
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture | |||

What is behind society’s obsession with monkeys? In this thought-provoking conversation, Socrates in the City host Eric Metaxas sits down with author and playwright Jonathan Leaf to explore the ideas behind his provocative new book, The Primate Myth,... more
Mary Harrington is joined by Louise Perry to discuss many topics ranging from the sexual revolution to the collapsing birth rates around the world to the strange pressures of feeling the need to react to each week’s “deranged mass emotional moment.” ... more
How does the book of Genesis line up with modern science? In this Socrates in the City conversation, Eric Metaxas is joined by astrophysicist Hugh Ross as they explore the surprising truths found in the Bible. The two explore the multitude of ways Ge... more
Episode three of Socrates Dialogues with Mary Harrington returns, this week with artist Jonathan Pageau, for a conversation that is as delightful as it is wide-ranging. From medieval cosmology to internet memes (we love how Mary describes them as “cl... more
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A thoughtful program centered on philosophy, religion, culture, and public life, featuring deep-dive conversations with writers, theologians, and scholars. Episodes frequently explore how ancient wisdom intersects modern technology, politics, and ethical questions, often weighing faith, morality, and meaning against contemporary secular trends. The host fosters rigorous, long-form dialogue that invites guests to challenge assumptions, discuss historical contexts, and probe big ideas with nuance. Notable strengths include a mix of literary and philosophical guests, a clear emphasis on intellectual rigor, and a willingness to tackle controversial topics with a devotional or faith-informed lens.
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Recent guests on Socrates in the City include:
1. Jonathan Pageau
2. Nina Power
3. Martin Shaw
4. Justin Brierley
5. Peter Kreeft
6. Paul Kingsnorth
7. Joe Loconte
8. Dr. William Lane Craig
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