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Many Minds Podcast

Our world is brimming with beings—human, animal, and artificial. Many Minds explores how they think, sense, feel, and learn. Conversations and audio essays, every two weeks.

Follow Many Minds on Twitter by clicking this link @ManyMindsPod

Hosted by Kensy Cooperrider

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Painting by Pieter Bruegel the Elder (detail)

The natural history of linguistic diversity

August 28, 2026

Painting by George Richmond (detail)

The origins of Darwin’s ideas

July 3, 2026

Image by Georgi Kalaydzhiev via Unsplash

The sparkling deep

June 19, 2026

Image via Biodiversity Heritage Library

Is Man the Hunter just a myth?

Jun 4, 2026

Image by Picsea via Unsplash

Babies, dogs, and the riddles of word learning

May 22, 2026

Image by Sindy Süßengut via Unsplash

The inner life of the hand

May 7, 2026

Image courtesy of Izzy Wisher/Gobierno de Cantabria

Illuminating cave art

April 9, 2026

Getty Images via Unsplash

What can AI teach us about the mind?

March 26, 2026

Image by Robert Bye via Unsplash

Mutualisms all the way down

March 11, 2026

Image by Paul Bill via Unsplash

Seven metaphors for AI

February 26, 2026

Image by Brocken Inaglory via Wikimieda Commons (CC BY-SA 3.0)

Origins of the kiss

February 11, 2026

Image by J.W. Williams via the David Rumsey Map Collection

The aura of metaphor

January 29, 2026

Image by Jon Tyson via Unsplash

In search of names

Dec 17, 2025

Image by James Virtudazo via Unsplash

The value of animal cultures

Dec 3, 2025

Image by Peter Herrmann via Unsplash

What is memory for?

November 19, 2025

Image by Paula Morin via Unsplash

Of breeds and brains

November 5, 2025

Image from the Bakemono Zukushi “Monster” Scroll via Public Domain Review

Monsters and their makers

October 22, 2025

Image by Nick Fancher via Unsplash

The age of social AI

October 8, 2025

Image by Getty Images via Unsplash

Brains of a feather

September 24, 2025

Image by Getty Images via Unsplash

How nature restores the mind

Sept 10, 2025

Image by Edward Curtis via MOPA

The shaman with a thousand faces

July 23, 2025

Image by Lora Moore-Kakaletris via Unsplash

Varieties of childhood

July 9, 2024

Image by Google DeepMind via Unsplash

Science, AI, and illusions of understanding

June 25, 2025

Image by Getty Images via Unsplash

The primeval soil of play

June 11, 2025

Image by Andrew Seaman via Unsplash

The big five and beyond

May 28, 2025

Image by Jr Korpa via Unsplash

Philosophers on psychedelics

May 14, 2025

Image: Noel Guevara

The cuttlefish and its coat of many colors

April 30, 2025

Image by National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases via Unsplash

Life, free energy, and the pursuit of goals

April 16, 2025

‘It’s Touch and Go to Laugh or No’ (1857) by Sophie Gengembre Anderson via Wikipedia

Universal emotions in fact and fiction

April 2, 2025

Image by Thomas Bonometti via Unsplash

Howl, grunt, sing

March 5, 2024

Image from Biodiversity Heritage Library via Flickr

The development of evolution

Feb 19, 2025

Print by Isoda Koryusai via the Art Institute of Chicago

String theories

February 5, 2025

Image by NIH Image Gallery via Flickr

The other half of the brain

January 22, 2025

Image by Kazi Mizan via Unsplash

A paradox of learning

January 8, 2025

Image by Jan l’ Admiral via the Rijksmuseum

Your brain on language

December 11, 2024

Image by Mohan Moolepetlu via Unsplash

Nestcraft

November 27, 2024

Image from the New York Public Library via Unsplash

Animal, heal thyself

Nov 13, 2024

Machine 11 (2023) from Iyad Rahwan’s ‘Faces of Machine’ series. Image courtesy of the artist.

The rise of machine culture

October 30, 2024

Image by Martin Schweig courtesty of Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum (https://hvrd.art/o/132686)

How should we think about IQ?

October 16, 2024

Image by Dave Hoefler via Unsplash

Rethinking the “wood wide web”

October 2, 2024

Image by Francisco Jesús Navarro Hernández via Unsplash

Electric ecology

September 18, 2024

Image by Kelly Sikkema via Unsplash

The nature of nurture

September 4, 2024

Image by Ivan Ivanovič via Unsplash

The space of (possibly) sentient beings

August 21, 2024

Image via Library of Congress

A new picture of language

June 26, 2024

Image by Artem Kniaz via Unsplash

Climate, risk, and the rise of agriculture

June 12, 2024

Image by Phil Robson via Unsplash

Consider the spider

May 29, 2024

Image by NASA via Wikimedia Commons

Can we measure consciousness?

