
Become a Paid Subscriber: bit.ly/ApertureSpotify Most people never ask the questions that actually matter. Not because they aren't curious. Because nobody told them it was allowed. Aperture explores philosophy, psychology, science, and the forces quietly shaping human civilization. Consciousness, reality, society, the future of humanity. We go wherever the ideas lead and don't stop when it... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 80 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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What if you were never truly separate from the world around you? What if the boundaries between you, other people, nature, and the universe were nothing more than an illusion?
Philosopher Alan Watts spent his life challenging one of our deepest assu... more
What if reality has a dimension you can’t see?
Up, down, left, right. These directions define how you experience the world. But what if there’s more to reality than the three dimensions you know? From the mind-bending geometry of a four-dimensional ... more
Every atom in your body was forged in the heart of a star. The calcium in your bones, the iron in your blood, the oxygen in your lungs, all of it was born in cosmic furnaces billions of years ago, long before the Earth even existed. Every atom inside... more
Every night, you close your eyes and lose contact with the world. The room disappears, your identity fades, and for several hours, you enter one of the greatest mysteries in human existence: sleep and dreams.
From ancient portals to modern psycholog... more
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The content of this first episode I am listening to is fascinating and well told, but loud, song-based ads keep interrupting in the middle of words with no warning. The volume is so mismatched too, that I rewound 3 times trying to figure out what was happening. The narrator’s voice kinda goes in and out as well. Why is this so poorly produced and edited?
WE NEED TO STOP AI GUYS
While these are well produced they contain too many incorrect assumptions, and base assumptions upon assumptions…too much inaccurate information
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This show consistently surveys big ideas at the intersection of philosophy, psychology, science, and societal trends. Episodes thread through questions about consciousness, reality, education, technology's impact, and how modern culture shapes identity and behavior. The host tends toward thought-provoking, sometimes provocative takes, often pairing theoretical discussions with accessible examples and occasional sponsor integrations. Listeners can expect ambitious, long-form conversations that reward curiosity and offer practical takeaways for personal and professional life, with a distinctive emphasis on how ideas influence civilization's direction.
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1. Gloria Mark
2. Natalia Kasmina
3. Darren Hick
4. Renee DeResta
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