Thought experiments and conversations with philosophers. Hosted by Dr Jason Werbeloff and Mark Oppenheimer.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 198 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | PhilosophySociety & Culture |
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Stephen Cave unpacks the ethical and practical problems of living forever. He highlights ongoing research in anti-aging and the potential societal and ecological catastrophes that could follow if humans were to achieve immortality. more
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Some great episodes but the latest Israelipuff piece with absolutely no real debate about the ethics of the conflict is just embarrassing really. We want discussion, not propaganda please. How disappointing.
Jason and Mark do an outstanding job interviewing some of the brightest minds on contemporary philosophical issues. Once you’ve listened to one, you’ll certainly find yourself hooked and digging further into their archive for other great episodes.
Amazing podcast about philosophy. Magnitude of guests, ideas and of course thought experiments! I've listened to every single episode and I'm a huge fan of the show
A wide range of guests and topics has me returning to this podcast over and over again. Hearing what contemporary philosophers are thinking and talking about is a refreshing change of pace from the usual tours of the established canon.
Fantastic philosophy podcast. Highly recommended. The hosts discuss really interesting topics in philosophy and have fascinating conversations with their guests.
Apple Podcasts | #128 | United States/Society & Culture/Philosophy |
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