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Good Is In The Details is an engaging philosophy and education podcast hosted by Gwendolyn Dolske, Ph.D., and Rudy Salo, exploring the ideas that shape how we think, learn, and live. Blending philosophy, higher education, books, ethics, culture, and critical thinking, the show invites listeners into thoughtful conversations with scholars, authors, and experts from a wide range of disciplines. Each... more

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How do echo chambers influence our beliefs?

How do you know what is true on the internet?

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The mixtape structural metaphor ushers in a philosophical lens. Because a mixtape (as every Gen X person who ever made one knows) is a curated act of autobiography. It's how you tell someone the truth about yourself when you don't yet have the courag... more

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Gwendolyn Dolske and Rudy Salo welcome Casey Berman: former attorney, founder of Leave Law Behind (the leading coaching program helping attorneys transition into non-legal careers), multipreneur, strategy consultant, speaker, and author, for a discus... more

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In this episode of Good Is In The Details, Gwendolyn Dolske sits down with Karen Olson — founder and CEO emeritus of Family Promise, a national nonprofit organization dedicated to helping homeless and low-income families, whose organization has train... more

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Casey Berman
Certifies as a lawyer and coach focused on helping lawyers leave or stay in the profession with a better fit
Leave Law Behind
Episode: How To Critically Think About Career Choices: Hope for Unhappy Lawyers
Karen Olson
Founder of Family Promise, humanitarian advocate
Family Promise
Episode: How To Navigate The Homeless Crisis With Humanity and Reason
Paul Comfort
Transportation executive, author, and media personality
Modaxo (Transportation technology)
Episode: The Good in Getting There: Thinking Critically About Your Career/Skills and The Meaning of Your Life's Work
Krista Noble
Ph.D., specializes in the Vedic tradition
Professor/Scholar (Vedic tradition)
Episode: Encore: The Philosophy of Star Wars. Eastern Wisdom, Attachment, and the Search for Happiness
Liz Farmer
Journalist, author, and recurring guest on the show
Public Money Pod
Episode: The Slow Death of Local News and Its Impact on Critical Thinking
Xanet Pailet
Sex and intimacy coach, author, and retreat leader
Passionate Intimacy Retreats
Episode: The Sex Recession Is Real: A Sex Coach Explains How to Find Your Way Back to Intimacy
Andrew Guthrie Ferguson
Professor at George Washington University Law School
George Washington University Law School
Episode: Your Phone Is Watching You: Privacy, Surveillance, and the Law with Prof. Andrew Guthrie Ferguson
Ted Schwartz
Neurosurgeon and author of Gray Matters, A Biography of Brain Surgery
Book author / Neurosurgeon
Episode: How To Be Mindful about our Brains: Brain Surgery, Free Will, and the Illusion of Mind?
Bill Tomlinson
Author of Dialogues with Artificial Intelligence On the Tools of Philosophy
University of California, Santa Cruz (as inferred from context)
Episode: Introduction to Philosophy and Critical Thinking: Bill Tomlinson on Reasoning, Paradox, and AI as a Tool for Thinking

Hosts

Gwendolyn Dolske
Full name appears consistently as the host; multiple listings indicate principal host and frequent co-hosting role.
Rudy Salo
Frequent co-host with long-running involvement; appears across many episodes with the same collaborative dynamic as Gwen.

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4.9 out of 5 stars from 172 ratings
  • Makes you think ,.. and also act!

    I've been fortunate to be a guest on a number of podcasts over the years, and Good Is In The Details is one of my favorites.

    Gwendolyn and Rudy ask truly thoughtful questions. The conversation has a natural flow, with each question building on the last, but they also know when to take an interesting detour and when to bring it back to the main topic ... it never feels forced or scripted.

    What I like most is that they can talk about big ideas ... work, identity, happiness, purpose, philosophy .... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Casey Berman
    United States7 days ago
  • Fascinating variety

    Good is in the details keeps me guessing. It’s fun and keeps me listening. Breathe

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Liveinyourbody
    United States2 months ago
  • Quintessential

    My favorite Philosophy Podcast

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Vladnottaken
    Belgium2 months ago
  • A great listen

    Thoroughly enjoyed listening to the episode with author Karen Olson. Appreciate the thoughtful questions and conversation.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    LydiaJ14
    United States2 months ago
  • Fascinating!

    I listened to the episode “how to be mindful about our brains” and “your phone is watching you”. Both episodes were fascinating and informative. The conversational style makes it easy to listen to and the curious, honest questions - that I was already thinking, made listening, captivating. I plan to listen more! Thank you for your work, Gwendolyn and Rudy!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Play_DR22
    United States4 months ago

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How To Critically Think About Career Choices: Hope for Unhappy Lawyers
Q: How can AI change the practice of law without making lawyers obsolete?
The guests argue AI will shift the skill set needed—emphasizing strategic thinking, relationship-building, and judgment—while enabling lawyers to handle more cases efficiently and pursue higher-level work like business development and knowledge management.
How To Critically Think About Career Choices: Hope for Unhappy Lawyers
Q: What was your first job out of law school and how did that shape your views on a legal career?
Casey describes starting in a public defender's office, then moving through civil litigation and in-house roles, emphasizing that early experiences, even when imperfect, can reveal where one's strengths and passions truly lie and push toward a more fulfilling path.
Encore: The Philosophy of Star Wars. Eastern Wisdom, Attachment, and the Search for Happiness
Q: What is the role of death and immortality in Star Wars from an Eastern viewpoint?
Death is seen as a natural part of life and a transition within a larger universal consciousness, with Jedi immortality as a metaphor for continuity beyond physical life; this contrasts with Western materialist views.
Introduction to Philosophy and Critical Thinking: Bill Tomlinson on Reasoning, Paradox, and AI as a Tool for Thinking
Q: How do you address the concern that AI might do all the thinking for students or reduce their own cognitive effort?
You can structure activities where students critique AI outputs, justify their own positions, or use AI-generated statements as the basis for close examination and argumentation, ensuring students actively engage and reason rather than imitate.
Introduction to Philosophy and Critical Thinking: Bill Tomlinson on Reasoning, Paradox, and AI as a Tool for Thinking
Q: Bill, what inspired this book that is really, like I said, it's gold. Why did you choose to explore AI dialogues as a teaching tool for philosophy?
The idea was to make philosophy approachable and practical for students by showing how dialogue, argument structure, and critical thinking operate in real time, even with AI. The AI serves as a mirror that can reveal ambiguities in questions and help expand the discussion rather than replace human thinking.

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