Fed Up
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by Daniel E. Lieberman · 2026
A popular-science book that uses evolutionary biology, anthropology, physiology, and medical science to explain how human dietary adaptations shape hunger, cravings, body fat, and modern health problems. Lieberman examines why contemporary food environments make healthy eating and weight management difficult, and discusses implications for improving diet and health.
2 episodes featuring Fed Up
UNBIASED Politics
Macklemore tour fallout tests the limits of political speech
The episode connects a musician’s removal from a major tour to broader questions about free expression, institutional judgment, and political accountability.
Sep 17, 2026 · 58 min
Something You Should Know
Digital overload erodes meaning while modern food confuses healthy eating
The episode connects rising emptiness and anxiety with technology habits, then replaces contradictory diet advice with a practical framework for sustainable eating.
Aug 17, 2026 · 54 min