May 15, 2024

Image by Jeremy Thompson via Wikipedia (CC BY 2.0 DEED)

Rehabilitating placebo

May 1, 2024

Image by Rhododendrites via Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0 DEED)

Cosmopolitan carnivores

April 17, 2024

Image via Wikipedia

The borderlands of perception

March 20, 2024

Image by Andrey Tikhonovskiy via Unsplash

Social memory in our closest cousins

March 6, 2024

Image by Tim-Oliver Metz via Unsplash

Fermentation, fire, and our big brains

February 21, 2024

Image by Ramón y Cajal via the Janelia Archives

Of molecules and memories

February 7, 2024

Image by Markus Spiske via Unsplash

Energy, cooperation, and our species’ future

January 24, 2024

Image via The Met Museum

Dawn of the smile

January 10, 2024

Image by Gabi Scott via Unsplash

The five portals of cognitive evolution

August 9, 2023

Image by Dakota Corbin via Unsplash

Matrescence and the brain

July 26, 2023

Image by Sigmund via Unsplash

The octopus and the android

June 14, 2023

Image adapted from Chenshilwood via Wikipedia (CC by 2.5)

Revisiting the dawn of human cognition

May 31, 2023

Image via The Met Museum

Medieval monks on memory, meditation, and mind-wandering

May 17, 2023

Image by Xan Griffin via Unsplash

Species of conversation

May 3, 2023

Image by Pawel Czerwinski via Unsplash

Minding plants

April 20, 2023

Image by Rene Bernal via Unsplash

The “I” of the beholder

March 22, 2023

Image by Brett Meliti via Unsplash

The mighty T-Rex brain

March 8, 2023

Image via the New York Public Library

The allure of stories

February 22, 2023

Image by Luke Stackpoole via Unsplash

Traversing the fourth dimension

February 8, 2023

Image by DeepMind via Unsplash

What does ChatGPT really know?

Jan 25, 2023

Image by Surya Deepak via Unsplash

The thoughtful giant

January 11, 2023

Image by David Troeger via Unsplash

A hidden world of sound

December 14, 2022

Image via numismatics.org (CC BY-NC-SA 4.0)

Myths, robots, and the origins of AI

November 30, 2022

Image by Claudio Guglieri via Unsplash

The point of (animal) personality

November 2, 2022

Image by Clement Delhaye via Unsplash

Happiness and the predictive mind

October 19, 2022

Image by Tom Watkins via Unsplash

The ritual species

October 5, 2022

Image via the David Rumsey Map Collection

Cities, cells, and the neuroscience of navigation

September 21, 2022

Image courtesy of the Alex Foundation

Birds with words

September 7, 2022

Image by Birger Strahl via Unsplash

A smorgasbord of senses

July 20, 2022

Image from Biodiversity Heritage Library via Flickr

Of chimps and children

July 12, 2022

Image via the Met Museum

The ABCs of writing systems

June 22, 2022

Image by Tony Phan via Unsplash

The brilliant swarm

June 8, 2022

Image via the Walters Art Museum

Children in the deep past

May 25, 2022

Image by Vidar Nordli-Mathisen via Unsplash

The quest for human uniqueness

May 11, 2022

Image by Bisakha Datta via Unsplash

Animal minds and animal morality

April 27, 2022

Image by Ajay Karpur via Unsplash

What is language for?

April 13, 2022

Image by Tobi via Unsplash

Blindness, neuroplasticity, and the origins of concepts

March 16, 2022

Image by Ashim Ayed via Unsplash

Magic and the bird mind

Mar 2, 2022

Image by Kelly Sikkema via Unsplash

Many Minds turns two! Looking back on some favorite moments

February 16, 2022

Image by Biodiversity Heritage Library via Flickr

Why did our brains shrink 3000 years ago?

February 2, 2022

Image courtesy of Dr. Walter Tschinkel

Architects of the underworld

January 19, 2022

Image by Timothy Dykes via Unsplash

Intoxication

December 22, 2021

Image by Quinn Buffing via Unsplash

Why do we dream?

December 8, 2021

Image by Rock’n Roll Monkey via Unsplash

Why is AI so hard?

