In episode 13, Living the Life of the Mind...Covered In (What We Hope Is) Ectoplasm, the team discuss:

Great expectations and shitty outcomes, with Simone Weil (Portrait of a Philosopher);

More revolutionary ideas for the Olympics (Philosophers Can't Jump);

More in the unending line of dilemmas (Peripathetic Problems);

Which is more scary, ghosts or daring to make women the heroes in a film (View From a Philosopher).

In episode 12, Living the Life of the Mind...Despite a Questionable Urine Sample, the team discuss:

Susan Stebbing, the Chuck Norris of early analytic philosophy (Portrait of a Philosopher);

The pitfalls of switching from wearing berets and reading Nietzsche to actually studying philosophy (How to Survive...);

The truly true truth, revealed in pamphlet form (You Can Prove Anything With Facts);

Whether what we really need is more steroids in the Olympics (Philosophers Can't Jump).

In episode 10, Living the Life of the Mind...In Shorts, Because They're Comfortable and Easy to Wear!, the team discuss:

Wittgenstein, who wanted to be the very best, like no one ever was (Portrait of a Philosopher); The dangers of experimental philosophy (Peripathetic Problems); How to do philosophy when you're sweating your arse off (How to Survive...); Why it's totally valuable to chase Pokemon around the city with your phone (View from a Philosopher).Well, basically it's just Pokemon throughout. Sorry Robin, and everyone else who doesn't know Pokemon. Actually, not sorry.

In episode 10, Living the Life of the Mind...WITH A 2-PIECE CHICKEN MEAL-DEAL, the team discuss:

The Kant twins, the original 'Los Pollos Hermanos' (Portrait of a Philosopher);

Why Alain de Botton is not sexy (This is Not What a Philosopher Looks Like);

The madness that was the EU Referendum (You Can Prove Anything With Facts).NB Apologies for the traffic noise, which was unavoidable because a rare London heatwave necessitated open windows.

In episode 9, Living the Life of the Mind...With an Ill-Advised Face Tattoo, the team discuss:

David Hume, surprisingly inspirational drunkard (Portrait of a Philosopher); What you can do to get through reading a philosophy book (How to Survive...); Fisticuffs over who's the absurdest absurdist, Camus or Sartre (Philosofights).

In Episode 8, Living the Life of the Mind...LEGS AKIMBO, CLAD IN SPANDEX, the team discuss:

Averroes/Ibn Rushd, compulsory philosopher (Portrait of a Philosopher);

What kinds of change a sports team can survive (Philosophers Can't Jump);

What kinds of change a super-powerful mutant with somewhat unclear powers can survive (View From a Philosopher);

Clearing up loose ends in meataphysics and then eating yourself (Peripathetic Problems).

In episode 7, Living the Life of the Mind...BECAUSE YOU'RE SO DAMN UGLY, the team discuss:

Socrates, football legend and, apparently, philosopher (Portrait of a Philosopher); Whether we hate ourselves and whether we should join the Free French (Peripathetic Problems); The confessions of Bertrand Russell, WITH THE MAN HIMSELF FOR REALLY REAL (Honey, I Reanimated the Philosophers).

In episode 6, Living the Life of the Mind…WITH THE MEAT SWEATS, the team discuss:Philosopher and top-secret CIA experiment, W. V. Quine;

A true philosophical dilemma - is Beyonce's Lemonade awesome or is it super awesome;

How to survive your first supervision;

Whether meataphysics seeks deeper truths than physics.

In

episode 5, Living the Life of the Mind...DESPITE THE FUCKING

PATRIARCHY, the team discuss:

Self-professed 'uppity fucking woman', Simone de Beauvoir;Hobbes vs. Descartes, the 17th century version of Quadrophenia;Whether we should keep the peace by making The Hunger Games

for real.

In episode 4, Living the Life of the Mind...Covered in Biscuit Crumbs, the team discuss:

Elizabeth Anscombe, the MAILED FIST OF GOD;

Questions at conferences and old white men;

How to fail to discuss determinism and foreknowledge;

How to survive a philosophy conference.