Conversations With Coleman
This Is 42Conversations with Coleman is home to honest conversations with leading intellectuals on polarised issues in the realm of race, politics and culture in the West.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 177 | Founded | 7 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | PhilosophySociety & Culture | |||
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My guest today is Mary Harrington. Mary is a writer and contributing editor at UnHerd. She's the author of a great book called Feminism Against Progress. In this episode, we talk about her general critique of feminism, we talk about what she calls pr... more
My guest today is Philip Goff. Philip is a philosophy professor at Durham University. He's the author of Galileo's Error and Why the Purpose of the Universe. more
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- Thoughtful and Real
Good to listen to someone with a sound ethical approach to evaluating the culture and who asks great questions with little ego.
Apple Podcasts5Kolya247
Canada12 days ago - Compromise
It is clear to me after listening that this ‘no compromise’ attitude of the guest (and the whole ‘movement’ it seems) is what needs to change in order for there to be change. The definition of insanity example the guest gave applies both ways. Unless he truly believes that the ‘resistance’ is working, then perhaps it’s time to compromise - at least as a first step towards the desired end goal. And if he believes that the ‘resistance’ is working, then something is clearly wrong. more
Apple Podcasts5jhinden
United States13 days ago - Preeminent Podcast Content
Prepare to be absorbed in a series of weighty and compelling interviews with remarkable thinkers. Just when I thought I’d exhausted Coleman’s repertoire, I came across Woke Capital with Marc Andreessen. Hughe’s interviewing skills are second to none 🔥
Apple Podcasts5Crying At the bus stop
New Zealand21 days ago - Heard you on another podcast
I came here after listening to you on Rationally Speaking. You’re extremely eloquent for your age. I appreciate that you are able to distill information from comments in layers and create different viewpoints. Kudos to how you were raised.
Apple Podcasts5AnnKunwarCanada24 days ago - A not well informed discussion - A Nuanced View on Israel and Palestine Conflict
the description of history is too innocent of the actual history and misses serious fractures in each society. The fundamental problem is that each society has a considerable portion who are of the we take it all (Hamas - Settlers to be too simplistic), and likely larger portions of each agreeable to a settlement. Why then has the conflict not been settled? Because the ‘take it all’ side, is willing to kill their own to ensure not settlements. When Arafat turned down the offer from Barack, he di... more
Apple Podcasts2GEMarcusUnited States2 months ago
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