In this episode, Daniel Groll discusses how one might invoke the idea of nature when making an argument about what is right or wrong.

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In this episode, Jesse Prinz discusses a new movement in philosophy which makes use of findings in psychology and the social sciences to address traditional philosophical problems.

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In this episode, Jocelyn Benoist reflects on whether our sense perception is reliable. Should we worry about whether we can be certain that there is a real, tangible, external world, or is that worry misplaced?

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In this episode, Martha Nussbaum discusses how and whether sexual conduct should be legally regulated.

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In this episode, Brian Leiter discusses Nietzsche's critique of morality and his naturalist approach to human psychology.

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In this episode, Gabriel Richardson Lear tells us why Plato thought that the stylistic choices made by a poet could have ethical ramifications.

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In this episode, Agnes Callard offers a new account of what it is to want something, and what it means to get the thing you want.

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