The Human Element is an investigation into the patterns of our past and the potential of our future. From the ruins of Ancient Egypt to the cutting edge of CRISPR and the minds of elite performers—we interview world-class experts to uncover the "Golden Threads" that connect us all.
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Send us Fan Mail Is genetics "playing God"? A clinical scientist in the NHS explains what DNA testing really does, where the ethical lines are, and why the dark history of eugenics still shapes how people feel about it. This week I'm joined by Holly Ellis, the Scouse Scientist, a clinical scientist in genetics who analyses patients' DNA in an NHS diagnostic lab. She's also a science communicator, and recently made her debut as a science expert on BBC Morning Live. We talk about how a single...
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#27 - Dr Julia Troche: Time Capsule to Ancient Egypt
Send us Fan Mail The ancient Egyptians believed you die twice. The first death is when your body goes into the grave. The second is the last time anyone says your name. In this episode, I sit down with Egyptologist Professor Julia Troche to time-travel 3,000 years back to the foot of an Egyptian temple, and to ask what a civilization obsessed with being remembered can teach us about how we live now. We cover: - What you'd see, hear and smell as an ordinary ancient Egyptian - Why we're close...
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#26 - Tim Doyle: Rebranding Your Identity, Faith, and the Discipline of Sitting With Pain
Send us Fan Mail For 100 episodes, this show was called The Outworker. In this episode, host Tim Doyle explains why he changed the name to Sulture and why the hardest part of any transformation isn't finding a new name, it's staying with a decision long enough to earn it. Tim and I dig into what it actually means to rebrand yourself not as a business tactic, but as something that happens when the old identity stops fitting who you've become. From there, the conversation moves into deeper terr...
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