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The Secret History in Our DNA: Adam Rutherford Meets David Olusoga (Part Two)

Adam Rutherford is a science broadcaster, and author of A Brief History of Everyone Who Ever Lived, which transformed the way we think about human history. By using genetics to uncover the story of our species, it offered a thrilling new perspective on who we are and where we cam ...  Show more

The Secret History in Our DNA: Adam Rutherford Meets David Olusoga (Part One)

Adam Rutherford is a science broadcaster, and author of A Brief History of Everyone Who Ever Lived, which transformed the way we think about human history. By using genetics to uncover the story of our species, it offered a thrilling new perspective on who we are and where we cam ...  Show more

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