Brain Cuttings goes podcast!

Dive into the latest Point of Inquiry podcast episode featuring discussions on Brain Cuttings and the evolution of morality.

Chris Mooney, my fellow Discover blogger, hosts a podcast called Point of Inquiry, and I'm the guest on his new episode. On the occasion of the publication of Brain Cuttings, we talk about the thinking glue that holds our brains together, Francis Collins's views on the evolution of morality, and the future of books. Check it out!

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