The Ubiquity of Slavery (Manthropology)
In today’s episode of Manthropology, we discuss the horrors of slavery, and how they are sadly ubiquitous throughout the world—and yes, we’ll also discuss how slavery is not, in fact, […]
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Robert Howard Is An Anthropologist
In this week’s “big” video, we return back to the Manthropology well, and discuss how old “Two Gun Bob’s” conception of human evolution (in particular social/cultural evolution, with a tip […]
Manhood in Modern America by Jared Trueheart
A while back, I received a free book from Jared Trueheart titled “Manhood in Modern America”. Naturally, being the money-grubbing SOB I am, I rejoiced at the thought of getting […]
Manthropology Reviews Manthropology!
Yes indeed, ladies and gents, there is a book TITLEDÂ Manthropology. And not only does it have that title, it practically deals with a nexus of all the topics we discuss […]
Are There Benefits to Stereotyping?
With the recent hate crime hoax at the Air Force Academy, I decided to look at the machinations of racism from a scientific perspective. Namely, is there a reason why […]
Manthropology: The War Before Civilization
I know I’ve already reviewed this book textually, but I put it in the intro of my Manthropology videos for a very good reason—it’s THAT important. Thus, a video on it. […]
Sorry Vegans, We’re Meat Eaters
It’s a new episode of Manthropology! And this time around it involves my day job as well. As a personal trainer I have to give people dietary advice pretty frequently, […]
Do Alpha Males Exist? (Manthropology #3)
Anybody who has wandered into the reactosphere is likely aware of the concept of the alpha male, which I have come here to discuss today. The alpha male is that […]
The Green Inferno of Napoleon Chagnon
It’s time for the second Manthropology video, since the first one seems to have gotten a pretty solid response…for the most part (relative to the meager audience I have, of course.) […]
Why Anthro Sucks (Manthropology)
I may have mentioned it once or twice, but for those of you who don’t know: I am an anthropologist by training, a biological anthropologist to be exact. I credit […]