Conversations with Peter Boghossian
Peter BoghossianWe stand transparent about our motivations: we are champions of liberal values and Enlightenment Rationalism. Reason & liberty are paramount-whether threatened by tyranny in places like China or elsewhere-because they are essential to human dignity and prosperity. The Enlightenment, with it's emphasis on error-correction, is the philosophical project that has cultivated the wealth & freedom of the... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 166 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Really enjoyed the episode with Sona Eyambe. Interesting perspective and fascinating insight.
Apple Podcasts5Gnome chopper
United Statesa month ago - I Wish I Hadn’t Listened To This….
Another writer/thinker I really like and am largely simpatico with has a podcast, and they are NOT GOOD at the gig. Does Peter not know, has nobody told him, that when you invite a guest on a show as a host, you DON’T ENDLESSLY INTERRUPT. YOU LET THEM SPEAK. He does at times, but too often he comes off as a boorish rude a**hole. I still give 4 stars simply due to the intellectual value of the content, and I think it’s simply a matter of people working in a carft that requires a different skill s... more
Apple Podcasts4alex x 22United Statesa month ago - He is unhinged
Clearly he has some good points. DEI, gender ideology and critical race have created terrible policy and behaviors. Unfortunately he is so angry at what has happened to him and others that he is out for revenge. He would literally rather “burn it all down” than see a turn around in policies at universities. This is short sighted rage and is very unhelpful. It makes it hard to take his other ideas seriously. I am also furious about what has happened but his emotions are clouding his thinkin... more
Apple Podcasts3The coolkid 2United States2 months ago - Lost cause at this point
Peter used to be an interesting thinker who challenged me with his books on Atheism. At this point though he has prostrated himself to MAGA political movement to a level that is just pathetic to watch. Some people just get too drawn to power and become a “pick-me-girl” for the worst people, destroying any credibility they once had. I’ll make sure to delete any books I still own by him and move on to people with integrity.
Apple Podcasts1JonnytronicUnited States4 months ago - Entertaining philosophy
The only thing separating the masses and philosophy is the entertainment factor. Peter tackles that perfectly. By making philosophy entertaining, he makes philosophy much more accessible to the general public.
Apple Podcasts5el gordo666United States4 months ago
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2. Omar Sayfo
3. Sona Eyambe
4. John Papola
5. Kendall Clements
6. Elizabeth Rata
7. Lin Fei-fan
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