Memoir, mom genes weaves the latest research with her personal experiences to great a delightful surprising and often poignant portrait of motherhood. If anybody could wait and put your questions in the q a we will go over them at the end. Thank you very much, and welcome. Thank you so much for having me. Thank you two books on the common and ridgefield Library And Everybody joining us tonight. I am a Journalist Interest in all kinds ofct subjects but i am especially fascinated by the sight of domestic life as what you might call the mystery of the familiar. My first book called the line in the Living Room was about domestication over 10,000 years and the changes cast that help them cope with the world. My new book is called mom genes inside the new science of our ancient maternal instinct what do these d subjects have in common . For starters human babies and cats shared characteristics that scientists actually take the time and trouble to study. These features are called Baby Scienti
Welcome to the event tonight. My name is paul schiffer, to make it quick ive been a longtime political activist since the mid1980s, and thats when i met Jack Cashill after his first book, first strike came out about the downing of twa 800. I met him in d. C. , interviewed him down there and since then, national syndicated show ive interviewed him at least ten times. And many others. Besides the book authoring he writes every week and also, hes an activist in his own right. Back in 2004 me and him teamed up to bring down john kerry. If you remember the swift boat veterans. Jerry who is a best Selling Author and Jack Cashill and i worked with him nationwide unfit for command and with the vietnam veterans brought town john kerrys candidacy. Jack cashill has written a Dozen Nonfiction books and produced the score of Feature Length documentaries. Jack writes for the american thinking thinker, writes for the washington times and weekly standard. He has a ph. D. From Purdue University in amer
Harvard college. She works for smithsonian magazine and her new Title Mom genes is about the psychology of motherhood. Its part memoir, mom genes lends the latest latest research with abigails experiences to create an often poignant portrait of motherhood. If everybody could wait and put your presence in the q a we will go over them at the end. Welcome, abby. Thank you for having g me. Thank you to the Richfield Library and for everybody joining ustonight. Im a journalist in all kinds of subjects but im especially fascinated by the science of domestic life and by what you might call the mystery of the familiar. My first book of a line in the Living Room was out domestication over 10,000 years and thus changes that ultimately helped uncover the world. My new book is called mom genes, inside the new Science Ofour ancient maternal instincts. What do these subjects havein common . T certain babies share certain physical characteristics that scientists took the time to study. The teachers a
Slavery or jim crow. We are more than that. To watch the rest, visit booktv. Org and put on the afterwards tab to watch this and all previous episodes. Welcome to the event tonight, ive been a longtime political activist. First book, about the downing of twa 800. I met him in d. C. , interviewed him down there. Ive interviewed him at least ten times for every book that hes the author of many books, unmasking obama, deconstructing obama, first Strike Twa 800, and many others. Besides the book authoring, hes been an investigative journalist. He writes every week for american thinker, american spectator and worldnetdaily. And also hes an activist in his own right. Back in 2004, me and him teamed up to bring down John Kerry. If remember the swift boat veterans, Jerry Corsi is a bestselling author and John Oneillo both jack and i worked with them nationwide to bring the book unfit for command to the fore and thats the book and our activism with all the vietnam veterans is what brought down
Print investigator at howard hughes medical institute. Theyll be discussing the new book, projections a history of human emotions. Professor dykstra has spent his life truths about the human mind is a renowned Psychiatrist And Researcher creating and developing the revolutionary field would choose what through Cuttingedge Research and gripping case studies projections tells a larger story about material origins of human emotions bridging the gap between the ancient circuits of our brain and the poignant moments of suffering in our daily lives. Nature plays the book as a scintillating and moving analysis of the Brain And Emotion and a great read. And very pleased to turn things over to our speaker the digital podium is yours carl and katherine. Thank you. Thank you, thank you very much. It is really a delight to be discussing this book for you. To put these into context how i heard about your book. I know you as a collie, a neuroscientist, someone who really has revolutionized will talk