Browse newsletters about anthropology

Anthropology.net | Substack

by Anthropology & Primatology

Anthropology.net explores human origins and evolution. It covers biological anthropology, archaeology, ancient DNA, and primate behavior with rigorous, accessible science.

Emmanuel Todd

by Emmanuel Todd

Emmanuel Todd publishes a newsletter. The provided 'About' section does not specify the topics or content that this newsletter covers.

Everyday Ambassador | Annelise Riles | Substack

by Annelise Riles

Annelise Riles, an anthropologist and international lawyer, shares insights and tools for navigating global and personal boundaries, drawn from her bicultural life.

Savage Minds | Substack

by Savage Minds

Savage Minds provides fact-based, anti-identitarian analysis of political and cultural debates, critiquing hijacked leftist politics and modern journalism's decline.

Razib Khan's Unsupervised Learning | Substack

by Razib Khan

Razib Khan's Unsupervised Learning delivers deep dives into human genetics, ancient history, and culture, alongside a weekly podcast featuring uncensored discussion.

The Lost Expat Digest (in Greece) | Ioana Epure | Substack

by Ioana Epure

Journalist Ioana Epure offers a weekly deconstruction of Greek news and culture, simplifying the local media landscape for expats and English speakers.

The Curiosity Files

by NE - Naked Emperor Newsletter

NE - Naked Emperor Newsletter's The Curiosity Files uncovers hidden truths and explores intriguing subjects, inviting reader engagement.

Odd Anthropology

by Odd Anthropology

Explore fascinating stories of humanity's past and cultural discoveries through an anthropological lens, led by Taisha Koster and Ivy Boyd.

Tangentially Speaking with Chris Ryan | Substack

by Chris Ryan

Chris Ryan, co-author of Sex at Dawn, hosts Tangentially Speaking, featuring candid rants and conversations with an eclectic mix of guests on human nature.

John Hawks | Substack

by John Hawks

John Hawks, a UW-Madison professor and evolutionary geneticist, explores human evolution, ancient DNA, and discoveries like Homo naledi from South Africa.

Synapses Fest

by Vassilis

Vassilis shares monthly 'Mind Crunches' of curated, cross-disciplinary knowledge, connecting diverse domains like technology, anthropology, and politics.

Madeleine's Substack

by Madeleine Beekman

Madeleine Beekman explores how evolution relates to human behavior, using essays to explain various issues through an evolutionary lens, guided by Dobzhansky's insights.