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We boldly enter the new year with a rich conversation with Michele Moses (University of Colorado Boulder). Her philosophical work on educational policy takes race and ethnicity seriously, building upon her abiding commitments to equality of educational opportunity. Interested listeners will be pleased to learn that, Affirmative Action Matters: creating opportunities for students around the world, is now available.

Join us for a terrifically thoughtful conversation with Harry Brighouse (University of Wisconsin, Madison). We discuss his work on the distribution of educational opportunities and the rights of parents and schools relative to children's emerging values. Please see his book, Family Values, for a more full articulation of those views.

We are very glad to welcome Claudia Ruitenberg (University of British Columbia) to the program. Her rigorous work on hospitality and fine thinking on health professions education deserve careful attention. Please become better acquainted with her scholarship.

We are thrilled to have Sigal Ben-Porath (University of Pennsylvania) join us for a discussion of her work in and perspectives on philosophy of education. For more information on the ideas shared in this episode, please visit her website.

The impressive Barbara Stengel (Vanderbilt University) delivers a very stirring set of ideas in this episode. For more on the ideas mentioned in this conversation, please consider her book, Moral Matters, and/or her paper, "Educating Capitalists".

The acclaimed Randall Curren (University of Rochester; University of Birmingham; Royal Institute of Philosophy) is our guest this episode. Curren's comments on interdisciplinary work and collaboration ought to be especially generative for listeners. For more on his captivating ideas, please see his inaugural lecture on Meaning, Motivation and the Good (via youtube).

We are excited about this thought-provoking conversation with the inimitable Lawrence Blum (University of Massachusetts Boston). Please learn more about his compelling work.

We're extremely fortunate to have Meira Levinson on the program as our very first guest! For further information related to the ideas discussed, please do not hesitate to become more familiar with her writing and ongoing project. Theme Song: Summer by Moby