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Political Philosophy Podcast

Toby Buckle
Democracy
Donald Trump
Populism
Social Justice
MAGA Movement
Far-Right Politics
Gender Dynamics
Political Polarization
Civility In Politics
Ideology
Voting
Philosophy
Liberalism
Equality
Political Philosophy
Trump Administration
Elite Capture
Non-Canonical Christian Texts
Political Legitimacy
Political Realism

Podcast by Toby Buckle

PublishesTwice monthlyEpisodes197Founded7 years ago
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Latest Episodes

Does my argument that the left should not threaten abstention survive Liam's case that we can't impose message discipline on online communities? An open free-form chat.

Liam Bright discusses his influential White Psychodrama paper & we give our takes on the various cultural products arising from white guilt. Is the era of 'high woke' over, and is there anything to be learn't from it?

James S. Fishkin, the Pioneer of deliberative polling joins the podcast. We discuss the nature of public opinion, how it can be changed, the positivities of consensus, 'activist disfunction' and can deliberation help cure our current democratic death... more

I recently wrote that liberalism must reject neutrality and instead embrace a comprehensive vision of what is good for people, one that takes the fight to fascism. I defend that view against concerns from Alec Crisman and we debate our very different... more

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Recent Guests

Liam Bright
A philosopher of science at the London School of Economics
London School of Economics
Episode: White Psychodrama Revisited with Liam Bright
James Fishkin
Professor and expert in deliberative democracy and polling
Episode: Can Deliberation Save Democracy? with James S. Fishkin
Alec Chrisman
Political theorist and writer focused on liberalism
Episode: Should Liberalism Fight, or Retreat & Retrench? with Alec Crisman
Peter Adamson
Philosopher and organizer of the History of Philosophy without Any Gaps project.
Episode: Precolonial Africana Philosophy with Peter Adamson and Chike Jeffers
Chike Jeffers
Co-author of On Africana Philosophy and a professional philosopher specializing in African philosophy.
Episode: Precolonial Africana Philosophy with Peter Adamson and Chike Jeffers
Natasha Piano
Assistant Professor of Political Theory at UCLA, specializing in Democratic Theory and the History of Political Thought.
UCLA
Episode: Do Elections Define Democracy? with Natasha Piano
Josie Duffy Rice
Distinguished writer on the criminal justice system
The Daily Show, Slate, NPR
Episode: THE FAR-RIGHT & CRIMINALITY with Josie Duffy Rice
Dave Karpf
Political scientist and writer, known for addressing the intersection of technology and politics.
Substack
Episode: TECH-BRO DYSTOPIA with Dave Karpf
Kevin Elliott
Political scientist and lecturer in ethics, politics and economics at Yale University
Yale University
Episode: IT'S THE FASCISM, STUPID with Kevin Elliott

Host

Toby Buckle
Host of a sophisticated podcast focusing on political philosophy and theory, often featuring expert guests to discuss complex themes in contemporary politics and ethics.

Reviews

4.5 out of 5 stars from 136 ratings
  • An excellent podcast about political philosophy.

    Podcast Addict
    5
    JakeThePeg
    2 months ago
  • Audio levels

    Audio levels are way too low to hear even with my volume all the way up.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Steady One
    Canada2 months ago
  • A partial review

    Attempting to listen to my first episode of this podcast I was struck by how extraordinarily low the recording volume is.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    redshift13
    United Statesa year ago
  • Thank you for this incredible resource.

    This podcast gives me an opportunity to explore and think about topics I never got to study or understand in any detail. It’s like sitting in on a university tutorial. Mentally and emotionally fulfilling; thank you very much.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Tricolour Sage
    United Kingdom2 years ago
  • Unlistenable sound quality, though at least the topic description sounds interesting. Constant weirdly loud lip smacking and uhhh ummm ahhhs. In general it needs a heavy hand with editing.

    Podcast Addict
    selylidne
    3 years ago

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Can Deliberation Save Democracy? with James S. Fishkin
Q: Can you give an example of an issue where people do change their opinions after deliberation?
In a project on immigration, support for sending undocumented immigrants back dropped from 80% to 40% among Republicans after deliberation.
Can Deliberation Save Democracy? with James S. Fishkin
Q: To get us started, in the simplest possible terms, what is deliberative polling?
Deliberative polling is a method that implements public consultation allowing a random sample of the public to weigh competing policy reasons.
Do Elections Define Democracy? with Natasha Piano
Q: What's wrong with democracy as elections?
Piano explains that while elections are important, equating them with democracy undermines the deeper complexities of democratic practice.
Do Elections Define Democracy? with Natasha Piano
Q: What was like the origin story of the book?
Natasha Piano discusses a cognitive dissonance regarding the definition of democracy and elections.
UK AMA
Q: Can the government undo Brexit? Is that possible?
While it's possible to rejoin the EU, it is highly unlikely due to lack of political will and the challenges involved in gaining assent from all EU member states.

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Focused on the exploration of political philosophy, the content is characterized by rich discussions that engage with contemporary and historical issues. Common themes include liberalism, democracy, electoral politics, social justice, and the intersection of philosophy with current political events. Notable topics often include critiques of populism, ethical considerations in political systems, as well as deep dives into historical texts and figures that shape modern thought. The approach is both scholarly and accessible, making it relevant for those interested in intellectual discourse around politics while also being engaging for general listeners seeking a deeper understanding of the philosophical underpinnings of political ideologies.

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1. Liam Bright
2. James Fishkin
3. Alec Chrisman
4. Peter Adamson
5. Chike Jeffers
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8. Dave Karpf

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