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The Canadian Philosophy Show is a radio program and podcast that was founded as “Spring Forward” in 2017 by students at Vancouver Island University, Nanaimo, BC, in conjunction with CHLY campus-commun... more
FAQs about The Canadian Philosophy Show:How many episodes does The Canadian Philosophy Show have?The podcast currently has 100 episodes available.
November 21, 2023The Canadian Philosophy Show #643Cultural evolution Part 3 The relationship between biological and cultural evolution. A discussion on the various types of change affecting living things. This includes biological evolution in a Darwinian sense, as well as human cultural change. What is the relationship between genetic and cultural evolution? Are they indeed distinct? Led by:Michael Robert Caditz (University of British Columbia)with: Brandon Brownlee (Vancouver Island University)Recorded November 19, 2023...more57minPlay
November 14, 2023The Canadian Philosophy Show #642The relationship between biological and cultural evolution. PART 2. A discussion on the various types of change affecting living things. This includes biological evolution in a Darwinian sense, as well as human cultural change. What is the relationship between genetic and cultural evolution? Are they indeed distinct?Led by:Michael Robert Caditz (University of British Columbia)with:Aaron Wang (Vancouver Island University)Brandon Brownlee (Vancouver Island University)Recorded November 12, 2023...more57minPlay
November 07, 2023The Canadian Philosophy Show #641The relationship between biological and cultural evolution. PART 1. A discussion on the various types of change affecting living things. This includes biological evolution in a Darwinian sense, as well as human cultural change. What is the relationship between genetic and cultural evolution? Are they indeed distinct?Led by:Michael Robert Caditz (University of British Columbia)with:Aaron Wang (Vancouver Island University)Brandon Brownlee (Vancouver Island University)Recorded November 5, 2023...more57minPlay
October 31, 2023The Canadian Philosophy Show #640Is free speech dead?In the digital age, there are many questions about what constitutes free speech, where we draw the line to impermissible speech, how to restrict it, and who has the right to defend it. In this discussion we touch on these questions and topics such as algorithms, cancel culture, and free speech as a means as opposed to an end.Led by:Mihai Coveaser (University of British Columbia)with:Aaron Wang (Vancouver Island University)Brandon BrownleeRecorded October 27, 2023...more57minPlay
October 24, 2023The Canadian Philosophy Show #639Aaron and Brandon discuss the Renaissance period of philosophy, diving into the three strands of thought present in the period political philosophy, humanism, and philosophy of nature.Led by:Aaron Wang (Vancouver Island University)with:Brandon BrownleeRecorded October 23, 2023...more57minPlay
October 17, 2023The Canadian Philosophy Show #638Kant and Philosophy of RespectIn this episode Aaron and others discuss the philosophy of respect from the Kantian perspective. Its linguistic and philosophical heritage and how it can inform our understanding of the world today. with:Aaron Wang (Vancouver Island University)Brandon Brownlee (Vancouver Island University)Mihai Coveaser (University of British Columbia) Recorded 15 October 2023...more57minPlay
October 10, 2023The Canadian Philosophy Show #637Aaron and Brandon discuss medieval philosophy in the context of the entire history of western philosophy. The importance of the translation of philosophical texts and cultural exchange in the creation of ideas that continue to change the world to this day.Led by:Aaron Wang (Vancouver Island University)with:Brandon Brownlee Recorded October 1, 2023...more57minPlay
October 03, 2023The Canadian Philosophy Show #636The Usefulness of Philosophy In this episode, Hale and Brandon explore one way in which philosophy might be useful: to help understand and clear-up problems and their meaning in our lives. Each discuss their own experiences and the ways that philosophy has enabled reflection upon and change in understanding these experiences. Led by:Brandon Brownleewith:Hale Rothery (Vancouver Island University) Recorded September 29, 2023 Email us at: [email protected]...more57minPlay
September 26, 2023The Canadian Philosophy Show #635You and Your Profile: IntroductionIn this episode of our Media Studies series, Hale and Brandon begin reading You and Your Profile by Hans-Goerg Moeller and Paul J. D'Ambrosio, which theorizes the concept of profilicity: a mode of identity-construction made possible by current social media technologies involving self-curation of one's image. We discuss the introductory chapter and preface, exploring three core concepts to Moeller's developmental project; sincerity, authenticity and profilicity. We also discuss the related concepts of second-order observation and the general peer, which push our culture from an identity-mode of authenticity to one of profilicity.Led by:Brandon Brownlee with: Aaron Wang (Vancouver Island University) Recorded 22 September 2023...more26h 1minPlay
September 25, 2023The Canadian Philosophy Show #634In this episode, we discuss Michael Cholbi's article, "Philosophical Approaches to Work and Labor," an introduction to the concepts, values, and projections surrounding work in the modern day and the historical context surrounding this train of thought.Led by:Mihai Covaser (University of British Columbia) with:Brandon BrownleeAaron Wang (Vancouver Island University) Recorded 8 September 2023...more31h 6minPlay
FAQs about The Canadian Philosophy Show:How many episodes does The Canadian Philosophy Show have?The podcast currently has 100 episodes available.