Philosophical excursions into interesting, and often controversial, topics. Hosted by Spencer Case.
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 71 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | PhilosophyEducationSociety & Culture |
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Marcus Arvan returns to MD to talk about his new book, Why It's Ok to be a Moderate, which you can find here:
Amazon.com: Why It's OK to Be a Moderate: 9781032613864: Arvan, Marcus: Books
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Nathan Cofnas joins Spencer Case to discuss the nature of the political ideology/movement known as "wokeness." Cofnas argues that wokeness follows from accepting environmental differences combined with ... more
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Oliver Traldi challenges the standard conservative model of academic freedom in his article, "Defusing Academic Freedom." Link here:
Defusing Academic Freedom
Spencer and Oliver discuss. Topics includ... more
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Jake Monaghan joins Spencer to discuss his new book, Ethical Policing. The discussion covers such questions as: what makes policing legitimate? What sorts of considerations undermine that legitimacy? Ho... more
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Great guests, interesting topics, tasteful interviewer. Amusing title.
I really enjoy these episodes, they go deep into specific topis of philosophy and religion. Spencer Case asks poignant questions that bring out the best in the interviewed guests.
Host is an excellent interviewer; guests are quite varied. I liked especially the episodes with Oliver Traldi and the one on Liberalism (guest’s name escapes me atm). Look forward to more.
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Content is centered around exploring philosophical questions and topics that touch on contemporary ethical, societal, and existential issues. Episodes feature discussions on various philosophical arguments, historical perspectives, and their relevance to modern-day life, often including critiques of widely accepted beliefs. The show includes a range of guests, mainly philosophers and academics, who share expertise on subjects such as policing ethics, existence of God arguments, gaming culture, and political critiques. Unique to this podcast is its focus on challenging prevailing narratives with in-depth analysis and engaging dialogue that resonates with a thought-provoking audience.
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