
This is a podcast with short episodes for people who feel vaguely insane watching the news but still believe moral seriousness is possible. Each episode runs 10-20 minutes. I usually start with something human: a stray thought, a joke that maybe goes too far, a glimpse of my interior life. Then I pivot, as cleanly as I can, into a morally serious argument about power, politics, institutions, or wh... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 29 | Founded | 3 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CulturePhilosophy | |||

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This short podcast is a smart, easy listen that packs a lot into a small amount of time. Each episode moves quickly and covers a variety of topics, which keeps things fresh and engaging without ever feeling rushed. Greg does a great job of breaking down ideas in a clear, conversational way, making even unfamiliar subjects accessible and interesting.
What really stands out is the range—one episode might spark curiosity, another might offer a practical takeaway, and another just gives you somethi... more
I really appreciate the short format on days when life is too hectic to sit down and read. It still feels like I’m engaging in a thoughtful, intellectual conversation even while brushing my hair and hustling my kids out the door. I also love Greg’s wit and sense of humor, especially when tackling tough topics.
You can tell that Greg speaks about the things he cares and is interested in. He doesnt shy away from debate and is genuinely interested in opening his aperture on a topic - even if that means changing a preconceived notion.
Broken but Readable podcasts by Greg are great. Greg’s voice, both literal & intellectual offers a rare , refreshing combination of humor , honesty and depth.
Greg doesn’t preach but rather opens the listener to an alternative way of thinking about a variety of subjects- thought provoking for sure. I learn something new listening to each & every podcast.
Love that the episodes are short, sweet, and to the point without taking away from the content
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Apple Podcasts | #29 |
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