Kent Dunlap

Chris Guillebeau, author of 'Time Anxiety,' dives into the illusion of urgency that plagues modern life, revealing practical strategies to tackle time anxiety and prioritize joy. Meanwhile, Kent Dunlap, a biology professor, explores the neck's fascinating anatomy and its cultural significance, from adornment to communication. Together, they peel back layers on how societal pressures influence our perception of time and the overlooked importance of our necks, ultimately encouraging listeners to rethink productivity and embrace life's simple pleasures.

Kent Dunlap, a professor of biology at Trinity College and author of "The Neck: A Natural and Cultural History," explores the neck’s fascinating multitasking functions. He discusses its evolution from fish ancestors to its roles in swallowing and breathing. Dunlap highlights cultural perceptions, such as neck tattoos and elongation practices, while revealing the health impacts of modern lifestyles, including 'tech neck.' He also offers practical tips for improving neck health in a world dominated by screens.