November 24, 2021

Illustration by Camillo Golgi via Wikipedia

The brain’s many maps

November 10, 2021

Image by Kunal Shinde via Unsplash

Plants, languages, and the loss of medicinal knowledge

Oct 27, 2021

Image by Ben Pauer via Unsplash

Monkeys, monogamy, and masculinity

October 13, 2021

Image by v2osk via Unsplash

The eye’s mind

September 29, 2021

Photo by Geoff Brooks via Unsplash

Bat signals

September 15, 2021

Image by Ahmad Odeh via Unsplash

The roots of rhythm

Sept 1, 2021

Photo by Nikoline Arns via Unsplash

Babies, grandmas, and our most human capacities

August 18, 2021

National Cancer Institute via Unsplash

Mind everywhere

July 21, 2021

Image by Unseen Histories via Unsplash

Changing cultures, changing minds?

July 7, 2021

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Introducing ‘Many Minds’

February 15, 2020

Photo by Dmitry Grigoriev on Unsplash

Of Bees and Brains

February 26, 2020

Photo by Joe deSousa on isorepublic.com

The Monkey in the Mirror

March 11, 2020

Photo by Goban1 via Wikimedia Commons

Can Artificial Minds Think Creatively?

March 25, 2020

Image courtesy of Matt Crosby

Artificial Olympians

April 8, 2020

Photo by Tanaphong Toochinda on Unsplash

Born to be Cultured

April 22, 2020

Photo by Michelle Tresemer on Unsplash

Me, My Umwelt, and I

May 6, 2020

Photo by NASA via Wikimedia Commons

Message to the Stars

May 20, 2020

Photo by Robert Anasch on Unsplash

A Mini Minds with Many Voices

June 3, 2020

Photo by USAID Africa Bureau via Wikimedia Commons

How Do Chimps Communicate?

June 17, 2020

Photo by Carl Solder on Unsplash

WEIRD: Adventures of an Acronym

July 1, 2020

Photo by William Henry Jackson via Wikimedia Commons

The Shaman, the Witch, and the Folktale

July 15, 2020

Photo by Tim Foster on Unsplash

What Kindled Your Interest in Minds?

July 29, 2020

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Photo by Alexander Sinn on Unsplash

Clever Crows and Cheeky Keas

September 2, 2020

Image courtesy of Alecia Carter

Do Baboons Understand Death?

September 16, 2020

Photo by Hadis Safari on Unsplash

When the Mind’s Eye Can’t See

September 30, 2020

Photo by Biodiversity Heritage Library via Flickr

The Root-Brain Hypothesis

October 14, 2020

Painting by Charles R. Knight via Staten Island Museum

Revising the Neanderthal story

October 28, 2020

Image courtesy of Bill Thompson

Lost in Translation?

November 11, 2020

Photo by Deo realist on Unsplash

From Where We Stand

November 25, 2020

Photo by Jonathan Cosens Photography on Unsplash

Humans, Dogs, and Other Domesticated Animals

December 9, 2020

Photo by Kensy Cooperrider

Telling Tracks

January 6, 2021

Photo by Biodiversity Heritage Library via Flickr

The savvy cephalopod

January 20, 2021

Photo by Angela Compagnone on Unsplash

Culture, innovation, and the collective brain

February 3, 2021

Photo by Markus Spiske via Unsplash

Aligning AI with our values

February 17, 2021

Photo by Chris Charles via Unsplash

Our pranking primate cousins

March 3, 2021

Photo by Braydon Anderson via Unsplash

An animal in denial

March 17, 2021

Via the Metropolitan Museum of Art

The story of numerals

April 14, 2021

Photo by Peter Conlan via Unsplash

Why some see spirits

April 28, 2021

Photo by Gabriel Dizzi via Unsplash

Cultures of the deep

May 12, 2021

Image by Geran de Klerk via Unsplash

The puzzle of piloerection

May 26, 2021

Photo by Vinicius “amnx” Amano via Unsplash

Is speciesism in our nature?

June 9, 2021

Detail of painting by Alexander van Haecken via Rijks Museum

The scents of language

June 23, 2021

Image by Unseen Histories via Unsplash

Changing cultures, changing minds?

