
Take a thoughtful yet slightly goofy dive into ethics with your professor, Peter Owens, to discover some... things you can do.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 20 | Founded | 8 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | PhilosophySociety & Culture | |||

Lee Adama's speech in the trial of Gaius Baltar from the show Battlestar Galactica leads us to reconsider what it is that makes someone guilty, and what guilt really is. We'll consult some good German philosophers - Immanuel Kant, Hannah Arendt, and ... more
Content Warning: In this episode Iām going to be talking about the recent investigative report by CNN into the traffic and activity on a website called Motherless.com. While the episodeās focus is not sexual assault itself, there still will be frank ... more
In this inaugural "Great Speeches in Ethics," we'll reflect on how Mal Reynolds's resolve to speak for others represents a mode of speech in classical antiquity that French philosopher Michel Foucault calls "fearless speech."
6:15 | Fearless Speech,... more
In today's episode, Matthias Austin from the Lord of the Rings AMA Podcast and I talk about Gollum. What motivates him? What's wrong with him? Should we pity him or fear him? Or something else? Come along for a journey into the ethics of Middle Earth... more
In today's Extra Credit, I talk a little (okay, a LOT) more about utilitarianism, some of its strengths and weaknesses, some important thinkers in its history, and my view on why the way that we currently teach it is missing something.
10:05 | RM Ha... more
Ever wished that I would hang out more with Matthias Austin, host of the acclaimed* podcast The Lord of the Rings AMA Podcast? Well, turns out - me too!
Matthias and I sit down and talk about Gollum, a figure regarded with suspicion and hatred, a fo... more
Today we take on the question, "Is it okay to change my values to fit in?" We talk about Utilitarian ethics, Kant's "An answer to the question: What is enlightenment?" and Rabbi Akiva bar Joseph. Also, peep the new segments: Moment of Latin and Ein M... more
What is up with ethical relativism? How do you know what the right thing to do is when you have multiple conflicting ethical systems across different cultures? What is the Prime Directive?
13:40: Nussbaum, Creating Capabilities, pg. 18.
19:55:Ā Gros... more
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