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Philosophy for Kids / Philosophy's Not Boring: The Kids Philosophy Podcast

Kidopoly
Ahimsa
Flow
Plato
Spotlight Effect
Jainism
Confucius
Friendship
Time Perception
Buddhism
Inattentional Blindness
Aristotle
Stoicism
John Stuart Mill
Fundamental Attribution Error
Robbers Cave Experiment
Cognitive Dissonance
Confirmation Bias
Karma
Fairness
Ivan Pavlov

A groundbreaking podcast for curious kids aged 4-12, and the grown-ups listening with them, that proves philosophy, psychology and religion are anything but dull.Join our fictional AI hosts Mira, a brilliant 9-year-old, and her younger brother Finn, age 7, as they explore philosophy, psychology and religion as one big family of questions about how we make sense of things. Each episode takes a real... more

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Mira
Host of Philosophy Is Not Boring; appears as a primary speaker guiding discussions with curiosity and clarity.
Finn
Co-host engaged in questioning, explaining concepts and prompting discussion.

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4.8 out of 5 stars from 258 ratings
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    Australia25 days ago
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    Australia2 months ago
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    Tohyukny
    United States2 months ago
  • I have so much fun this my daughter learned so much

    I love this idea so much thank you for everything. My daughter listens every day. She loves it so much her name is ELENA she is eight years old and she was wondering what is inside your tonsils and why you need them

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    United States2 months ago

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Listeners praise accessible explanations and quizzes that reinforce learning.
Engaging for families; kids learn to think through big questions with friendly hosts.
Parents appreciate thoughtful, neutral discussion of religion and philosophy without preaching.

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What is Brahman?
Q: If I really am the whole universe, why don't I feel like it?
Mira explains that Maya is the illusion of separateness. Like a wave that appears distinct from the ocean, a person may seem separate while being a temporary form of a shared reality.
What is Brahman?
Q: What is the ultimate reality of everything?
The Upanishads call it Brahman, the ultimate reality of the universe. The teaching says the deepest self, Atman, is not separate from Brahman.
What is a religion?
Q: What if you take the god completely out of the picture? Is it still a religion or does it just become a club with really strict rules?
Mira and Finn explain that traditions such as Jainism, Buddhism, and Confucianism can be understood as religions through their sacred values, meaningful rituals, communities, and guidance for living, even without a creator god.
What is naive realism?
Q: Why do people disagree, and why can't we all just get along?
People may each see only part of a situation and mistake their perspective for the whole truth. They can reduce conflict by listening to other viewpoints and finding shared goals that require cooperation.
What is the placebo effect?
Q: What does every new real medicine have to do before it's approved today?
It must beat the placebo in a clinical trial to prove it works beyond expectations.

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