Episodes

  • Naomi Klein - The Apocalypse, Mars, and the Bunker Nation!
    May 10 2025

    Naomi Klein, the Canadian author and social activist, argues for what she sees as the apocalyptic mindset of the far Right. Along with Klein, I offer up a few of my own concerns!

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    17 mins
  • Why We Can't Avoid Making JUDGMENTS—And Why That's a Great Thing!
    May 9 2025

    So as we all know, there’s the popular or cliched idea that we should be “nonjudgmental”. But by and large, I don’t think that’s right!

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    14 mins
  • Adorno on Animals - "The degradation of a creature to the status of a mere thing"
    May 7 2025

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    The philosopher Theodor Adorno lays a powerful groundwork for thinking ethically about animals! Find out more!

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    15 mins
  • Humour as Social Critique - Let's keep LAUGHING at POWER!
    May 5 2025

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    Humour can have real revolutionary force! Ask the philosopher Mikhail Bakhtin. Let's keep laughing at the powerful. It will work!

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    16 mins
  • Tolstoy vs. Dostoevsky - Some major DIFFERENCES!
    Apr 30 2025

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    These giants of literature, they're often viewed as similar from afar. But they're not. Especially when it comes to how they see the human soul and the road to salvation!

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    18 mins
  • Miles Davis - Why LESS IS MORE!
    Apr 30 2025

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    In our world of more and faster and louder, we might do well to remember that less is often more! Just ask Miles!

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    14 mins
  • Heidegger - The death of the LOVE LETTER in the time of the digital message!
    Apr 30 2025

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    The love letter has become an extinct species! This is a symptom of a much larger problem - at least according to Heidegger!

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    14 mins
  • Buddhism and NON-ATTACHMENT - Some Objections!
    Apr 20 2025

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    Is human well-being and flourishing really all about detachment? I would argue, no!

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    16 mins