
"No dogma. Just dialogue." Conversations with Peter Boghossian features candid, intellectually rigorous dialogues with leading thinkers, dissidents, and public figures on today's most divisive cultural, political, and philosophical issues.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 323 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureNews | |||

Smart people are better at reasoning. They often come up with good reasons for asinine conclusions. Groups of smart people reason more efficiently and usually generate more and better reasons for those conclusions, independent of what's true. Give sm... more
If we have to sacrifice speech rights to achieve a certain degree of social cohesion, should we make that bargain?
Peter Boghossian talks with sociologist Paul Spoonley about contentious topics in the free speech debate. Should Islamists be demoniz... more
Why can't we have real debates anymore?
Peter Boghossian talks with anthropologist Calum Nicholson about two forces eroding public life. First, we've lost the ability to argue in good faith, because we increasingly assume the other side is acting ... more
Are some people's perspectives better than others?
Peter Boghossian and host of Debatology Peter Barrett start with that question and follow it wherever it leads: The collectivist mind versus the individual mind, and what role emotions should pla... more
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Mr Boghossian often features clever guests, and I enjoy learning from them. But his podcast is marred by a seeming lack of preparation, unseemly behaviour toward younger female guests, and frequent digressions into his jiu‑jitsu hobby. Mr Boghossian’s interview with Dr Debra Soh exemplifies this trifecta.
Poor Dr Soh. She is a sober scholar, but instead of asking her serious questions about her analysis, Mr Boghossian affronted her with a string of lurid questions and creepy innuendoes. Diplomat... more
Mr Boghossian often features clever guests, and I enjoy learning from them. But his podcast is marred by a seeming lack of preparation, unseemly behaviour toward younger female guests, and frequent digressions into his jiu‑jitsu hobby. Mr Boghossian’s interview with Dr Debra Soh exemplifies this trifecta.
Poor Dr Soh. She is a sober scholar, but instead of asking her serious questions about her analysis, Mr Boghossian affronted her with a string of lurid questions and creepy innuendoes. Diploma... more
Best podcast out there.
Disappointed new listener here. Very skewed perspective on critically important issues so yet another mouthpiece spitting racist, misinformation. The louder you speak doesn’t make it the truth. Human lives are impacted by your words sir. Get more informed guest speakers that can challenge you intelligently and accurately.
Peter is paving the way towards encouraging talking about a sane society. Interesting guest who boosted up Peter’s voice and why free speech is so important.
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Candid, long-form conversations examine contentious questions in politics, culture, religion, science, education, and philosophy. Philosopher Peter Boghossian interviews academics, policy analysts, activists, authors, clergy, and other public figures, often asking guests to defend views that face strong opposition in mainstream debate. The format is usually a direct back-and-forth rather than a scripted narrative, with the host pressing for definitions, evidence, and consistency across related issues. Topics range from immigration and national identity to gender medicine, academic freedom, historical interpretation, and the standards used to assess knowledge. The distinctive appeal is the willingness to give controversial positions extended... more
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Recent guests on Conversations include:
1. Jean-François Braunstein
2. Paul Spoonley
3. Calum Nicholson
4. Peter Barrett
5. James Esses
6. Dale Partridge
7. Paul Sharp
8. Elizabeth Weiss
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