

Dean Falk: podcast appearances and interviews
About Dean Falk
Dean Falk, born on June 25, 1944, is an American academic specializing in neuroanthropology. Her research focuses on the evolution of the brain and cognition in higher primates. She holds the position of Hale G. Smith Professor of Anthropology and is recognized as a Distinguished Research Professor at Florida State University. Falk's work contributes to understanding the developmental and evolutionary processes that have shaped primate brains, including human cognition. Her expertise has made significant impacts within her field, advancing knowledge about brain evolution through both academic research and teaching.
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Podcasts Dean Falk appeared on
Shows that have booked Dean Falk as a guest, ranked by appearance count.
Latest Dean Falk interviews
Every podcast episode Dean Falk has appeared on, newest first.


CARTA: Hominin Paleoneurology During the Stone Age - and Before! with Dean Falk

CARTA: Hominin Paleoneurology During the Stone Age - and Before! with Dean Falk

CARTA: Hominin Paleoneurology During the Stone Age - and Before! with Dean Falk

CARTA: Hominin Paleoneurology During the Stone Age - and Before! with Dean Falk

CARTA: Hominin Paleoneurology During the Stone Age - and Before! with Dean Falk
Guests who appear alongside Dean Falk
Guests who share the same shows as Dean Falk. Worth a look if you're building a panel or pitching the same circuit.
Frequently asked questions
What podcasts has Dean Falk been on?
Dean Falk has appeared on 5 podcasts across 5 episodes. Notable shows include CARTA - Anthropogeny (Video), Science (Audio), CARTA - Anthropogeny (Audio).
When was Dean Falk's most recent podcast appearance?
Dean Falk's most recent appearance was on "CARTA: Hominin Paleoneurology During the Stone Age - and Before! with Dean Falk". CARTA - Anthropogeny (Video), published Mar 17, 2026.
Which podcast has Dean Falk appeared on most often?
CARTA - Anthropogeny (Video). 2 appearances on record, most recently Mar 17, 2026.
