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Episode 158: Marshall Abrams discusses the nature of the evolutionary process
Episode 157: Robin Hanson discusses prediction markets
Episode 156: Oliver Traldi discusses political expertise
Episode 155: Rebecca Lowe discusses speaking freely
EEpisode 154: Greg Salmieri discusses free speech, "cancel culture," and "academic freedom"
Episode 153: Sam Enright discusses lifelong learning
Epsiode 152: Luca Gattoni-Celli discusses the housing crisis
Episode 151: Witold Więcek discusses statistics and academic research
Episode 150: Shruti Rajagopalan discusses talent in India
Episode 149: Lainie Ross and Christos Lazaridis talk about defining death
Episode 148: Christos Lazaridis discusses brain death
Episode 147: Gabriella Gonzalez discusses the intersection of algebra and programming
Episode 146: Gaurav Venkataraman discusses memory in DNA and RNA
Episode 145: Andrew Sepielli discusses quietism and metaethics
Episode 144: Christopher Beem discusses democratic virtues
Episode 143: Mark Linsenmayer discusses alternative models of education
EEpisode 142: Emily Dupree discusses the rationality of revenge
Episode 141: Rob Goodman discusses eloquence
Episode 140: Meghan Sullivan and Paul Blaschko discuss the good life
Episode 139: Jessica Tizzard discusses the philosophy of pregnancy
Episode 138: Toby Buckle discusses Mill's liberty principle
Episode 137: Bryan Caplan discusses open borders
Episode 136: Christian Miller discusses virtue and character
Episode 135: Sara Protasi discusses the philosophy of envy
EEpisode 134: Claire Kirwin discusses value realism
Episode 133: Aristotle discusses his philosophy
Episode 132: Rebecca Valentine discusses queer hackerspaces
EEpisode 131: Greg Salmieri discusses egoism and altruism
Episode 130: Jessica Tizzard discusses weakness of the will
Episode 129: Nethanel Lipshitz discusses discrimination
Episode 128: Melissa Fusco discusses free choice permission
Episode 127 - Nic Koziolek discusses self-knowledge
Episode 126 - Listener Q&A with Agnes Callard and Ben Callard
Episode 125: James Koppel discusses counterfactual inference and automated explanation
Elucidations Episode 124: Graham Priest discusses Buddhist political philosophy
EEpisode 123: Graham Priest discusses Buddhist metaphysics
EEpisode 122: Frithjof Bergmann and David Helmbold discuss new work, new culture
Episode 121: Aaron Ben Ze'ev discusses the arc of love
Episode 120: Robin Dembroff on going beyond the gender binary
Episode 119: Stephanie Kapusta discusses misgendering
Episode 118: Tyler Cowen discusses Stubborn Attachments
Episode 117: Brian L. Frye says to plagiarize this podcast
EEpisode 116: Tommy Curry discusses black male studies
Episode 115: Katherine Ritchie discusses social groups
Episode 114: Sally Haslanger discusses ideology
Episode 113: Tom Pashby discusses quantum mechanics
Episode 112: Myisha Cherry discusses the skill of conversation
EEpisode 111: Greg Kobele discusses mathematical linguistics
Episode 110: Chike Jeffers discusses the social and political philosophy of W.E.B. Du Bois
Episode 109: Bonus Episode with Matt Teichman and Toby Buckle
Episode 108: Mariam Thalos discusses freedom
Episode 107: Linda Martín Alcoff discusses identity and history
Episode 106: R. A. Briggs discusses gender
Episode 105: R. A. Briggs discusses epistemic decision theory
Episode 104: Seth Yalcin discusses the question-sensitivity of belief
Episode 103: Brian Leiter explains why we should think about Marx
Episode 102: Josh Knobe discusses the true self
Episode 101: Miranda Fricker discusses blame and forgiveness
Episode 100: Agnes Callard discusses aspiration
Episode 99: Steven Nadler discusses Spinoza on freedom
Episode 98: Jennifer Lackey discusses credibility
Episode 97: Meghan Sullivan discusses time biases
Episode 96: Nic Koziolek discusses the role of belief in reasoning
Episode 95: Zed Adams discusses the genealogy of color
Episode 94: Zsofia Zvolenszky discusses fictional names
Episode 93: Barry Lam discusses obligations after death
Episode 92: Kristie Dotson discusses epistemic oppression
Episode 91: Paolo Santorio discusses counterfactuals
Episode 90: Ásta Sveinsdóttir discusses social construction
Episode 89: John Collins discusses language universals
Episode 88: Kent Bach discusses jumping to conclusions and knowing when to think twice
Episode 87: Susanna Schellenberg discusses perceptual particularity
Episode 86: Daniel Smyth discusses photographs and their vicissitudes
Episode 85: Bryce Huebner discusses race and cognitive science
Episode 84: Amanda Greene discusses the legitimacy of democracy
Episode 83: Bob Simpson discusses genealogical anxiety
Episode 82: Robert May discusses Frege and the problem of identity
Episode 81: Cathy Legg discusses what Peirce's categories can do for you
Episode 80: Mark Hopwood discusses love and moral value
Episode 79: Anthony S. Gillies discusses conditionals
Episode 78: Stephen Engstrom discusses the categorical imperative
Episode 77: Mark Schroeder discusses reasons for action and belief
Episode 76: Barbara Herman discusses gratitude
Episode 75: Malte Willer discusses non-monotonic logic
Episode 74: Christina van Dyke discusses gender and medieval mysticism
Episode 73: Greg Salmieri discusses Ayn Rand's moral philosophy
Episode 72: Robert May discusses pejorative expressions
Episode 71: Kent Schmor discusses Carnap's Aufbau
Episode 70: Susan James discusses Spinoza on the good embodied life
Episode 69: Christel Fricke discusses Adam Smith's theory of moral sentiments
Episode 68: Mark Lance discusses anarchism
Episode 67: John Protevi discusses Darwin, disaster, and prosociality
Episode 66: Haim Gaifman discusses mathematical reasoning
Episode 65: Julian Savulescu discusses doping in sports
Episode 64: James Conant and Jay Elliott discuss the analytic tradition
Episode 63: Michael Devitt discusses reference
Episode 62: Sally Sedgwick discusses Hegel’s critique of Kant
Episode 61: Jeff Buechner discusses Kripke and functionalism
Episode 60: Fabrizio Cariani shares some thoughts about oughts
Episode 59: Quill Kukla discusses reproductive risk