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What is your second-life? Living Philosophy is dedicated to exploring the inspiring second lives of people who have successfully made significant changes to their careers and lives through self-reflection, insight, and practice. Listen also to our Public Philosophy podcasts, which you can find by topic and the bespoke logo artwork. Hosted by Dr Todd S. Mei, former Head of Philosophy at the University of Kent (UK), and founder, consultant, and freelance author at Philosophy2u.com.Themes and summary (AI-generated based on podcaster-provided show and episode descriptions):
➤ Career changes • Self-reflection • Philosophy • Technology • Ethics • Social issues • Personal growth • Creativity • Justice • Leadership • Science • Arts • Identity • Well-being • Rights"Living Philosophy," hosted by Dr. Todd S. Mei, is a podcast dedicated to exploring diverse philosophical themes and practical insights into living a meaningful life. The episodes cover a broad range of subjects within philosophy and intersect with various fields and personal stories. Listeners are introduced to discussions on the philosophy of gastronomy and technology, examining how these areas influence our understanding of existence and daily life. Episodes delve into deeply personal themes, such as disability, trauma, and negative emotions, providing philosophical perspectives on how these experiences shape human life.
Throughout the podcast, the theme of transformation and personal growth is prevalent. Many episodes highlight second-life stories where individuals have made significant career changes or personal developments. Topics such as transitioning into new careers, the role of creativity in personal fulfillment, and the challenges and benefits of embracing change feature prominently.
The podcast also investigates contemporary issues through a philosophical lens, such as cryptocurrency, climate change, and technology's impact on society. It questions societal norms around rights, ethics, and justice, inviting a broader reflection on moral and political principles. Discussions on science fiction, translation, and storytelling reveal how narratives shape our understanding of both self and society.
With a commitment to public philosophy, "Living Philosophy" seeks not only to explore abstract ideas but also to connect them to everyday life, encouraging listeners to consider how philosophical insights can inform their own experiences and perspectives on the world. Each episode is a fusion of contemplative dialogue and practical application, reflecting the podcast's focus on living well through philosophy.
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Philosophy of Gastronomy with Kelly Donati2022-Dec-17 55 minutes |
Philosophy of Disability with Chris Riddle2022-Oct-11 59 minutes |
Philosophy of Technology with Dominic Smith and Mark Coeckelbergh2022-Sep-16 51 minutes |
Valerie Noble on Turning a Passion for Science Fiction into a Career2022-Aug-08 53 minutes |
Is Abortion Constitutional?2022-Jul-11 71 minutes |
Embodied Trauma with Anna Westin2022-Jun-09 56 minutes |
Kat Batchelor on Performing and Teaching Folk Music2022-Jun-06 55 minutes |
Animal Crisis with Alice Crary & Lori Gruen2022-May-12 58 minutes |
Philosophy & Cryptocurrency with Sebastian Purcell2022-Apr-29 73 minutes |
The Problem of Translation with Lisa Foran2022-Apr-16 59 minutes |
Mind and the Philosophy of Medicine with David Corfield2022-Mar-31 56 minutes |
Hillary Hutchinson on Transitioning into Change2022-Mar-16 56 minutes |
Arvind Gupta on Improving the World through Venture Capitalism2022-Mar-08 55 minutes |
Why Does Hermeneutics Matter?2022-Feb-22 51 minutes |
Charlie Undershaw on the Musical and Philosophical Life2022-Feb-15 63 minutes |
The Difficulty of Understanding Others with Constantine Sandis2022-Jan-19 64 minutes |
Hans Florine on the Virtue of Speed, Climbing, and Learning How to Fail in Order to Succeed2022-Jan-10 49 minutes |
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Bringing Us Together by Questioning (2021 Annual End Roll) 2021-Dec-28 12 minutes |
Paula Leach on the Essential Features of Leadership in a Changing World2021-Dec-13 54 minutes |
Time & Temporality with Graeme A. Forbes2021-Dec-02 55 minutes |
Practices, Traditions, Innovations with Anna Mudde & Robert Piercey2021-Nov-22 63 minutes |
Brendan Mills on the Music Industry, Jazz, and Getting Inspired2021-Nov-05 58 minutes |
Ashna Sen on Re-Imagining Mathematics2021-Oct-28 67 minutes |
Fake News and Fiction with Hannah Kim2021-Oct-16 52 minutes |
Geoffrey Moore on How We Can Be Ethical Without Religion2021-Sep-28 64 minutes |
Negative Emotions with Krista Thomason2021-Sep-06 67 minutes |
Rights & Recognition with David Utsler2021-Aug-19 57 minutes |
Nature & Climate Change with Martin Bunzl2021-Aug-08 64 minutes |
Children & Philosophy with Amy Reed-Sandoval2021-Jul-30 51 minutes |
Tina Rath on Requiem, the Collective Grief Project for COVID-19 Victims2021-Jul-19 65 minutes |
Lazy Dancer Tips (Alessia Lugoboni & Iacopo Di Luigi) on Helping Others through Dance and Making Bold Changes in Life2021-Jun-29 69 minutes |
Francesca Catlow on the Benefits of Creativity and Performance for Life and Caring for Loved Ones2021-Jun-17 58 minutes |
Joe Smart on Compassion, the Future of Work, and Organizational Development2021-May-23 64 minutes |
Zara Davis on Speed Windsurfing, Osteopathy, and Overcoming Mental and Physical Barriers2021-May-17 54 minutes |
Sam Holden on Playing Professional Poker and Learning about Luck and Humility2021-Apr-20 47 minutes |
Kenji Haroutunian on the Challenges of Making the Outdoors Accessible to Everyone2021-Apr-01 58 minutes |
Susie Belanger on Perseverance and Getting Justice for Military Veterans2021-Mar-16 34 minutes |
Kate Tomas on Women's Spiritual Empowerment and the Failings of Academia2021-Feb-15 58 minutes |
Gregory Crouch on Writing Narrative Non-Fiction, American History, and the Importance of Time and Place2021-Feb-03 41 minutes |
Alan Bell on Being a Hollywood Film Editor, Rock Climber, and Silversmith2021-Jan-16 38 minutes |
Patricia Baker on Academia, Roman Floristry, and Well-being2021-Jan-11 38 minutes |