Epigenetic Curses: Trauma, Biology & Inherited Memory
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Epigenetic Curses: Trauma, Biology & Inherited Memory
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Last week we explored the cultural idea of curses - how societies across the world have used them to explain misfortune, fear and social control.
But what if the idea of a “family curse” isn’t just folklore?
In this episode of It’s A Small World, Tanya and Mich move from mythology into science, exploring the fascinating field of epigenetics - the study of how trauma and life experiences can influence the way genes are expressed across generations.
Could the struggles of our ancestors shape the emotional and psychological patterns we experience today?
We explore:
• The difference between superstition and inherited trauma
• How epigenetics works
• Studies on famine, war and generational memory
• Why humans create stories about “family curses”
• Whether science might actually explain some of these long-held beliefs
A conversation about biology, psychology and the human need to make sense of the past.
It’s A Small World is the podcast where culture, science and belief meet.
Book mentioned: It Didn't Start With You by Mark Wolynn. Available here