Jeff Emtman

Jeff Emtman

Independent Producer

Jeff Emtman is the producer of the Here Be Monsters podcast in Seattle, Washington.

Contact: Website

Jeff Emtman on KCRW

New research suggests that Neanderthals did many of the things once thought to be exclusively “human.”

HBM138: Did Neanderthals Bury their Dead?

New research suggests that Neanderthals did many of the things once thought to be exclusively “human.”

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David Pearce wants to end all suffering.

HBM137: Superhappiness

David Pearce wants to end all suffering.

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Jacob Lemanski tries to write an unreadable book.

HBM136: Jacob’s Lost Biography

Jacob Lemanski tries to write an unreadable book.

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