In this podcast episode, Professor Burlingame discusses some of the ways that the indigenous peoples of the Americas seasoned their foods before 1492. This is an ethnobotanical and medical anthropology discussion of this topic that is for anyone looking to be inspired to deepen their understanding of humanity.

(13 minutes and 52 seconds)

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In this podcast episode, Professor Burlingame illuminates the differences, and similarities, between ethnobotany and folk medicine. This podcast is a must for anyone looking to be inspired by a deeper understanding of how and why humans use plants for health and healing.

(10 minutes and 08 seconds)

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(Originally aired on February 29, 2019)  In this podcast, Professor Burlingame invites listeners to learn how culture affects disease, medicine and healing in human cultures using medical anthropology information from Bali — the site of the yearly Anthropology Retreat.  The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted how differences in culture, history and geographical location can greatly affect how each and every one of us experiences infectious disease.  Learning more about the cultural factors involved in disease, medicine and healing provides each listener with an opportunity to take a leadership role in partnership with medical professionals in their own health and wellbeing.

(7 minutes and 44 seconds)

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