The motto of Dialogues with Richard Reeves is "thinking together in relationship". This podcast features in-depth, lively conversations with leading thinkers on the big questions facing modern societies. dialoguespod@gmail.com @richardvreeves
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 37 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Categories | Society & CulturePhilosophy |
"The main reason we find it difficult to think critically about democracy is that it requires us to think critically about ourselves." That's the view of my guest today, Robert Tracy McKenzie, a historian at Wheaton College. In his recent book We th... more
Diverse democracies are new, wonderful, but potentially fragile: that's the claim, the promise and the warning from my guest today, Yascha Mounk. Yascha wears many hats. He is a Professor at Johns Hopkins, the Founder of Persuasion, a publication and... more
It's not news that liberalism is under pressure. And one of the most prominent liberals of our era is Francis Fukuyama. As he writes in his latest book, Liberalism and its Discontents, the virtues of liberalism need to be clearly articulated and cele... more
Something's wrong with our sex lives. That's according to Christine Emba. In her new book, Rethinking Sex: A Provocation she argues that too many people are having sex that is consenting, but not good. Sex that makes us feel used, or sad, or alienate... more
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Consistently intelligent, thoughtful, and interesting dialogues.
Interesting interviews, very thought provoking. I’m adding lots of books to my reading list that I wouldn’t have known about.
It’s all right. I’ve found more interesting podcasts addressing similar issues elsewhere.
We’re just a few episodes into Richard’s new podcast and we’ve already touched upon free speech, the death penalty, Islam, nudges, the moral case for traveling to Mars and so much more. The discussions are enlightening and thought provoking and Richard has a great way of maintaining a highly intellectual conversation (Mills, Locke and Hume make frequent appearances) without going over the head of the audience. You can tell he and his guests are having a great time and that makes it a treat for... more
Academic rigour - with journalistic flair. more
Apple Podcasts | #168 | United States/Society & Culture/Philosophy |
Apple Podcasts | #115 | United Kingdom/Society & Culture/Philosophy |
Apple Podcasts | #199 | Poland/Society & Culture/Philosophy |
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