
Discussions on history, philosophy, politics, science, and civilizational questions. We're here to learn.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 11 | Founded | 2 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | PhilosophySociety & Culture | |||

San Francisco is the capital of the online networks where today's new ideas are born. It's an excellent place for a sensitive young man with something to say. Ben and Wolf describe how the scene works and how to break in.
Napoleon built the institutions of the modern state—especially the military. This was best analyzed by Napoleon's enemy Clausewitz, who studied war on the opposite side of the battlefield. Napoleon's armies were defeated, but his system and his spiri... more
Thorstein Veblen tells us how elites display their superiority by showing off their cultivated taste and skill, which in turn displays their economic power, and ultimately their capacity for violence. Veblen was very upset by this. But you don’t have... more
The Earth has become small -- and the Last Man lives the longest.In 1885, Nietzsche foresaw mankind's transformation into a being who cares only for safety and contentment -- the final step before he gives up his higher nature. Jonathan Wallis joins ... more
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Thoughtful discussions spanning history, philosophy, politics, science, and civilizational questions attract a highly educated, policy- and intellectually-curious audience. Episodes consistently explore big ideas—from ancient empires and philosophical inquiries to modern geopolitics and technology-driven futures—powered by two steady hosts who anchor debates with historical thinkers and rigorous analysis. Notable strengths include deep historical context, cross-disciplinary connections, and a willingness to challenge conventional wisdom, making this show appealing to listeners who enjoy long-form, idea-driven conversations and scholarly riffing. While the format stays accessible, the conversations often assume familiarity with complex conce... more
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