Anthropotamus - Anthropology Podcast

Anthropotamus is a podcast dedicated to exploring the science of humanity. We bring together anthropologists, archaeologists, researchers, students, and curious minds to discuss the latest findings in cultural anthropology, archaeology, biological anthropology, linguistic anthropology, and related fields. Through interviews, research spotlights, and thoughtful discussions, we make anthropology accessible while highlighting the discoveries, debates, and field experiences that shape our understanding of human societies—past and present.

Anthropotamus - Anthropology Podcast is a arts podcast hosted by Anthropotamus, with 76 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 82. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Anthropotamus hosts Anthropotamus - Anthropology Podcast, a arts show with 76 episodes published.

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  Episode 75 Book discussion - American Trickster: Ru Marshall on the Hidden Life of Carlos Castaneda

  Jul 4, 20261h 26m

  In this episode, Ashley and Les talk with author and artist Ru Marshall about their newly published book, American Trickster: The Hidden Lives of Carlos Castaneda. Marshall uncovers the complex, controversial, and often mysterious world surrounding Castaneda—one of the most influential and debated figures in 20th‑century anthropology and counterculture. This conversation dives into Castaneda’s secretive life, his impact on popular spirituality, and the myths that shaped his public persona. Marshall shares insights from years of research, revealing the hidden stories behind the man who captivated millions. American Trickster is available from OR Books, Bookshop.org, Barnes & Noble, and Amazon. #CarlosCastaneda #AmericanTrickster #RuMarshall #Anthropology #Counterculture #Biography #InvestigativeResearch

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  Episode 74 Interview with Anika Elema about Divine Epithets: Rethinking Poseidon, Athena and Demeter

  Jul 2, 202631 min

  In this episode, Ashley and Les sit down with PhD candidate Anika Elema to explore her fascinating new article, “Poseidon, Athena, and Demeter: Epithets and Associations in the Divine.” We dive into ancient Greek religion, mythological symbolism, and how divine epithets reveal deeper cultural meaning. Anika breaks down the relationships between major Greek deities, the power of names and titles, and what these associations tell us about worship, identity, and myth-making in the ancient world. If you’re interested in classical studies, mythology, archaeology, ancient religion, or the history of ideas, this conversation offers rich insights and fresh perspectives. #GreekMythology #AncientReligion #ClassicalStudies #Archaeology #Poseidon #Athena #Demeter #MythologyPodcast #AcademicTalk #AncientGreece #Anthropology

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  Episode 73 Doing Ethnography book discussion with Dr Jessica Smartt Gullion and Dr Susan Harper

  Jun 1, 202647 minS0

  In this episode, we dive into the book Doing Ethnography with authors Jessica Smartt Gullion and Susan Harper. We explore what ethnographic research is, how to conduct ethnography in real‑world settings, and why this method matters for social scientists, students, and anyone interested in understanding culture, identity, and lived experience. If you’re curious about qualitative research, fieldwork, or how scholars study communities, this conversation offers practical insights and expert guidance.

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  Episode 72 Sharing the past A reciprocal approach to community-engaged. Kirk D. French

  Mar 17, 202658 minS0

  In this episode we interview Kirk D French about his new article Sharing the past A reciprocal approach to community engaged.

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  Special feature Roman Jakobson's 6 functions of language

  Dec 25, 20258 minS0

  This is a special feature episode in which I explain Roman Jakobson's Six functions of Language as taught in Laura Ahern's book "Living Language".

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