The simplest questions often have the most complex answers. The Philosopher's Zone is your guide through the strange thickets of logic, metaphysics and ethics.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 777 | Founded | 20 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | PhilosophySociety & Culture |
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I have been a regular listener of this podcast for almost 10 years now, going back to those early days when there were few pods and almost none on philosophical subjects.
It is still one that I subscribe to but its uniqueness has faded. There are others who discuss these topics in more depth and with greater rigor. Yet this one has retained some of its charm. The host has struck the right balance between listening, questioning and intervening.
Yet the guests disappoint more often than not beca... more
David Rutledge is a superb host and presenter. He draws out the interview is to let them explain themselves, often better than they would do if left to their own devices. He is knowledgeable about the subjects and able to raise critiques of ideas in a way that is non-combative, but sheds light. A wonderful program.
Listened to the latest episode on recommendation from a friend. This is an accessible intro to a timely topic and history, discussed in a clear and considered way. It brings me back to studying philosophy years ago but at a level that’s right for me now.
Really excellent podcast but the show notes and descriptions for each episode are far too brief and should mention the specific guests and describe the episode more fully.
Just amazing.
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Engaging with a broad array of contemporary philosophical issues, this podcast is designed to illuminate complex ideas and question common assumptions across various philosophical domains. Frequent themes include ethics, political theory, gender identities, environmental philosophy, and the implications of modern technology, particularly artificial intelligence. The dialogue is often enriched by guest experts, offering diverse perspectives and real-world applications that challenge listeners to reflect deeply on their beliefs and societal narratives. Notably, the podcast navigates controversial subjects and presents them in an accessible manner, making it suitable for audiences ranging from philosophy enthusiasts to those simply curious abo... more
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4. Esther Klein
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