We read “Willow Hill” and chat about its philosophical themes with the author, Jason Wyckoff. This story deals with grief, credibility excess, and immaterial beings acting in the material world. 

YouTube version here.

Learn more about Wyckoff:

• jasonwyckoffphotography.com
• https://pixelfed.social/jasonwyckoff
• https://bsky.app/profile/jasonwyckoff.bsky.social 
• https://kolektiva.social/@jasonwyckoff

 Learn more about the philosophy discussed here:

• testimony and credibility deficits/excess: https://1000wordphilosophy.com/2020/07/21/epistemic-injustice/
• Descartes and substance dualism: https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/dualism/

 Credits:

• Produced by Chelsea Haramia and Kelly Weirich
• Edited by Kelly Weirich
• Illustrations by Kelly Weirich
• Original Music by Hane Htut Maung

Funded by the American Philosophical Association.

We read "The Diamond Mountain" and chat about its philosophical themes with the author, Helen De Cruz. This story deals with death, the afterlife, and what makes for a valuable life. 

Youtube version here.

Learn more about De Cruz:

• substack 
• website
• bluesky
• Wonderstruck by Helen De Cruz
• The Artistry of Magic, novella by Helen De Cruz
• "The Diamond Mountain" by Helen De Cruz

Credits:

• Produced by Chelsea Haramia and Kelly Weirich
• Edited by Kelly Weirich
• Original Music by Hane Htut Maung

Funded by the American Philosophical Association.