Extrapolator
Geoff AllenExtrapolator is a philosophy/science podcast hosted by Geoff Allen. What is philosophy? How do we define what is true or what exists? Is human cognition special? What can empirical science say about religion, free will and the meaning of life? These topics, and more.
| Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 21 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Categories | PhilosophyScienceSociety & Culture | ||||
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What if we could recreate our forests, using biotech to bring back trees that are extinct? We now have that technology. We could replant a modified American chestnut tree all across the eastern United States. But should we do it?
A conversation abou... more
The ultimate guide to creating a podcast: (1) branding, (2) prepping content, (3) producing audio, and (4) distributing/promoting.
If you’re a podcast enthusiast, you'll hear about the secrets from behind the scenes. And if you want to create your o... more
In this episode, Geoff and Richard discuss the Headless Way, which is a set of reflections and guided meditations that centre around seeing *who you really are*. Richard even guides the listener through a few ‘experiments’ from the Headless Way.
The... more
In this episode, Geoff and Lauren discuss a range of causal concepts and analogies that we encounter in scientific work. Lauren is doing important work in philosophy of science, writing about casual explanations. She argues that the concept of a ‘mec... more
Reviews
- The topic transitional audio are way too long and loud
Your podcast would be so much better if you don’t interrupt the flow with loud audio separation and overlay into the conversation that virtually serves nobody but yourself, I understand you feel the urge to marks different topic, but maybe not at the expanse of interrupt the conversation with high volume and overtly long transition? The way it interrupts the flow are really annoying both the duration and the loudness, it’s such a shame when the rest of the podcast are well produced in terms of a... more
Apple Podcasts4💩💩👽💩💩
United States4 years ago - Thoughtful, well written and beautifully produced
Even if you aren't interested in philosophy this podcast easy to understand and engaging. Geoff writes and produces the music — and it is beautiful.
Audible5Tom BeakbaneUnited States4 years ago - Beautifully crafted
Logical, well-argued and lovingly produced.
Apple Podcasts5TomBane
Canada5 years ago - Incredible
Really enjoying this podcast, so eye opening!
Apple Podcasts5BillyWo'R
Ireland5 years ago - Delightful
Thought provoking and entertaining. Top notch!
Apple Podcasts5NoxiousquillIreland5 years ago
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Apple Podcasts | #89 | Ireland/Society & Culture/Philosophy |
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