Angela Saini, author of 'The Patriarchs: How Men Came to Rule', discusses the origins and embedded nature of patriarchy in societies. Topics include exploring gender diversity in different societies, the impact of colonization on matrilineal societies, advancements in archaeological and genetic evidence, and the assumptions and connections of patriarchy worldwide.

Angela Saini, a science journalist and author known for her work on gender and science, dives deep into the complexities of gender equality across different cultures. She shares fascinating historical anecdotes about feminist movements and the origins of patriarchy. The conversation also humorously explores earwax, highlighting its cultural significance and the misconceptions surrounding ear hygiene. Lastly, Saini discusses the evolution of measurement in America, illustrating the quirky challenges of adopting the metric system.

Angela Saini, an award-winning science journalist, challenges long-held beliefs about gender and power. She discusses the origins of gendered oppression, the existence of matrilineal societies that challenge the idea of patriarchy, the contrasting experiences of women in Delhi and Kerala, the concept of gender fluidity throughout history, and the need to reimagine gender norms.

Science journalist Angela Saini discusses her book 'The Patriarchs: The Origins of Inequality' and how to reset gender norms. Topics include the role of size and physical strength in male domination, gender dynamics in India, revolution vs reform in challenging the patriarchy, unpaid labor, and the origins of patriarchy throughout history.

Angela Saini, author of 'The Patriarchs, How Men Came to Rule', joins the discussion to explore the origins of patriarchy and debunk assumptions of male dominance. They discuss the progression of patriarchy, the nature of oppression, gender roles in different societies, and the power of belief in conspiracy theories.