Previously, I wrote about memes in the time of COVID-19 as a means to express ourselves and connect with others,…

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This summer, Andi Simon of On The Brink, and Adam Gamwell of This Anthro Life, invited me to be on…

I love listening to podcasts during work breaks, walks around town, chores and exercising. There are so many high quality,…

Ethics are a key component to anthropological training and practice. Professional anthropology organizations have established several different guidelines over the…

On May 29th and 30th of this year, roughly 160 people (including myself) attended the 2nd Annual Global Business Anthropology…

Last night my friend and I were texting each other during the Democratic debate. He mentioned a concept I wasn’t…

Are you a social scientist, academic or student interested in working in non-academic settings? Are you curious about what kind…

It’s that time of year again – spring cleaning! Last weekend I decided to tackle my garage. I put my…

Editor’s note: In this guest post by Mary Robertson, a newly minted PhD anthropologist now working in technology, Mary shares…