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Bad Philosophy episodes

  • Rule Set Update D
    Kevin and Stephen reflect on episodes 157, 158, and 159, then refresh the rule framework of BF
    The post Rule Set Update D first appeared on Bad Philosophy.
    17 min
  • Episode 159: Same As It Ever Was
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    Episode 159
    “Same As It Ever Was”
    Recorded 1-6-2015
    Bad Philosophers: Stephen Torrence, Kevin Saunders, Matt Legler
    It's that time of year again! Each time we go around the sun, we gather together to reflect on the previous orbit and make our feeble predictions for the next. We even managed to assemble last year's exact crew, including long time Bad Philosopher Matt Legler. If you don't remember what we talked about last year, you might wanna re-listen to at least the second half of that show first. Enjoy!
    Note: Many apologies for the audio quality! Totally Stephen's fault for not selecting the correct microphone during recording.
    1 hr 2 min
  • Episode 158: Bald Philosophy
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    Episode 158
    “Bald Philosophy”
    Recorded 12-06-2014
    Bad Philosophers: Stephen Torrence, Kevin Saunders, Robert Bapst
    A long time ago, in a gaming tavern not that far away, three nerds gathered around coffee-infused beers to talk Star Wars, sci-fi, and philosophy. In what is perhaps our first official "cross-over" show, we welcomed Robert Bapst of the Bald Solo Podcast. He brought some nifty audio gear and a wookieepedic knowledge of the Star Wars universe to the table. It was awesome. Have a listen!
    1 hr 2 min
  • Episode 157: Too Many Philosophers
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    Episode 157
    “Too Many Philosophers”
    Recorded 11-30-2014
    Bad Philosophers: Stephen Torrence, Kevin Saunders
    It takes a lot to make a podcast. A pinch of cold brew to make us last. A scoop of irony to add the spice. Pretty soon you've got too many coo— oh... OH NO. *shakes head vigorously* Okay... whew... um... Yeah, Too Many Cooks. It's viral, in that bittersweet sense that if we don't discuss it, we'll have committed some kind of unforgivable Internet Faux Pax. Apologies for the noisy audio as Kevin and I recorded this episode outdoors. There was a sock on the mic. It was absurd. Enjoy!
    1 hr 2 min
  • Episode 155: The Right to [REDACTED]
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    Episode 155
    "The Right to [REDACTED]"
    Recorded 8-24-2014
    Bad Philosophers: Stephen Torrence, Kevin Saunders
    Do we have a fundamental right to be forgotten on the Internet? Would the exercise of that right constitute censorship? How do these considerations intersect with our notions of privacy and security? This episode Kevin and I dive deep into these questions. A broad topic, complex rabbit trails, and more show notes than you can shake a Stingray at... it's time for BF! Enjoy.
    1 hr 6 min
  • Episode 154: Coffee of the Breakfast Variety
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    Episode 154
    "Coffee of the Breakfast Variety”
    Recorded 8-02-2014
    Bad Philosophers: Stephen Torrence, Kevin Saunders
    Six years ago today, we launched BadPhilosophy.com. We didn't know what would happen. We didn't have guests. We didn't have topics. We didn't even have microphones. But over the months we put stuff out there, not caring too much about the reception ("Bad", remember?). We just enjoyed ourselves to the max, spoke our minds, and brought anyone along who was brave enough to ride our mildly crazy train.
    This week, Kevin and I appropriately took on the topic of nostalgia once again. Enjoy the show!
    P.S. If you haven't done so yet, listen to some of our early shows. They're a hoot.
    0 min
  • Rule Set Update B
    Kevin and Stephen reflect on episodes 151 - 153, examine how (poorly) we adhered to Rule Set B, and refresh the rule framework of BF.
    24 min

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