
A philosophy Ph.D. student working his way, with the world's leading thinkers, through the problems of philosophy, religion, science, and the existential struggle with irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) - similar to Alex O'Connor, but more American. Who wants to come along for the ride? mileskdonahue.substack.com
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 93 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | PhilosophyPhysicsScienceSociety & Culture | |||

In my recent discussion with Ethan Muse, he made a case for the compatibility of God's perfect love and the doctrine of eternal conscious torment. Randal Rauser returns to the channel to respond. Are we far more wicked than we realize? Does any sin m... more
This week's interview features...me! I have finally gotten around to answering all the questions you sent me when we hit 3,000 subscribers. Yes, this video is v late. Yes, it is v worth the watch. Prepare for a more informal, cheeky side of me.
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Philosopher Kevin Scharp discusses his experience working with A.I. agents, and what it portends for the future.
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Lance Bush returns to the channel to discuss the need for empirical research in philosophy, whether philosophers even want to find the answers to their questions, and, of course, phenomenal conservatism (which is true, btw).
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Miles does an awesome job with these interviews. He always gets right to the point and is not afraid to go into the weeds. He is a clear reasonable thinker and often asks the questions that I would want to ask.
Maybe he could have someone on to talk about universalism or religious pluralism. Or open theism.
Miles Donahue's Uncertainty tackles life's biggest questions—philosophy, religion, science—with sharp intellect and a uniquely personal flair. It’s deep, thought-provoking, and refreshingly human, with moments of humor that make even existential struggles (and IBS) surprisingly relatable. Perfect for curious minds craving both insight and authenticity!
Deep scholarly discussions hosted by an up and coming philosopher of religion.
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A thoughtful, inquiry-driven show that brings together philosophers, theologians, and thinkers to examine questions at the intersection of mind, religion, science, and ethics. Episodes often feature rigorous back-and-forth on topics like consciousness, cosmology, theism, moral realism, and gender theory, with a style that blends analytic rigor, accessible analogy, and occasional wry humor. A distinguishing trait is how conversations oscillate between high-level argumentation and practical implications for public understanding—often touching on how beliefs relate to culture, policy, and personal experience (including the host's own IBS). The lineup tends to attract guests who are established scholars or provocative interlocutors, producing b... more
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