Psychology in Cambodia during the Neogene
Feb 13, 2025•54 min•Ep. 101
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Episode description
Pete and Ryan are back with another deep dive into the weird and wonderful corners of history! This time, they’re off to Southeast Asia, searching for anything remotely psychological from ten million years ago. So, kick back on the therapist’s couch and let your worries drift away as they uncover why bears might need an iPad, how ancient apes handled anxiety, and what elephants have to do with annulling marriages!
Chapters:
00:00 Intro!
02:00 Orientation to Cambodia!
05:04 Cambodia Facts!
12:52 History of Cambodia!
24:20 A Bear Face Lie!
36:14 King of the Whingers!
49:54 Derzolation!
51:02 Outro!
Links / Thanks:
- Cambodia National Anthem (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k-eUl0Fc2-s)
- The Best of Cambodian Classical Music - Vol 1 (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZI8geoqOagM&list=PLfm6pL21R_TnKzN6OG5Do3RelHP51HuRJ&index=4)
- SR Vol 39-4 VeaYo Khae KaDoek | វាយោខែកក្ដិក -Ros SeRey SoThea (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0jWs7xaU_FQ)
- Free The Bears - Cambodia Bear Sanctuary (https://freethebears.org)
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