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

What happens when Silicon Valley begins to rethink some of its deepest assumptions? In this episode of Socrates Dialogues, Mary Harrington is joined by Michael Solana—CMO of Founders Fund, founder of Pirate Wires, and once dubbed “the most opinionate... more
What makes a good interview, good? In this episode of Socrates in the Studio, Eric Metaxas sits down with writer, cultural commentator, and Socrates in the City contributor, Mary Harrington to explore the mission and heart behind Socrates in the City... more
For decades, Western culture has asked, “What is my purpose?” Many have been told that meaning is subjective, truth is relative, and every grand narrative should be questioned. Yet in the midst of rising skepticism, anxiety, and the rapid growth of t... more
What if the story of the world has been told from the wrong starting point? In this episode of Socrates in the Studio, Eric Metaxas sits down with historian Peter Frankopan to discuss his groundbreaking book, The Silk Roads: A New History of the Worl... more
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From the heights of intervening John Lennox to the disgraceful way you treated Carrie
I’m ashamed of you and expected more.
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Eric is interesting, challenging and thorough every show.
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Thoughtful, long-form conversations with historians, philosophers, theologians, authors, and public commentators exploring history, culture, religion, and public life. Episodes frequently center on foundational ideas in Western thought, moral philosophy, liberty, and religious faith, often framed through biographical dives into influential figures or debates about modern society. Notable strengths include rigorous, concept-heavy discussions, a willingness to cross disciplinary boundaries, and guests who provide deep scholarly or literary insight. This show is likely to appeal to listeners who enjoy intellectually dense dialogue, classical ideas, and perspectives that challenge mainstream narratives. Potential sponsors or guests might find a... more
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Recent guests on Socrates in the City include:
1. Mike Solana
2. Paul Anleitner
3. Peter Frankopan
4. Kathleen Stock
5. Andrew Roberts
6. Os Guinness
7. Mark Skousen
8. Ira Stoll
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