A conversation with philosopher Daniel Weinstock about the controversy surrounding the classroom use of the n-word.

A conversation with First Amendment lawyer Greg Lukianoff—President of the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education (FIRE) and author of The Coddling of the American Mind (2019)‬—about his new blog: The Eternally Radical Idea.

A conversation with novelist Matthew Mather about deep fakes, artificial intelligence, and his eerily prophetic novel, Darknet (2015).

A conversation with philosopher Chris Nguyen about data-harvesting, pandemic-era privacy concerns, and a viable alternative to Zoom and Microsoft Teams: Brave Together.

A conversation with Aaron Haspel about the ethics and aesthetics of Dirty Harry (1971).

A conversation with movie critic and film studies professor Matthew Hays about Dirty Harry (1971). Please note that this is the first of two episodes devoted to this newly relevant Clint Eastwood classic.

A conversation with historian Fred Bode about Bernard Bailyn’s The Ideological Origins of the American Revolution (1967).

A conversation with horticulturist Alex Vinetti about David Graeber’s Bullshit Jobs (2019).

A conversation with herpetologist Ryan Wolfe about snake ecology, herp porn, and beautiful freaks of nature.

A conversation with writer Stephen Marche about his new Audible series: How Not to F*ck Up Your Marriage Too Bad (2020).