
Children's impossible questions addressed by the greatest minds in philosophy. With jokes. Hosted by philosopher Christabel Cane and comedian Steve Cross.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 18 | Founded | 4 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | PhilosophySociety & Culture | |||

This week, our hosts tackle a question from Steveās kids as to why in their house, theyāre vegetarian. Steve tells us that he doesnāt eat, buy or prepare meat for environmental reasons, reminiscing about a global warming meetup heād attended: harrowi... more
In this episode, Steve and Christabel discuss environmental ethics, prompted by Steveās daughter asking if she should pick a flower she found growing by the roadside. Our hosts use Immanuel Kantās formula of the universal law to provide both a full m... more
Is Lego Batman the real Batman?
This week, Steve and Christabel enlist the help of writer, podcaster, musician and fabulously knowledgeable comic book nerd Dr MJ Hibbett to answer āIs Lego Batman the real Batman?ā. Our hosts draw on Markās doctoral... more
In this episode, Christabel and Steve frolic amongst the infinite plurality of possible worlds. Christabel explains that accidents are things that didnāt have to be the case; they only happen in SOME possible worlds. Much discussion of the āInto the ... more
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Obsessed with the premise of this - so interesting, I feel like I'm getting smarter just listening to Christabel's words of wisdom! Great duo šš»šš»
Well of course Steve is wrong about Queen, but Iāll forgive him this lapse in judgement for the greater good of this fabulous listen. Keep these episodes coming!
Brilliant premise - outstandingly executed, exploding with insight and comedy in equal parts. šš½
Thought provoking and hilarious, Christabelās voice is infinitely listenable, please say more words Christabel
An absolutely hilarious and insightful 45 mins ā I didnāt know it was possible to cackle whilst learning about antinatalism, but thank god we can. The perfect blend of interesting insights into how philosophy can apply to our everyday thinking with pauses for laughter in all the right places. Canāt wait for the next one!
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Two hosts explore big questions through a playful, accessible lens, blending rigorous philosophy with humor and real-world parenting anecdotes. Episodes span topics like animal consciousness, time, language, mind-body questions, ethics, and how to talk to children about complex ideas, often weaving thought experiments with practical takeaways for everyday life. The show stands out for its warm banter, family-friendly framing, and ability to translate dense philosophical concepts into engaging, digestible conversations for curious adults and parents alike.
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