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Aug 26, 2021 40 min

PvI#8: Here Ought to Be Dragons

from Philosophy vs. Improv

Mark and Bill do impressions of people you don’t know. The is-ought distinction is bravely explored. Does pretending to be cavemen help? Magic business is afoot. Childhood speaks. We’ve now passed the point where the post-game discussion is just included with the episode here. If you want to hear our reflections on the episodes going forward and our recommendations for other things you might imbibe, sign up to be a supporter either at patreon.com/philosophyimprov, or if you’re an Apple Podcasts, you can click right on the “subscribe” button on our page there to get a free trial of access to supporter versions (i.e. ad free episodes, lots of bonus audio) of all three of Mark’s non-PEL podcasts (PvI plus Nakedly Examined Music and Pretty Much Pop). The amalgam of these is captured by Apple’s Mark Lintertainment channel. Audio editing by Tyler Hislop. Image found on Twitter. Hear more PvI. Support the podcast to get bonus stuff and good karma!

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