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Front Porch Philosophy
By Garrett LeySociety & Culture
Front Porch Philosophy episodes
- Episode 8: Something about Maybe
Mike talks to Parker, our 7 and a half year old next-door neighbor. In their discussion, they find out something about maybe.
27 min - Episode 7: Let's Take a Walk
Garrett returns and he has a story to share. New discoveries are made as Garrett and Mike talk about how to go about as a human being and not a human "do"ing.
30 min - Episode 6: Immortality & Vampires & Anime, Oh My!
Special guest time! Today Mike talks to our friend Graham about everything from immortality to his passion for anime and the stories it contains.
34 min - Episode 5: Don't Be a Thimbleton
After a brief hiatus, Garrett and Mike are back! They are joined by Garrett's sister (and Mike's daughter) Kira as they discuss how we get caught up in playing the game of life.
30 min - Episode 4: You ain't Heavy, in fact, you're Weightless.
Garrett and Mike discuss some back to school advice, the ideas of Buckminster Fuller, and what it means to think of life as "weightless."
Buckminster Fuller video skip to 40 to 46: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=elVGz_VR3eU&t=2971s
42 min - Episode 3: The Pros and Cons of Stick FetchingIn this episode Garrett and Mike talk about their neighbor's dog, the pursuit of happiness, and how some more thought might be needed into what exactly "the pursuit of happiness" means.41 min
- Episode 2: Me, You, and Ubuntu
In this episode, Garrett and Mike discuss the Ubuntu philosophy and Agape love. They explore how they are related and how their principles can be applied to our lives.
46 min - Episode 1: The One About Two
In the first episode of Front Porch Philosophy, Garrett and Mike discuss what the show is, ramble a bit, and talk about the number 2 and its implication in our lives.
45 min
About Front Porch Philosophy
From the publisher's feed
No real philosophers here, just a father and son duo looking inward while they face outward from their front porch.