In the present day, we're linked to hundreds, if not thousands, of individuals across the globe. But how well do we genuinely understand them? How many of these connections do we truly nurture? And what psychological and biological factors limit the depth and number of our relationships?

A fascinating new series titled "Wired to Socialize: The Science of Networking" has the answers to these and other pressing questions and more. Learn how to build a more productive workplace, explore the ramifications of remote work, gain insights into the ever-shifting dynamics of human relationships, and explore the science that drives you to find your ‘tribe’ socially and at work. 

The podcast series is hosted by Covve CEO Yiannis Gavrielides and world-renowned evolutionary psychologist Professor Robin Dunbar. With decades of research experience, numerous publications, and previous leadership of the Social and Evolutionary Neuroscience Research Group at the University of Oxford's Department of Experimental Psychology, Professor Dunbar is widely regarded as one of today's most distinguished experts and thought leaders on the topics of human relationship formation and interaction.

Mr. Gavrielides comments “At Covve, our focus is on helping people establish connections efficiently and effectively using our personal CRM software and ecosystem of products. However, it's important to remember that while Covve can facilitate networking, it's ultimately up to you to take the knowledge and tools we provide and put them into action. To help users build that knowledge and drive, we've created a wealth of resources, including expert advice from Doug Lester, a renowned career strategist, a series of mini courses called "Network This," and most recently, a joint podcast with Professor Dunbar, the world's foremost expert on relationship formation.

If you're curious about the science behind human relationships and networking, in a personal or professional setting, be sure to check out "Wired to Socialize: The Science of Networking." The first episode is now available on all major streaming platforms as a vodcast or podcast.