Hunt, Gather, Parent

A crash course in Inuit history, language, and modern life — the context the show assumes you already have.

What can the sleep practices of the Maya, Inuit, and Hadza teach us? It's not about tricks, but about building sleep into the fabric of life.

Discover why the Hadza hunter-gatherers don't entertain babies—and how letting your child observe real life can reduce parental burnout.

Discover the "Kigiq" sound and the "Calm Captain" role from ancient Arctic strategies for raising emotionally regulated children.

Discover how a 3,000-year-old Maya village upbringing can replace modern parenting stress with calm, cooperative kids.

Do "brain-boosting" toys actually work? Herman and Corn explore why less is more when it comes to toddler development and decluttering.