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The Nietzsche Podcast

Untimely Reflections
Nietzsche
The Gay Science
Friedrich Nietzsche
Philosophy
Christianity
Nihilism
Eternal Return
Morality
Schopenhauer
Will To Power
Existentialism
Goethe
Art
Modernity
Romanticism
Emil Cioran
Zhuangzi
Carl Jung
Heidegger
Demonic

A podcast about Nietzsche's ideas, his influences, and those he influenced. Philosophy and cultural commentary through a Nietzschean lens. Support the show at Patreon: www.patreon.com/untimelyreflections A few collected essays and thoughts: untimely-reflections.blogspot.com/

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Today, I'm speaking with independent scholar, translator, and lecturer, Stuart Kendall. Stuart is responsible for helping to bring new translations of Georges Bataille's work into English, and he joined me for a conversation about Georges Bataille an... more

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In this episode, we're venturing into the life and thought of Ernst Cassirer, the last humanist of the Enlightenment tradition. Cassirer is widely known today for his debate with Heidegger at Davos, in which Cassirer appeared as the old style philoso... more

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This is an audio version of the first two sections of a planned series of political writings, gathered under the name Antipolitik: I. The Birth of the State at the End of Warre, and II. Anti-Schmitt. I've grouped them under the name Anti-Schmitt beca... more

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Nick Nielsen
Philosophy of history blogger and content creator (Today in Philosophy of History; Today in the History of Philosophy)
Independent researcher and educator
Episode: Untimely Reflections #45: Nick Nielsen - Philosophy of History
Christopher Satoor
The Young Idealist
Episode: Untimely Reflections #44: Christopher Satoor (The Young Idealist) - Friedrich Schelling
Joe Folley
Philosophy YouTuber/Writer on Unsolicited Device
Unsolicited Device
Episode: Untimely Reflections #43: Joe Folley (Unsolicited Advice) - Camus & Absurdism
Devin Goure
LeftNietzsche; discusses Nietzschean insights and Left-emancipatory politics in relation to Star Trek
LeftNietzsche (Twitter/Substack)
Episode: Untimely Reflections #42: Devin Goure - Star Trek & Philosophy
Hans Georg Moeller
Professor and philosopher focused on Daoism and comparative philosophy
Carefree Wandering
Episode: Untimely Reflections #40: Hans Georg Moeller - Zhuangzi & Nietzsche
Ge Ling Shang
Author of 'Liberation as Affirmation', explores Zhuangzi and Nietzsche's philosophies.
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Episode: 129: Ge Ling Shang - Liberation as Affirmation
Jimmy Burke
Host of Will to Joy focusing on Nietzsche's practical philosophy
Will to Joy Podcast
Episode: Untimely Reflections #38: Jimmy Burke - Will to Joy
PF Jung
Political commentator and speaker on enlightened centrism
Episode: Untimely Reflections #37: PF Jung - Enlightened Centrism
Dr. Gregory Sadler
Philosopher and educator known for his work on Stoicism and philosophical counseling.
Episode: Untimely Reflections #32: Dr. Gregory Sadler - On Stoicism & Philosophy as a Guide to Life

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4.9 out of 5 stars from 2.4k ratings
  • Brilliant!

    The best philosophical podcast.

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  • Outstanding

    This is an outstanding podcast

    Apple Podcasts
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    Mikey Likes Podcasts
    United States2 months ago
  • So impressive

    I’m very happy to have found this podcast.

    Just as erudite as my Classics professor from one of England’s top tier universities.

    This has given me a new understanding of the subject. Thank you.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    SCCecilia
    United Kingdom2 months ago
  • Stimulating

    I love this podcast. I work delivering car parts and stream this through the truck radio. A true oasis in a dull, soulless wasteland. I’m a retired scientist and this is just what I need to keep my mind working. Bravo!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Lordmuramasa
    United States4 months ago
  • A Lovely Resource for Untimely Wisdom

    I highly recommend this programme to anyone who wishes to expand their understanding of the Nitetzchien language and enjoy a quality walkthrough of these timeless reads <3

    Apple Podcasts
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    Israel8 months ago

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Q&A #14
Q: Is the overman central to Nietzsche's project, and how should we understand its role in his philosophy?
The overman functions as a driving, artistic-ethical ideal that helps people reconstruct values after devaluations of traditional morals; it serves as both a motivational target and a way to understand Nietzsche's project of life- affirmation through self-overcoming, rather than a dogmatic system.
Untimely Reflections #38: Jimmy Burke - Will to Joy
Q: How do you intend to accomplish such a task?
I plan to approach the will to power comprehensively by analyzing its different interpretations and how it influences various aspects of life, despite the challenges of exhaustive research needed for clarity.
Untimely Reflections #38: Jimmy Burke - Will to Joy
Q: What is the way in which introducing Nietzsche's philosophy into cognitive behavioral therapy?
Introducing Nietzsche's philosophy influences cognitive behavioral therapy by highlighting the need to relate thoughts to actions, recognizing that behavior is influenced by environmental factors rather than solely willpower.
Q&A #13
Q: Did you study philosophy in school and considering studying it at a community college, which may not be prestigious, but feels like a good start?
The host acknowledges a positive experience with philosophy classes but asserts more valuable insights can be gained through self-directed reading and personal engagement with the texts.
Q&A #13
Q: In the Gay Science Book 1, you discuss Nietzsche's view that bad people drive human progress through suffering. If the goal is to evolve the human psyche biologically, what might the ethics of such an evolved future society look like?
Nietzsche suggests that evolvement is linked to ongoing conflict and tension, emphasizing that these are essential for progress rather than passivity or suffering itself.

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A rigorous deep dive into philosophy through a Nietzschean lens, blending analysis of thinkers from Nietzsche to Schelling with contemporary culture and politics. Episodes often map complex ideas onto modern questions, exploring language, history, ethics, and civilization while weaving in related thinkers like Wittgenstein, Hume, and Plato. Listeners can expect dense, thought-provoking discussions that prize clarity, fair critique, and a broad, cross-disciplinary approach to big questions.

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