July 7, 2021

National Cancer Institute via Unsplash

Mind everywhere

July 21, 2021

Loading…

Photo by Nikoline Arns via Unsplash

Babies, grandmas, and our most human capacities

August 18, 2021

Image by Ahmad Odeh via Unsplash

The roots of rhythm

Sept 1, 2021

Photo by Geoff Brooks via Unsplash

Bat signals

September 15, 2021

Image by v2osk via Unsplash

The eye’s mind

September 29, 2021

Image by Ben Pauer via Unsplash

Monkeys, monogamy, and masculinity

October 13, 2021

Image by Kunal Shinde via Unsplash

Plants, languages, and the loss of medicinal knowledge

Oct 27, 2021

Illustration by Camillo Golgi via Wikipedia

The brain’s many maps

November 10, 2021

Image by Rock’n Roll Monkey via Unsplash

Why is AI so hard?

November 24, 2021

Image by Quinn Buffing via Unsplash

Why do we dream?

December 8, 2021

Image by Timothy Dykes via Unsplash

Intoxication

December 22, 2021

Image courtesy of Dr. Walter Tschinkel

Architects of the underworld

January 19, 2022

Image by Biodiversity Heritage Library via Flickr

Why did our brains shrink 3000 years ago?

February 2, 2022

Image by Kelly Sikkema via Unsplash

Many Minds turns two! Looking back on some favorite moments

February 16, 2022

Image by Ashim Ayed via Unsplash

Magic and the bird mind

Mar 2, 2022

Image by Tobi via Unsplash

Blindness, neuroplasticity, and the origins of concepts

March 16, 2022

Image by Ajay Karpur via Unsplash

What is language for?

April 13, 2022

Image by Bisakha Datta via Unsplash

Animal minds and animal morality

April 27, 2022

Image by Vidar Nordli-Mathisen via Unsplash

The quest for human uniqueness

May 11, 2022

Image via the Walters Art Museum

Children in the deep past

May 25, 2022

Image by Tony Phan via Unsplash

The brilliant swarm

June 8, 2022

Image via the Met Museum

The ABCs of writing systems

June 22, 2022

Image from Biodiversity Heritage Library via Flickr

Of chimps and children

July 12, 2022

Image by Birger Strahl via Unsplash

A smorgasbord of senses

July 20, 2022

Loading…

Image courtesy of the Alex Foundation

Birds with words

September 7, 2022

Image via the David Rumsey Map Collection

Cities, cells, and the neuroscience of navigation

September 21, 2022

Image by Tom Watkins via Unsplash

The ritual species

October 5, 2022

Image by Clement Delhaye via Unsplash

Happiness and the predictive mind

October 19, 2022

Image by Claudio Guglieri via Unsplash

The point of (animal) personality

November 2, 2022

Image via numismatics.org (CC BY-NC-SA 4.0)

Myths, robots, and the origins of AI

November 30, 2022

Image by David Troeger via Unsplash

A hidden world of sound

December 14, 2022

Image by Surya Deepak via Unsplash

The thoughtful giant

January 11, 2023

Image by DeepMind via Unsplash

What does ChatGPT really know?

Jan 25, 2023

Image by Luke Stackpoole via Unsplash

Traversing the fourth dimension

February 8, 2023

Image via the New York Public Library

The allure of stories

February 22, 2023

Image by Brett Meliti via Unsplash

The mighty T-Rex brain

March 8, 2023

Image by Rene Bernal via Unsplash

The “I” of the beholder

March 22, 2023

Image by Pawel Czerwinski via Unsplash

Minding plants

April 20, 2023

Image by Xan Griffin via Unsplash

Species of conversation

May 3, 2023

Image via The Met Museum

Medieval monks on memory, meditation, and mind-wandering

May 17, 2023

Image adapted from Chenshilwood via Wikipedia (CC by 2.5)

Revisiting the dawn of human cognition

May 31, 2023

Image by Sigmund via Unsplash

The octopus and the android

June 14, 2023

Image by Dakota Corbin via Unsplash

Matrescence and the brain

July 26, 2023

Image by Gabi Scott via Unsplash

The five portals of cognitive evolution

August 9, 2023

Loading…

Image via The Met Museum

Dawn of the smile

January 10, 2024

Image by Markus Spiske via Unsplash

Energy, cooperation, and our species’ future

January 24, 2024

Image by Ramón y Cajal via the Janelia Archives

Of molecules and memories

February 7, 2024

Image by Tim-Oliver Metz via Unsplash

Fermentation, fire, and our big brains

February 21, 2024

Image by Andrey Tikhonovskiy via Unsplash

Social memory in our closest cousins

March 6, 2024

Image via Wikipedia

The borderlands of perception

March 20, 2024

Image by Rhododendrites via Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0 DEED)

Cosmopolitan carnivores

April 17, 2024

Image by Jeremy Thompson via Wikipedia (CC BY 2.0 DEED)

Rehabilitating placebo

May 1, 2024

Image by NASA via Wikimedia Commons

Can we measure consciousness?

