Rabbit Hole Research

A conversation with author Julie Nam about philosophy in everyday life.
Video version available at: https://youtu.be/DcIyDkaRTtg
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A conversation with Kevin Chaves on modernity, postmodernism, Nietszche, the Death of God, Information Flooding, Science Fiction, and more.

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About the Guest:Kevin Chaves received his BA from Occidental College in LA, and his Ph.D. from the Department of Religious Studies at Stanford University in 2019. His area of expertise is in modern western religious thought and continental philosophy of religion, with a focus on Phenomenology, Hermeneutics, and religious and poetic language. Kevin’s research and special interests range from the philosophy of Heidegger and Paul Ricoeur, theories of narrative, metaphor, and historiography, to the intersections of religion and technology and cyberspace.Kevin has taught courses on philosophy of religion, Heidegger, religion and science fiction, religion in the information age, as well as religious studies theories and methods and expository writing.Kevin was born and raised in the Bay Area and currently lives in Oakland with his wife, two children, and cat Picante.

A conversation with Andrew Daniel about the psyche, stories, myths, archetypes, overcoming our limitations, and self-reflection. About the Guest: Andrew Daniel is an award-winning author, spiritual teacher, and director at the Center for Cinesomatic Development. He is the founder of Cinesomatics®—a feeling-based therapy utilizing video feedback and movement to assess and resolve stuck somatic, psychological, and emotional patterns. This work is held online and in-person internationally, from NY to London, Tuscany to Switzerland. Find him at https://www.andrewdaniel.org 

A conversation with Prof. Chris Potts of Stanford University around meaning, semantics, pragmatics, society, ChatGPT/LLMs, teaching, and the exciting new possibilities of the future. Follow Chris on Twitter/X @ChrisGPotts. [email protected]