: David? Dan Riley [00:00:19]: Well, first, just wanted to say thank you for letting me into your home and giving me the time. It's great to meet you, and welcome to the show. David Buss

Dan Riley [00:00:00]: Savvall, I want to thank you for letting me into your office. I know this is a busy time of the year for you and your staff, so I appreciate the time and the interest in having a conversation.

Dan Riley [00:00:38]: Jim Hollis, it is wonderful to see you again. Thank you so much. It's an honor to get some of your time. Welcome back to the show. Dan Riley [00:00:44]: It's good to

Paul Conti [00:00:00]: When people say, oh, whatever doesn't kill you makes you stronger, I think that is absolutely not true. Whatever doesn't kill you can almost kill you and leave you a lot weaker or leave you

Dan Riley [00:00:19]: Mike. Well, first, thank you for letting me come in here and meet you and for the tour, and it's really good to meet you, and welcome to the show. It's nice to have you