
I'm exploring why Generation X failed to get free, and how the concept of "authenticity" was turned into a sort of un-freedom.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 59 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ReligionSociety & CulturePhilosophyReligion & Spirituality | |||

So Deep that It’s at an All Time Low
In Chicago in the 90’s, I learned about House Music from Derrick Carter. I had first heard House Music on WBMX, Oak Park like most Chicago area youth. My mind was blown in 1987 when I heard Armando Gallop play h... more
If you ever wanted to know how the alchemical Nigredo sounds, here's your chance. This was mixed by hand, so beat matching isn't perfect and volume shifts may be a little rough because I have the same mixer as I used in the 90s, but hopefully it adds... more
It may be helpful to map some Peircean semiotic concepts onto Ricoeur’s hermeneutics to see how they illuminate each other. Ricoeur doesn’t use Peirce in this way himself, but he certainly used much of the semiotic work that built upon CS Peirce’s in... more
Thacker’s Types of Worlds in relation to horror:
• Pagan horror, such as Wicker Man, The Witch, and Midsommer, are the horror of the World-for-Us because pagan techne is for the instrumentalization of the world. In Pagan religious praxis the spirit... more
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Do you believe in god or any spiritual dimension to the universe?
“I guess the real question is: Does God believe in Himself? I prefer a God who isn’t really sure if He exists or not. In all the best r... more
Paul Ricoeur demonstrated the shift from knowing being as it is in-itself, or as it is essentially, in the sense of without relation to a knower, to uncovering being as a process of relational interpretation, which might be thought of as the shift fr... more
I moved back to Chicago after my undergraduate years in Southern Indiana at Indiana University, and my roommate and partner in all things philosophical Scott moved to Detroit where he discovered the Detroit warehouse party scene that I had been trave... more
What is Otherness? Out of Darkness 2022 directed by Andrew Cumming fits into a number of horror categories, but we've decided to do it on our nature horror series. When we were kids back in the 80s, there were two bizarro movies about early hominids,... more
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A thought-provoking, humanities-forward show that centers on phenomenology, hermeneutics, and the nature of perception, often tying abstract concepts to lived experience. Episodes frequently explore saturated phenomena, the self, and the dynamics of how language, intention, and otherness shape reality, with frequent references to thinkers like Husserl, Heidegger, Marion, Ricoeur, Kant, and Lacan. The conversations tend to blend rigorous philosophical analysis with theological and existential questions, and they often probe how belief, meaning, and presence interact with ambiguity and interpretive freedom. This mix of deep theory and practical reflection likely appeals to listeners who enjoy dense, philosophically oriented discussions about ... more
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