WELL with Felicia
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Podcast Overview
<p>Humans are ancient creatures living in a very new world.</p> <p><strong>Modern Bodies</strong> is a podcast about how humans became human — and how our past continues to shape the bodies and minds we live in today.</p> <p>Through food, stories, and rituals, we explore the long human journey: how we learned to eat, gather, build, move, bond, believe, and create meaning together. From fire and tools to myth and culture, each episode examines the everyday forces that quietly shaped who we are — and why sometimes modern life often feels so different from what our bodies evolved for.</p> <p><strong>Modern Bodies</strong> is for curious minds — for people who enjoy thoughtful stories and want to understand humanity not as a problem to solve, but as a story still unfolding.</p>
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12/28/2024
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Recent Episodes
April 14, 2026
Menopause, Survival, and the Human Story
Why do human females live decades after they stop reproducing? We take a deep dive with Dr. Ehud Ur into the grandmother hypothesis, a theory that suggests postmenopausal women played a critical role in human survival. In a world where child mortality was high and resources were scarce, grandmothers weren’t just helpful, they were essential. They gathered food, shared knowledge, reduced maternal risk, and helped raise the next generation. We also unpack: Why evolution favours survival of lineages, not just reproduction How human babies are uniquely vulnerable and what that demanded of our species The hidden power of intergenerational cooperation Why menopause may be more like a biological switch than a system failure What modern society may have lost by separating generations This episode is part science, part story and a reminder that the wisdom of those who came before us might be one of our greatest evolutionary advantages. Follow Dr. Ehud Ur, Endocrinologist Substack: @thegreatfeast Website: DrEhudUr.com
April 1, 2026
The Story of Easter: From Fertility Rituals to Chocolate Eggs
Why do we celebrate Easter and how did we end up with bunnies, eggs, and chocolate? In this episode of Modern Bodies, we explore the history, symbolism, and human meaning behind Easter — from ancient seasonal rituals to modern traditions. Long before Christianity, people across different regions were already marking this time of year. The arrival of spring meant survival and the return of food, light, and life. Over time, these seasonal patterns were turned into shared rituals, symbols, and celebrations.
March 18, 2026
Spring Equinox: The Science, History and Meaning
What is the spring equinox and why has it mattered to humans for thousands of years? In this episode of Modern Bodies, we explore the science, history, and meaning behind the spring equinox Why does the equinox happen? How did early humans track time long before calendars or clocks existed. What does the equinox represent and why these seasonal turning points still matter, even in a modern world where we no longer rely on them for survival. From ancient sites like Stonehenge and Chichén Itzá to early monumental structures like Göbekli Tepe, humans have been observing and marking seasonal changes for over 10,000 years. This episode is an invitation to step outside, look up, and reconnect with the rhythms that have shaped human life for millennia. Don't forget to subscribe so you don't miss out on what's next!
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- What is WELL with Felicia?
<p>Humans are ancient creatures living in a very new world.</p> <p><strong>Modern Bodies</strong> is a podcast about how humans became human — and how our past continues to shape the bodies and minds we live in today.</p> <p>Through food, stories, and rituals, we explore the long human journey: how we learned to eat, gather, build, move, bond, believe, and create meaning together. From fire and tools to myth and culture, each episode examines the everyday forces that quietly shaped who we are — and why sometimes modern life often feels so different from what our bodies evolved for.</p> <p><strong>Modern Bodies</strong> is for curious minds — for people who enjoy thoughtful stories and want to understand humanity not as a problem to solve, but as a story still unfolding.</p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
This podcast updates daily.
- Where can I listen to this podcast?
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- Does this podcast accept guests?
Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.
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