Wilderness explorer and philosopher, Harrison Perusek, takes the podcast to the great outdoors in this episode. We dive into the environmental ethical frameworks and the systems that permit humans to make decisions about it. Harrison Perusek is a senior Outdoor Leadership major and an Appalachian Studies minor; he brings a new and refreshing layer of analysis to the podcast and we’re certain you’ll enjoy it.

Yogi and IT recruiter, Sam Choi, joins the podcast to discuss a form of yoga that is very close to him. Sam leads the episode down a thrilling investigation of spirituality, land acquisition, environmentalism and the future of human exploration. Sam Choi has a BBA in Marketing from the Georgia Southern University.

Historic preservationist and film theorist, Logan Garrison, tackles complex topics of cinema and television as mediums of love throughout several genres and series. Logan holds a degree in History from Appalachian State University.

On this episode of IDOT, Logan Garrison continues the discussion of mediated love. And we venture into the cinematic revival of ancient themes.

Economic theorist and all around suave, Manacé Balegamire, joins the podcast to pin down the sociopolitical impetus to heavily binge watch series. We tackle how streaming platforms enable this behaviour and if we can free ourselves from the temptations of it. Manacé holds an undergraduate degree in Business and Accounting. The critical thinkers and theorist discussed in this podcast are as follows: Harold Garfinkel, Homi Bhabha, Irving Goffman, Søren Kierkegaard, Adam Grant, Nick Bostrom and Frantz Fanon.

Feminist philosopher and expert dog walker, Elizah Huff, joins the podcast to discuss the nuances of the marginalized encompassed by the intersectionality movement. Elizah Huff holds an undergraduate degree in Gender Studies and Marketing from Young Harris College, and she has conducted in-depth research on intersectionality and feminism. The critical thinkers and theorist discussed in this podcast are as follows: Ayn Rand, Frantz Fanon, Friedrich Nietzsche, Gayatri Spivak, Harold Garfinkel, Homi Bhabha, Irving Goffman, Isaac Asimov, Jean Paul Sartre, Jeremy Bentham, John Stuart Mill, Jonathan Dancy, Kimberlé Williams Crenshaw, Kurt Vonnegut, Luce Irigaray, Michel Foucault, Peter Singer and Simone de Beauvoir.

On this episode of In Defense of Time, the IDOH after show, Elizah Huff continues the discussion on human rights in the ever-changing landscape of society, and ponder if intersectionality can include other sentient beings.

Let’s talk about everything.

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On this episode of In Defence of Time, the IDOH after show, Elizah Huff continues the discussion on human rights in the ever-changing landscape of society, and ponder if intersectionality can include other sentient beings.

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Feminist philosopher and expert dog walker, Elizah Huff, joins the podcast to discuss the nuances of the marginalised encompassed by the intersectionality movement. Elizah Huff holds an undergraduate degree in Gender Studies and Marketing from Young Harris College, and she has conducted in-depth research on intersectionality and feminism.

The critical thinkers and theorist discussed in this podcast are as follows: Ayn Rand, Frantz Fanon, Friedrich Nietzsche, Gayatri Spivak, Harold Garfinkel, Homi Bhabha, Irving Goffman, Isaac Asimov, Jean Paul Sartre, Jeremy Bentham, John Stuart Mill, Jonathan Dancy, Kimberlé Williams Crenshaw, Kurt Vonnegut, Luce Irigaray, Michel Foucault, Peter Singer and Simone de Beauvoir.

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