This is the second part of the Thinkin' About It segment of our podcast. We are having casual conversations, but still trying to remain intellectual way too late at night. In today's episode, we are talking about becoming an adult and what all that in tales. We are talking about college, getting old, and if we want to be cremated or not.

In this episode, Eszter is joining in to talk about if true love exists, tribalism, and debating if lobsters feel pain. This is the first episode of our new segment that is called "Thinkin' About It ". We are just having these casual conversations way too late at night while inhaling an unhealthy amount of cheez-it's. If you want to hear our very controversial opinions about any of these topics mentioned above, you should listen to this episode.

We are back after the winter break with this exciting new episode of the podcast. In this episode, Daniel and Noel are talking about Progressivism vs. Conservatism as applied in political theory. One interesting concept they talk about, how change should be and what revolution even is. This is only the first part of this series on this topic; more parts are coming in the future.

On this podcast, we argue over the true form of human nature. Later on, we discuss on a higher level what we mean about “good” and “evil” and how chaos relates to it. So dive in with us to the depths of human nature.

On this podcast, we discuss the philosophy of truth/freedom and how that relates to social media. After too long of an intro, we dive into what social media could look like and how social media currently affects us. I hope you enjoy this podcast.

On this podcast, we talk about Democracy, Power, and Consent and how all of that affects how we vote. One direction we go down is how “informed” a society should be to make adequate decisions for themselves and to what extent should we expect them to be “informed.” This is a very question focused episode, so we encourage you to do further research with the sources below.

In our first episode, we try to explain what philosophy is and the origins of philosophy. Then we discuss why studying philosophy is important and what the future direction of philosophy could be. We look into the social and personal implications of what happens when we study philosophy and look into the dangers of philosophy.