The It's Innate! Podcast

Science Podcasts

Two opinionated developmental cognitive scientists wax theoretical about how infants and children acquire knowledge!

Episodes

Episode 39: Give-N you Bayes and Backpropagation (Pt. II)

Episode 38: Give-N you Bayes and Backpropagation (Pt. I)

Episode 37: From statistics to meaning (with Katie Graf Estes)

Episode 36: The goldilocks of predicability (with Viridiana Benitez)

Episode 35: A 𝗰𝗿𝗶𝘁𝗶𝗰𝗮𝗹 take on the cognitive sciences (with Richard Prather)

Episode 34: "There are only so many experiments one can do!"

Episode 33: Finding common ground (with Jenna DiStefano)

Episode 32: Moral kombat (with Alena Benton)

Episode 31: Moral kombat (with Kiley Hamlin)

Episode 30: A conversation with a luminary #5: Rebecca Saxe

Episode 29: A happy little dance between attention and working memory (with Zsuzsa Kaldy)

Episode 28: Seeing (can help you infer what someone else) is believing (with Sholei Croom)

Episode 27: A conversation with a luminary #4: Nora Newcombe

Episode 26: Episode 26: A conversation with a luminary #3: Susan Carey

Episode 25: Something to pique your curiosity (with Gert Westermann)

Episode 24: People and objects are different, and infants innately know this. Or do they?

Episode 23: "Who's my happy baby? Yes, you are!" The scoop on infant directed speech! (with Martin Zettersten)

Episode 22: A conversation with a luminary #2: Fei Xu

Episode 21: A conversation with a luminary #1: Jenny Saffran

Episode 20: 3-month-olds are rational?! And can represent others' goals?! (with Brandon Woo)