In this episode, we look at the unique approach Mary Midgely took to addressing important topics like science, morality, and life.

In this episode, we sample and discuss a few of the many concepts Immanuel Kant explored with his philosophy.

In this episode, we attempt to define belonging and examine the intricate ways in which it affects agency, identity, and morality.

In this episode, we try to parse apart what awareness means within the context of perception and consciousness, confronting what this means for personhood and life.

In this episode, we explore many of philosophy's deepest questions by asking whether or not absolutes exist.

In this episode, we look at the relationship between science and philosophy: where one ends and the other begins, their need for each other, and how that affects society.

In this episode, we discuss what it means to be normal and how we epistemologically and ontologically derive these notions.

In this episode, we struggle with the dynamic and paradoxical nature of authenticity, examining lingual and contextual factors.  

In this episode, we look at the historical, academic, and anecdotal narratives of skepticism.

In this episode, we explore the multifaceted symbiosis of authority, power, relationship, influence, and the effect they have on people and society.