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History of Philosophy Audio Archive

William Engels
World War I
Ancient Science
Heidegger
Pre-Socratics
Being and Time
Masculinity
Myth Physics
Socrates
Existentialism
Dasein
Philosophy
Plato
Eastern Thought
Big History
Phaedrus
Love
Japanese Philosophy
Indian Philosophy
Chinese Philosophy
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Curated lectures, interviews, and talks with philosophers, social scientists, and historians together in one place. Each week, we explore brand new research in history, economics, psychology, political science, philosophy, indigenous studies, and human rights while presenting the work of canonical scholars in a way that is accessible to newcomers while retaining interest for students and specialis... more

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History of Philosophy Audio Archive, Episode #177

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Recent Guests

William Taubman
Pulitzer Prize-winning Cold War historian and author of 'McNamara at War'
Amherst College
Episode: Hemlock #31: McNamara's Cold War: Pulitzer Prize-Winner Bill Taubman on Vietnam, the Domino Theory, Khrushchev & Gorbachev, the Cuban Missile Crisis, the Tokyo Firebombing, Nuclear Abolition
Kaila Yu
Debut author of *Fetishized: A Reckoning with Yellow Fever, Feminism and Beauty*
Penguin
Episode: Hemlock #30 - Kaila Yu: Orientalism (Old and New), WW2 Comfort Women, Disney Princesses, Imperialism and the Sex Trade, Okinawa Air Base, Asian Fetishization, Memoirs of a Geisha, Playboy, +New Book
Danny Bessner
Co-host of the American Prestige podcast, expert in US foreign policy.
American Prestige Podcast
Episode: Hemlock #29 - Welcome to the First Crusade Feat. American Prestige and We're Not So Different: Magic Spears, Starving Franks, Holy Massacres, Historical Himbos, and Why Only the First Crusade Worked
Derek Davidson
Co-host of the American Prestige podcast, focuses on history and politics.
American Prestige Podcast
Episode: Hemlock #29 - Welcome to the First Crusade Feat. American Prestige and We're Not So Different: Magic Spears, Starving Franks, Holy Massacres, Historical Himbos, and Why Only the First Crusade Worked
Eleanor Janega
Co-host of the We're Not So Different Medieval History podcast.
We're Not So Different Podcast
Episode: Hemlock #29 - Welcome to the First Crusade Feat. American Prestige and We're Not So Different: Magic Spears, Starving Franks, Holy Massacres, Historical Himbos, and Why Only the First Crusade Worked
Luke Waters
Co-host of the We're Not So Different Medieval History podcast.
We're Not So Different Podcast
Episode: Hemlock #29 - Welcome to the First Crusade Feat. American Prestige and We're Not So Different: Magic Spears, Starving Franks, Holy Massacres, Historical Himbos, and Why Only the First Crusade Worked
Adam Becker
Author of More Everything Forever, a book about Silicon Valley elite.
Episode: #170 - 2nd Biannual Report to the Shareholders: Roy Casagranda, Boethius, the American Terror Series, Virginia Woolf, Alasdair MacIntyre, Getting Emailed by Kn@tsies, Contrapoints, Gratitude
Karen Howe
Author of Empire of AI, exploring social impact and environmental consequences in AI.
Episode: #170 - 2nd Biannual Report to the Shareholders: Roy Casagranda, Boethius, the American Terror Series, Virginia Woolf, Alasdair MacIntyre, Getting Emailed by Kn@tsies, Contrapoints, Gratitude
Orlando Mead
Author of What in Me is Dark, a book about Milton's political spirit.
Episode: #170 - 2nd Biannual Report to the Shareholders: Roy Casagranda, Boethius, the American Terror Series, Virginia Woolf, Alasdair MacIntyre, Getting Emailed by Kn@tsies, Contrapoints, Gratitude

Host

William Engels
Host of the podcast, engaging audiences with curated content on philosophy and social sciences.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 272 ratings
  • Good job dude.

    Listening from down here in New Zealand.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Ectopic Beats
    New Zealanda month ago
  • The McNamara episode – you guys make a difference

    Near the end of the show, you were both somewhat in despair about the effect of your labours on changing the course of history. Perhaps people at the level of McNamara won’t see your writings, but the more that people read them or hear them in lecture halls and are influenced by them, the more difficult it is for leaders to take unwise actions. It’s easier when they know the public is with them, it’s tougher when they know the public is against them.

    Keep on keepin’ on

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    OfToronto
    Canada3 months ago
  • Really well done

    I minored in philosophy in school and haven’t had a great way of continuing my studies recreationally until I found this show. It covers the full spectrum of accessible social/cultural philosophy topics to more dense scholarly material. They give endless recommendations to further explore the different subjects in a better way than going down internet wormholes. Thanks

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    habwbwjdbd djaksn
    United States3 months ago
  • lowest grade, repeat class

    Abyssmal, a true waste of sentience & intelligence (of the listener - no idea about host & guest). (But a hunch.)

    Lockerroom bloviating in the, well, in the usaoftoday they get called that, "philosophy department". They wish.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    ndjuxhhehaijdbehbbxk
    Germany4 months ago
  • Noam Chomsky here!

    Quite literally enough said, check it out folks if you want to be a smarter, more informed citizenry. The most ardent critic of capitalism, Karl Marx, began his career in philosophy! Just love it here—so very much needed.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Zwadie's notes
    United States10 months ago

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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

The Ballroom feat. William Sanchez (Hemlock #34)
Q: What do you think those protests should focus on?
They should push for impeachment articles against Donald Trump due to his abuses of power and financial corruption, as these represent serious offenses.
The Ballroom feat. William Sanchez (Hemlock #34)
Q: What kind of treatment are suspected illegal migrants in the United States actually experiencing with ICE?
They are being rounded up and targeted often without proper legal procedures, leading to situations like collective punishment.
The Practical Value of Philosophy: Will Engels Interviewed by Roubin Thind on Education, Spirituality, Guerilla Media, US-China Relations, Blue Collar Intellectuals, the Origins of HoPAA (Hemlock #34)
Q: What aspect of the Cold War are you writing about?
He is focusing on the post-war nuclear monopoly and the U.S. foreign policy aimed at pursuing world dominance, which has ongoing implications today.
The Practical Value of Philosophy: Will Engels Interviewed by Roubin Thind on Education, Spirituality, Guerilla Media, US-China Relations, Blue Collar Intellectuals, the Origins of HoPAA (Hemlock #34)
Q: Could you talk about your interviews with authors and professors?
Engels mentions that he has started including interviews with various authors and experts, which has led to engaging discussions on different topics, including religion and economics.
Hemlock #30 - Kaila Yu: Orientalism (Old and New), WW2 Comfort Women, Disney Princesses, Imperialism and the Sex Trade, Okinawa Air Base, Asian Fetishization, Memoirs of a Geisha, Playboy, +New Book
Q: What would you say to young women about self-love?
I would tell them that if they generate their own self-love, it would change a lot.

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8. Karen Howe

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