Rachel Carmody's guest appearances

Rachel Carmody

Science at AMNH

Neil deGrasse Tyson

Lawrence Krauss

Natalie Batalha

Douglas Preston

Alan Rabinowitz

Mary Blair

Carolyn Porco

Jackie Faherty

Jeremy Jackson

Frans de Waal

Max Tegmark

Mario Livio

Meredith Hughes

Michael Shara

George Musser

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For most humans, foods that have been cooked or otherwise processed are a part of everyday life. But what happens on a molecular level when you chop, mash, and sautee your meal? How has cooking given humans an evolutionary edge? And how is new research on the human microbiome challenging information listed on nutrition labels? Harvard University’s Rachel Carmody tackles these questions by studying the past, present, and potential future of how, and why, humans eat the way they do.A video version of this SciCafe is available on the Museum’s YouTube channel. For a full transcript of this podcast, please visit: goo.gl/YTXsceThis SciCafe took place at the Museum on March 6, 2019.Subscribe to the Science@AMNH Podcast on iTunes, Soundcloud, or wherever you get your podcasts.

For most humans, foods that have been cooked or otherwise processed are a part of everyday life. But what happens on a molecular level when you chop, mash, and sautee your meal? How has cooking given humans an evolutionary edge? And how is new research on the human microbiome challenging information listed on nutrition labels? Harvard University’s Rachel Carmody tackles these questions by studying the past, present, and potential future of how, and why, humans eat the way they do. A video version of this SciCafe is available on the Museum’s YouTube channel. For a full transcript of this podcast, please visit: <a href="http://goo.gl/YTXsce" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">goo.gl/YTXsce</a> This SciCafe took place at the Museum on March 6, 2019. Subscribe to the Science@AMNH Podcast on iTunes, Soundcloud, or wherever you get your podcasts.

SciCafe: The Raw Truth About Cooking with Rachel Carmody