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Podcast Profile: Wisdom at Work

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43 episodes
2020 to 2024
Median: 77 minutes
Collection: Philosophy


Description (podcaster-provided):

What is the value of philosophy in everyday life and work?
Can philosophy offer us not just a way of life, but a way to make a living?
I profile philosophers who found their way through the wilderness beyond the ivory tower. We explore how they forged a new professional identity, how they built successful new careers, and how philosophy can add value in business, government...and pretty much everything else. From their stories, I distill the decisions, strategies, and habits that powered their success.
To learn more, check out www.davidestorey.com.


Themes and summary (AI-generated based on podcaster-provided show and episode descriptions):

➤ Philosophy's role in life and work • Career transitions from academia • Tech industry insights • Business and capitalism • AI and humanity • Political ideologies • Personal growth and identity

This podcast, titled "Wisdom at Work," is centered around exploring the intersection of philosophy, work, and life. It seeks to uncover the practical applications of philosophical thought in various professional and personal contexts. The podcast highlights how individuals who studied or practiced philosophy have transitioned into diverse careers outside of traditional academic settings. It features profiles of philosophers who have established successful careers in fields such as technology, government, business, and the arts, demonstrating how philosophical insights can enhance decision-making, strategy, and creativity across industries.

Recurring themes throughout the episodes include reinventing one's professional identity, the value of philosophical thinking in unconventional settings, and the challenges and opportunities involved in applying philosophical principles to real-world problems. The podcast also delves into discussions on contemporary issues such as artificial intelligence, political polarization, environmental sustainability, and conscious capitalism. Moreover, it touches on philosophical constructs like existentialism, authenticity, ethics, and phenomenology, and how these ideas can inform and transform work environments and personal development.

Listeners can expect to hear narratives of career transformation, philosophical dialogue with professionals from various fields, and an exploration of how philosophical methods can be utilized for personal and collective growth. The podcast occasionally features case studies and anecdotes from notable figures who have successfully integrated philosophical thinking into their work, offering practical insights and strategies. Through this approach, the podcast provides a unique lens on how philosophy can be a valuable tool for navigating the complexities of modern life.


Episodes:
Episode #41: From Google to Meta and Back: Aaron Kagan on “Study Abroad” in the Metaverse
2024-Oct-01
90 minutes
Episode #40: Googler Aaron Kagan on “Shawshanking” his way out of academia and breaking into Tech
2024-Sep-24
68 minutes
Episode #39: Aaron Kagan on User Experience, Dj-ing, and the art of Motorcycle Maintenance
2024-Sep-17
66 minutes
Episode #38: Joe Vukov on Staying Human in the Age of A.I.
2024-Aug-27
66 minutes
Episode #37: Jason Blakely on Escaping the Labyrinth of Ideology
2024-Aug-15
110 minutes
Episode #36: John Mackey on Whole Foods and Conscious Capitalism
2024-Jul-26
96 minutes
Episode #35: Charlie Gilkey on Team Habits
2023-Dec-29
87 minutes
Episode #34: The Bildung Option: Lene Rachel Andersen on the Nordic Secret
2023-Jul-28
98 minutes
Episode #33: Kim Stanley Robinson on COP26
2023-Mar-23
79 minutes
Episode #32: The Middle Way with Lou Marinoff
2023-Feb-10
85 minutes
Episode #31: Jared Woodard, Investment Strategist
2023-Feb-07
63 minutes
Episode #30: Values of the Wise with Jason Merchey
2023-Feb-03
81 minutes
Episode #29: How to Be Authentic with Skye Cleary
2023-Jan-26
56 minutes
Episode #28: Being and Lovingness: Skye Cleary
2022-Aug-02
95 minutes
Episode #27: On Science and Stoicism: Massimo Pigliucci (Part 2)
2022-Jul-08
54 minutes
Episode #26: On Science and Stoicism: Massimo Pigliucci (Part 1)
2022-Jun-21
61 minutes
Episode #25: Philosophical Consulting: Lou Marinoff (Part 2)
2022-Jun-16
64 minutes
Episode #24: Plato Not Prozac: Lou Marinoff (Part 1)
2022-Jun-13
64 minutes
Episode #23: The Tom Morris Experience (Part 2): From Notre Dame to Corporate America
2022-Jan-18
93 minutes
Episode #22: The Tom Morris Experience (Part 1)
2022-Jan-11
72 minutes
Episode #21: Grace Lockrobin on Community Philosophy in a Time of Crisis
2021-Oct-19
112 minutes
Episode #20: “Post-Progressive” Political Philosophy with Steve McIntosh (Part 2)
2021-Sep-16
97 minutes
Episode #19: “Post-Progressive” Political Philosophy with Steve McIntosh (Part 1)
2021-Sep-09
88 minutes
Episode #18: Ask a Philosopher with Ian Olasov
2021-Feb-09
106 minutes
Episode Image Episode #17: Cameron Keys–Philosophy at the Pentagon
2020-Sep-16
84 minutes
Episode #16: Marci Baranski
2020-Aug-04
128 minutes
Episode Image Episode #15: Zachary Pirtle
2020-Jul-27
95 minutes
Episode #14: Amy Reed-Sandoval
2020-Jul-20
98 minutes
Episode #13: Tim Richardson (Part 2)
2020-Jul-02
52 minutes
Episode #12: Tim Richardson (Part 1)
2020-Jun-29
72 minutes
Episode #11: Andrew Light (Part 1)
2020-Jun-29
86 minutes
Episode #10: Greg Sadler (Part 2)
2020-Jun-18
52 minutes
Episode #9: Greg Sadler (Part 1)
2020-Jun-15
69 minutes
Episode #8: Dan Fincke (Part 2)
2020-Jun-11
53 minutes
Episode #7: Dan Fincke (Part 1)
2020-Jun-08
57 minutes
Episode #6: Matthew Stewart
2020-Jun-01
100 minutes
Episode #5: David Brendel
2020-May-25
57 minutes
Episode #4: Ryan Stelzer (Part 2)
2020-May-21
50 minutes
Introducing Lyceum
2020-May-19
less than a minute
Episode #3: Ryan Stelzer (Part 1)
2020-May-18
54 minutes
Episode #2: Sal Giambanco (Part 2)
2020-May-15
77 minutes
Episode #1: Sal Giambanco (Part 1)
2020-May-14
101 minutes
Episode #0: Wisdom at Work
2020-May-13
42 minutes