Razib Khan

Razib Khan's Unsupervised Learning

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Conversations about science, culture, and current affairs www.razibkhan.com

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Razib Khan

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Podcast countdown to 2021 - day 5, Suhag Shukla: Hindus in America 30.12.2020 1:10:22

I'm counting down to the new year here by re-releasing favorite past episodes from the archives of my other podcast homes each day until 2021. Hope you'll discover a memorable voice or two you might have missed before. These episodes are free for all; next on the docket are new episodes for paying subscribers only, including conversations with Armand Leroi and Alina Chan . What is a Hindu? In p...

Podcast countdown to 2021 - day 4, Alexander G. Ioannidis: Native American ancestry in pre-Columbian Polynesia 29.12.2020 44:44

Podcast countdown to 2021 - day 3, Thomas Chatterton Williams: beyond black and white 28.12.2020 1:16:52

In anticipation of releasing new podcasts in 2021, including with Armand Leroi and Alina Chan , I’ve been reposting some of my favorite conversations of the past few years in the last week of the current year. I'm counting down to the new year here by re-releasing a favorite past episode from the archives of my other podcast homes each day until 2021. Hope you'll discover a memorable voice or tw...

Podcast countdown to 2021 - day 2, Vagheesh Narasimhan: Indian genetic history 27.12.2020 1:25:11

In anticipation of releasing new podcasts in 2021, including with Armand Leroi and Alina Chan , I am reposting some of my favorite conversations of the past few years in the last week of 2020. I'm going to count down to the new year here by re-releasing a favorite past episode from the archives of my other podcast homes each day until 2021. Hope you'll discover a memorable voice or two you might...

Podcast countdown to 2021 - day 1, Shadi Hamid 26.12.2020 1:46:27

This past week I recorded two podcast episodes I'm particularly looking forward to sharing with you. First, I had a long chat with Armand Leroi . Any chance I get to talk to him I come away wondering why he isn't everywhere, all the time. Leroi’s Mutants: On Genetic Variety and the Human Body is one of the most elegantly written works of scientific narrative from the 2000’s. Even so, I was surpris...