AnthroPuzzled is a podcast created by Abby Letsinger, a University of West Florida graduate with degrees in Business Management and Cultural Anthropology. After graduating, Abby found herself at a crossroads, struggling to merge her passions for travel, culture, and business into a fulfilling career. In her quest to find the right path, she realized there was a gap in resources for others facing similar challenges—and AnthroPuzzled was born.

Designed for recent graduates and curious minds alike, AnthroPuzzled explores the unexpected ways anthropology degrees can lead to exciting and meaningful career opportunities. Each episode features conversations with anthropology graduates from all four of the discipline's branches, who share their personal career journeys, discuss how they apply their anthropological expertise in diverse fields, and offer valuable advice for aspiring anthropologists.

Whether you're a recent grad navigating uncertainty or simply fascinated by the potential of anthropology, AnthroPuzzled will inspire you to think outside the box and see how you can turn your passion for culture and people into a rewarding career.

What is Anthropology?

Anthropology studies human societies, cultures, and their evolution over time and space. It includes four main areas:

Cultural Anthropology

Studies modern and historic cultures and societies.

Biological Anthropology

Examines human evolution and physical traits.

Linguistic Anthropology

Analyzes language and its role in culture.

Archeology

Studies human history through material culture.