Elizabeth Weiss, an anthropologist and author of "On the Warpath," advocates for keeping ideology out of science. She discusses the absurdities in anthropology, like a session on skeleton sex being canceled due to gender debates. Weiss addresses the complications of repatriating ancient bones to tenuous genetic descendants, and how she lost her curatorial position over her stance. She critiques the mix of modern myth with scientific inquiry, emphasizing the need for open dialogue in the face of cancel culture and academic censorship.

Dr. Elizabeth Weiss, a controversial archaeologist and author, discusses her battles in academia regarding the reburial of Native American remains. She challenges the blending of indigenous knowledge with scientific inquiry and critiques gender discrimination in archaeology, particularly surrounding menstruation taboos. The conversation delves into the impact of cancel culture on academic freedom and explores the complexities of heritage repatriation. Weiss also addresses identity misrepresentation and revisits the archaeological timeline of human habitation in the Americas.