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Bevan Ramsay is an accomplished New York City artist who talks with us about being, and pretending to be, an artist; why becoming an artist is a terrible idea; why artists shouldn't talk about their art; and much else.

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Jonathan Kay talks with us about his recent move to Quillette, the Heterodox Academy's conference in New York City, and the struggle to remain fair and objective in profoundly partisan times.

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This episode of Likeville is brought to you by:

· Good Mix Foods: Our naturopath formulated custom superfood blends

· Else’s Bar: The Plateau/Mile End is pretty much a hipster paradise, and Else’s is its capital.

· Café Lali - Carré des Artistes Galerie d'Art: A family owned fine-art gallery/café in an amazing space, great coffee, and fine art.

· Online Photography Classes - Seb Furtado Photography: Private online photography courses for all levels

Nassim Nicholas Taleb talks with us about why scale matters, why localism is better than globalism, why journalists get on his nerves, and how intellectual-yet-idiots get us into trouble.

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This episode of Likeville is brought to you by:

· Good Mix Foods: Our naturopath formulated custom superfood blends

· Else’s Bar: The Plateau/Mile End is pretty much a hipster paradise, and Else’s is its capital.

· Café Lali - Carré des Artistes Galerie d'Art: A family owned fine-art gallery/café in an amazing space, great coffee, and fine art.

· Online Photography Classes - Seb Furtado Photography: Private online photography courses for all levels

Patrick Lee Miller, an academic philosopher who views philosophy as a way of life, talks with us about what philosophy has to say about the practice of parenting, learning to love, relationships, death and mortality, honour, money, and the meaning of life.

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Fred Bode is an expert on American religion, talks with us about the disturbing new Ethan Hawke movie, First Reformed, a thriller about despair, radicalization, terrorism, sin, and redemption.

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