May 15, 2024

Image by Phil Robson via Unsplash

Consider the spider

May 29, 2024

Image by Artem Kniaz via Unsplash

Climate, risk, and the rise of agriculture

June 12, 2024

Image via Library of Congress

A new picture of language

June 26, 2024

Loading…

Image by Ivan Ivanovič via Unsplash

The space of (possibly) sentient beings

August 21, 2024

Image by Kelly Sikkema via Unsplash

The nature of nurture

September 4, 2024

Image by Francisco Jesús Navarro Hernández via Unsplash

Electric ecology

September 18, 2024

Image by Dave Hoefler via Unsplash

Rethinking the “wood wide web”

October 2, 2024

Image by Martin Schweig courtesty of Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum (https://hvrd.art/o/132686)

How should we think about IQ?

October 16, 2024

Machine 11 (2023) from Iyad Rahwan’s ‘Faces of Machine’ series. Image courtesy of the artist.

The rise of machine culture

October 30, 2024

Image from the New York Public Library via Unsplash

Animal, heal thyself

Nov 13, 2024

Image by Mohan Moolepetlu via Unsplash

Nestcraft

November 27, 2024

Image by Jan l’ Admiral via the Rijksmuseum

Your brain on language

December 11, 2024

Image by Kazi Mizan via Unsplash

A paradox of learning

January 8, 2025

Image by NIH Image Gallery via Flickr

The other half of the brain

January 22, 2025

Print by Isoda Koryusai via the Art Institute of Chicago

String theories

February 5, 2025

Image from Biodiversity Heritage Library via Flickr

The development of evolution

Feb 19, 2025

Image by Thomas Bonometti via Unsplash

Howl, grunt, sing

March 5, 2024

‘It’s Touch and Go to Laugh or No’ (1857) by Sophie Gengembre Anderson via Wikipedia

Universal emotions in fact and fiction

April 2, 2025

Image by National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases via Unsplash

Life, free energy, and the pursuit of goals

April 16, 2025

Image: Noel Guevara

The cuttlefish and its coat of many colors

April 30, 2025

Image by Jr Korpa via Unsplash

Philosophers on psychedelics

May 14, 2025

Image by Andrew Seaman via Unsplash

The big five and beyond

May 28, 2025

Image by Getty Images via Unsplash

The primeval soil of play

June 11, 2025

1 2 Next »
Loading…

Image by Getty Images via Unsplash

How nature restores the mind

Sept 10, 2025

Image by Getty Images via Unsplash

Brains of a feather

September 24, 2025

Image by Nick Fancher via Unsplash

The age of social AI

October 8, 2025

Image from the Bakemono Zukushi “Monster” Scroll via Public Domain Review

Monsters and their makers

October 22, 2025

Image by Paula Morin via Unsplash

Of breeds and brains

November 5, 2025

Image by Peter Herrmann via Unsplash

What is memory for?

November 19, 2025

Image by James Virtudazo via Unsplash

The value of animal cultures

Dec 3, 2025

Image by Jon Tyson via Unsplash

In search of names

Dec 17, 2025

Image by J.W. Williams via the David Rumsey Map Collection

The aura of metaphor

January 29, 2026

Image by Brocken Inaglory via Wikimieda Commons (CC BY-SA 3.0)

Origins of the kiss

February 11, 2026

Image by Paul Bill via Unsplash

Seven metaphors for AI

February 26, 2026

Image by Robert Bye via Unsplash

Mutualisms all the way down

March 11, 2026

Getty Images via Unsplash

What can AI teach us about the mind?

March 26, 2026

Image courtesy of Izzy Wisher/Gobierno de Cantabria

Illuminating cave art

April 9, 2026

Image by Sindy Süßengut via Unsplash

The inner life of the hand

May 7, 2026

Image by Picsea via Unsplash

Babies, dogs, and the riddles of word learning

May 22, 2026

Image via Biodiversity Heritage Library

Is Man the Hunter just a myth?

Jun 4, 2026

Image by Georgi Kalaydzhiev via Unsplash

The sparkling deep

June 19, 2026

Painting by George Richmond (detail)

The origins of Darwin’s ideas

July 3, 2026

Loading…

Painting by Pieter Bruegel the Elder (detail)

The natural history of linguistic diversity

August 28, 2026

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