In the previous full-length episode, we read Kindly Inquisitors by Jonathan Rauch. We liked that book so much that we decided to read his latest that covers much the same topics but updated to apply to today's issues. But could Rauch exceed the high bar set by Kindly Inquisitors? Listen and find out. Get the book on Amazon <a href='https://www.amazon.ca/Constitution-Knowledge-Jonathan-Rauch/dp/0815738862/'>here</a>.

In the previous full-length episode, we read Kindly Inquisitors by Jonathan Rauch. We liked that book so much that we decided to read his latest that covers much the same topics but updated to apply to today's issues. But could Rauch exceed the high bar set by Kindly Inquisitors? Listen and find out. Get the book on Amazon here.

In the previous full-length episode, we read Kindly Inquisitors by Jonathan Rauch. We liked that book so much that we decided to read his latest that covers much the same topics but updated to apply to today's issues. But could Rauch exceed the high bar set by Kindly Inquisitors? Listen and find out. Get the book on Amazon <a href="https://www.amazon.ca/Constitution-Knowledge-Jonathan-Rauch/dp/0815738862/" rel="noopener noreferrer">here</a>.

Episode 8 - The Constitution of Knowledge

We read books and discuss ideas that help us see the world differently. Hosted by Trish and Hirad, who met at a Vancouver-based book club, focused on reading on topics of evolution and human behaviour. Music for this podcast is courtesy of purple-planet.com.

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