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Dr. Russell T. Warne brings you the latest research and breakthroughs in the world of human intelligence, IQ & cognitive ability by focusing on data, facts, and research đ§ Discover more at www.riotiq.com and try the worldâs best professional IQ test for free.
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Signup to Generate a PitchDr. Russell T. Warne brings you the latest research and breakthroughs in the world of human intelligence, IQ & cognitive ability by focusing on data, facts, and research đ§ Discover more at and try the worldâs best professional IQ test for free.
Recent episodes include "What The Bell Curve Got Right (And Why No One Talks About It) | Dr. Charles Murray" (17 April 2026, 115 minutes), "Are Gifted Programs Measuring the Wrong Thing? | Dr. Jennifer Jolly" (17 April 2026, 61 minutes), and "How Immigration Changes a Countryâs Intelligence | Dr. Garett Jones" (13 March 2026, 82 minutes).
The Human Intelligence Podcast publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 60 minutes across 15 episodes.
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The Human Intelligence Podcast is a science show with 15 episodes published.
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Episode #15
<p>In this episode of the RIOT IQ Podcast, we sit down with Charles Murray to explore some of the most debated and misunderstood topics in modern social science. We cover his recent books Taking Religion Seriously...
Episode #14
<p>In this episode of the RIOT IQ Podcast, we talk with Dr. Jennifer Jolly about how schools identify gifted students and whether the systems used to measure giftedness may be capturing personality traits rather than...
Episode #13
<p>How intelligence shapes the prosperity of nations and why immigration policy can have long-term economic consequences? The conversation with Dr. Garret Jones explores the research behind national intelligence...
Episode #12
<p>n this episode of the RIOT IQ Podcast, we talk with Dr. James J. Lee about why IQ is still widely misunderstood and how intelligence researchers actually think about it. The conversation breaks down what IQ measures...
Episode #11
<p>This is part of the RIOT IQ Podcast, where we explore human intelligence through science, data, and serious conversation. If you found this episode valuable, consider subscribing for future conversations like this...
Episode #10
<p>In this episode, we sit down with neuroscientist Dr. Richard Haier to unpack what intelligence and IQ actually look like inside the brain. We talk about what decades of brain imaging research reveal about IQ, why...
Episode #9
<p>If you want to explore your own ability profile, you can take a free sample of the RIOT IQ test at https://www.riotiq.com.</p><p>In this episode, Russell talks with Damien Morris about free will, genetics, and...
Episode #8
<p>If you want to explore your own ability profile, you can take a free sample of the RIOT IQ test at https://www.riotiq.com.</p><p>In this episode, Dr. Russell T. Warne speaks with Dr. Jonathan Anomaly about embryo...
Episode #7
<p>If you want to test your own ability profile, you can take a free sample of the RIOT IQ test at https://riotiq.com.</p><p>In this episode, Russell talks with Dr. Thomas Coyle about a surprising finding in modern...
Episode #6
<p>In this episode, Dr. Russell Warne talks with Yujing Lin from Kingâs College London about her new open-access study on polygenic scores and cognitive abilities. The conversation explains how polygenic scores work...
Episode #5
<p>What happens to intelligence when people face extreme environments like prisons? In this episode we talk with Dr. Michael Woodley of Menie about his recent paper, âThe Reversal of Spearmanâs Hypothesis in...
Episode #4
<p>What does "grade level" really mean, and does it still make sense in today's classrooms?</p><p>Dr. Russell T. Warne sits down with Dr. Karen Rambo-Hernandez from Texas A&M University to discuss new research showing...
Episode #3
<p>What does it really mean for an IQ test to be âbiasedâ? In this episode of The Human Intelligence Podcast, Dr. Craig Frisby, author of Essentials of Assessing Bias in Intelligence Testing, explains why bias is not...
Episode #2
<p>What does it really mean to be intelligent, and can we say the same for AI? In this episode of The Human Intelligence Podcast, Dr. Russell T. Warne speaks with Dr. Gilles Gignac from the University of Western...
Episode #1
<p>Are our tests of intelligence really measuring universal abilities, or are they shaped by schooling and culture? In this episode, we explore how environment influences executive function and why that matters for the...
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