Interview of David Ian Howe, who is an American anthropologist, archaeologist, and comedian, known for his work in ethnocynology, the study of the relationship between humans and dogs.
He has gained recognition for his ability to make anthropology accessible and engaging through various media platforms, including the Instagram page (and now podcast) @ethnocynology, where he explores anthropology, lithics, and the cultural significance of dogs through informative posts and youtube videos.
He is also involved in several other projects, including teaching online courses, primitive skills events, and hosting the “The David Ian Howe Show” podcast series on YouTube, where he delves into topics related to anthropology and science with other researchers and Internet personalities.
His contributions to science include being a writer and consultant for TED-Ed and PBS Eons, as well as the viral lecture “The History of Dogs.” David has also had several appearances on notable podcast platforms, including: MeatEater, CNN, NPR, and Chatting with comedian Yannis Pappas.
In addition to his work as an educator, David Ian Howe is a stand-up comedian, using humor to make science, historical, and cultural topics more approachable.
Wolves are the ancestors of all dogs breed. ~Jane Goodall, Interview from People & Wolves movie
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