
A podcast where the real philosophy happens.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 257 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EducationSociety & CulturePhilosophy | |||

We are living through the most intense public argument about gender in living memory, and somehow managing to conduct it without agreeing on what the most basic terms mean. The word cisgender — or just cis — is either standard vocabulary on HR onboar... more
Sports are one of the few remaining arenas of public life where tens of millions of people voluntarily agree to care about the same thing at the same time. As the World Cup reminds us every four years, sports can build identities, drive economies, or... more
In the spring of 2026, Anthropic released to the public what it described as its most capable AI model to date... and then the U.S. government shut it down seventy-two hours later. That subsequent sequence of events, both strange and almost operatic ... more
We tend to think of art as something you look at — a canvas on a wall, an object behind velvet rope, something that holds still while you decide what you think of it. But a tradition in contemporary art has spent the better part of sixty years insist... more
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Not a podcast junkie but when I tune in, HBS is always my first stop. Leigh has nailed this medium, curating the best cohost (and guest) combos. It takes a lot of willpower not to pull up to the bar with these wise philosophers.
I turned in bc I’m a fan of Stephen Asma. I enjoyed the episode, though my knowledge of philosophy is limited. I will definitely listen again, due to the casual, affable nature of the dialogue. Enlightening and fun!
If you want to be entertained and laugh like crazy together with the hosts of this brilliant and truly educational podcast, give it a try.
Liberal professors - say no more. Little traction, no reviews. Time to hang is up and gallop into the sunset.
Charter schools FTW
Funny, deeply smart, and full of meaningful, nuanced disagreements. A gift to anyone wanting a deeper take on some of our biggest questions.
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A thoughtful, barroom-style philosophy show that blends rigorous ideas with playful banter. Conversations frequently orbit ethics, politics, technology, and culture as hosts and guests interrogate how concepts like food, anonymity, surveillance, metrics, and family shape everyday life. Episodes pair rigorous argument with accessible storytelling, often weaving contemporary issues (privacy, education, social media, international law) into classic philosophical debates. A standout pattern is the mix of guest‑experts and regular hosts who bring broad interdisciplinary perspectives, making abstract questions feel practical and engaging for curious listeners who appreciate lively, human-centered discourse.
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Recent guests on Hotel Bar Sessions include:
1. Jeff Bernstein
2. Justin Smith-Ruiu
3. Simon Critchley
4. Dr. Kiran Bhardwaj
5. Bob Valgenti
6. Dr. Tamara Fakhoury
7. Laura K. Field
8. Stephen T. Asma
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