Ohio State Anthropology graduate students

A Story of Us

Society EN ↓ 62 episodes

An original podcast brought to you by the graduate students of the Department of Anthropology at The Ohio State University. Join us once as we explore the human experience! We are now a part of the Anthropology Public Outreach Program at The Ohio State University. Follow us @ohiostateAPOP

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Ohio State Anthropology graduate students

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Society

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u.osu.edu

Latest episode

May 28, 2025

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Episodes

S2E1a - Early Childhood 10.02.2017

Welcome back to A Story of Us! This is the first episode of Series 2: Childhood! We have a new host (1st year PhD student Emma Lagan) and a fantastic series ahead! This episode defines childhood and goes through some of the biological aspects of the early part of childhood.

Bonus Episode: Interview With Dr. Noreen von Cramon-Taubadel 20.01.2017

Evolutionary morphologist Dr. Noreen von Cramon-Taubadel discusses how the shape of our skeleton can inform our understanding of migration and evolutionary history.

Bonus Episode: Interview With Dr. Jeffrey Cohen 06.01.2017

Cultural anthropologist and OSU faculty member Dr. Jeffrey Cohen discusses his research on migration in Oaxaca, Mexico, as well as some of his recent publications.

S1E4b - Conversation With Dr. Mark Hubbe and Selin Nugent 03.01.2017

Evolutionary anthropologist Dr. Mark Hubbe and bioarchaeologist Selin Nugent discuss some of the benefits and difficulties of using skeletal evidence to reconstruct both long and short term human migrations.

S1E4a - Here and Back Again: The Skeletal Evidence 09.12.2016

This episode continues our discussion of archaeology and introduces the ways skeletal evidence can be used by anthropologists to understand migration in the past. This podcast was made in collaboration with the American Anthropological Association.

S1E3b - Conversation With Dr. Robert Cook and Laura Crawford 15.11.2016

Ohio State University Department of Anthropology faculty member Dr. Robert Cook and graduate student Laura Crawford discuss two North American migrations, archaeology, and material culture. This podcast was made in collaboration with the American Anthropological Asssociation.

S1E3a - Here and Back Again: Foundings, Spreads, and Cycles 30.10.2016

This episode introduces the field of archaeology and, specifically, discusses how material culture can help anthropologists understand migration in the past.

S1E2b - Conversation With Dr. Mark Moritz and Erin Kane 06.10.2016

Faculty member Dr. Mark Moritz and graduate student Erin Kane discuss their work with pastoralist and primate groups.

S1E2a - Normal and Seasonal Mobility 22.09.2016

This episode takes a step back from migration and focuses on normal and seasonal mobility through two case studies: one human and one non-human primate.

S1E1b - Coversation With Kelly Yotebieng And Natalia Zotova 09.09.2016

A conversation between two cultural anthropology graduate students in our department: Kelly Yotebieng and Natalia Zotova.

S1E1a - Pushes And Pulls, Bridges And Barriers 01.09.2016

This is the first episode of our Migration series! We'll give you an overview of how different anthropologists study migration in the past and present. We'll also give you a preview of the rest of the series.

Episode 0 - Introduction to the Podcast 20.06.2016

Welcome to A Story of Us Podcast! We'll begin our podcast series in August 2016, but here's a preview of what's to come. Please join us and subscribe to the feed!

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