In this podcast, we look at philosophers, abstract ideas, concrete cultural issues, and everything in between with a down-to-earth demeanor and willingness to explore.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 233 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | PhilosophySociety & Culture |
In this episode, we discuss Brute Facts: concepts that defy explanation in causal terms.
In this episode, we discuss Bruce Schneier and Nathan E. Sander's upcoming book, Rewiring Democracy: How AI Will Transform Our Politics, Government, and Citizenship.
In this episode, we ask some difficult questions about Antinomy: when a concept has multiple logical explanatory theories that are contradictory.
In this episode, we present the cases for Substantivalism and Relationalism as we discuss space and time.
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Keep up the episodes with paradoxes, they’re great!
An amazing host (also an amazing guest). And unlike so many artists and entertainers, Joel is deeply selfless and really earnest in connecting with people to explore psychology, philosophy, and humanity. He's "saint-adjacent"
I just listened to the in the moment episode. Things def can go deep and his intro discussion about what is now shows it. With this said I think lots of people forget to be in the moment. The audio was excellent I’m subscribed I hope more so the same
I think these topics are quite interesting. The two episodes I checked out had great nuggets of ideas to ruminate on. I think it would be even more effective for me if the episodes were a bit more structured but good work.
A psychological Rollercoaster through things I never would have thought about in such context. Psychology in flow of every day things. Fascinating
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The content focuses on exploring philosophical concepts and cultural issues through engaging discussions that cover a wide spectrum of topics related to human behavior, ethics, and societal norms. Notable themes include thought experiments, the nature of consciousness, ethical dilemmas in modern contexts, and deep dives into philosophical inquiries surrounding identity, societal values, and human relationships. The dialogic format often features well-informed guests, contributing both depth and a relatable quality, allowing complex ideas to resonate with a diverse listener base. The unique aspect of this content lies in its blend of abstract philosophical discussions with everyday life implications, making it accessible and thought-provokin... more
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1. Norman Gayford
2. Dr. Michael Passmore
3. Brian Hite
4. Norman Dafford
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