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Dr. Henrich joined Tyler Cowen for Conversations with Tyler, a one-on-one interview series with today's top thinkers. Their conversation at George Mason University's Mercatus Center ranged from cultural evolution, prosocial religion, and WEIRD people to...

In an interview with Five Books, a website that asks experts to pick the five best books in their field, Dr. Henrich discusses his picks for the top books on cultural evolution. Get his recommendations and read the interview here.

Dr. Henrich was invited to speak at the London School of Economics (LSE) as a Morishima Lecturer. LSE's Morishima Lecture Series features social scientists whose work reaches beyond traditional disciplinary boundaries. Watch Dr. Henrich's lecture on The...

Dr. Henrich discussed The Secret of Our Success and his research with Steve Paikin of TVOntario's program The Agenda. The Agenda, TVO's main current affairs program, explores social, political, cultural and economic issues. Watch the full interview here .

Writing for Strategy + Business magazine, David Hurst reviews Dr. Henrich's latest book, The Secret of Our Success. An award-winning magazine aimed at leaders, Strategy + Business explores issues in management and decision making. Read the review,...

The Mind, Brain, Behavior Graduate Committee invited Dr. Henrich and Dr. Max Krasnow to debate culture, evolution, and the human mind. Dr. Krasnow is an Assistant Professor of Psychology at Harvard. To watch the full debate, which was moderated by Dr...

Dr. Henrich talks culture and evolution with Dr. Matt Townsend, host of BYU Radio's Matt Townsend Show. Listen to the radio segment here .

Dr. Joey Cheng chats with Christopher Intagliata of Scientific American's "60-Second Science" podcast, discussing her recent paper with Dr. Henrich and colleagues on the vocal signals of dominance. The article, " Listen, follow me: Dynamic vocal signals...

Follow this link to watch Dr. Henrich's recent book talk for the Harvard Museum of Natural History and the Peabody Museum of Archaeology & Ethnology.

Brian Gallagher, writing for the "Facts So Romantic" blog at Nautilus Magazine, explores Dr. Henrich's arguments about the role of faith in human evolution. Nautilus is a science magazine that examines a single theme every month, through the lens of...