Twitter: @JulianBaggini (followed by 328 philosophers)
Site: www.julianbaggini.com
35 episodes
2011 to present
Average episode: 28 minutes
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Categories: Panel-Style
Podcaster's summary: Diverse discussions with philosophers worth listening to. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
| Episodes |
| 2023-Mar-17 • 52 minutes How to Think Like a Philosopher Ep4 with Clare Chambers and Lucy O'Brien |
| 2023-Mar-09 • 50 minutes How to Think Like a Philosopher Ep3 With Peter Adamson and Tom Kasulis |
| 2023-Mar-03 • 39 minutes How to Think Like a Philosopher Ep2 with Patricia Churchland and Owen Flanagan |
| 2023-Feb-23 • 41 minutes How to Think Like a Philosopher Ep1 with Lisa Bortolotti and Rebecca Buxton |
| 2022-Nov-25 • 22 minutes Hope I Get Old before I Die A previously unreleased interview with Wilko Johnson |
| 2022-Apr-01 • 24 minutes The Art of the Moog With Will Gregory and Graham Fitkin |
| 2022-Mar-18 • 39 minutes Take your mind for a ride with Kate Rawles and Jet Jet MacDonald |
| 2022-Mar-04 • 40 minutes Anarchism Today With Ruth Kinna and Nathan Eisenstadt |
| 2022-Feb-25 • 48 minutes The history of philosophy in English With Jonathan Rée and Andrew Pyle |
| 2022-Feb-18 • 52 minutes Existentialism Today With guests Kate Kirkpatrick and Jonathan Webber |
| 2022-Feb-12 • 42 minutes Learning from Asian Philosophy With Bryan van Norden and Jin Y. Park |
| 2022-Feb-04 • 28 minutes How can we talk about trans rights and women’s rights? Pt3 Part 3 |
| 2022-Jan-28 • 31 minutes How can we talk about trans rights and women's rights? Pt2 Part 2 |
| 2022-Jan-18 • 40 minutes How can we talk about trans rights and women's rights? Pt1 Part 1 |
| 2016-Dec-02 • 23 minutes Hierarchy and Inequality in Nietzsche and Falsafa With Carlos Fraenkel and Mathias Risse. Produced in association with the Berggruen Institute’s Philosophy and Culture Centre. |
| 2016-Nov-12 • 19 minutes Confucian Harmony and Freedom Produced in association with the Berggruen Institute’s Philosophy and Culture Centre. |
| 2016-Sep-22 • 22 minutes Age, Expertise, Gender and Hierarchy Rethinking hierarchy through the lenses of history, economics, feminism, daoism, mathematics and artificial intelligence with Jiang Qian, Robin R. Wang and Taisu Zhang. Produced in association with the Berggruen Philosophy and Culture Centre. |
| 2016-Aug-16 • 23 minutes The Confucian Uses of Hierarchy This is the second podcast in a series examining the theme of the relationship and tensions between hierarchy and equality. This episode looks at Confucian perspectives on the issues. Produced in association with the Berggruen Philosophy and Culture Ce... |
| 2016-Jul-20 • 25 minutes Freedom and Harmony, Intimate and global This is the second podcast in a series examining the theme of the relationship and tensions between harmony and freedom. This episode approaches this issue from the intimate to the global. My guests are Philip Pettit, L.S. |
| 2016-May-16 • 20 minutes Harmony and Freedom in Africa, India and Europe Harmony and Freedom in Africa, India and Europe |
| 2016-Apr-13 • 23 minutes Hierarchy and Equality in America In a culture that values equality, what is the role and function of hierarchy in America today? With Kwame Anthony Appiah,[...] |
| 2015-Nov-15 • 22 minutes Self East and West (Part 3) The last of three podcasts on conceptions of self, East and West, asks whether the West suffers from "too much self". With Rebecca Goldstein, Peter Herschock, Pico Iyer, Jay Ogilvy and David Wong. Produced in association with the Berggruen Institute's ... |
| 2015-Nov-09 • 22 minutes Self East and West (Part Two) The second of three podcasts on conceptions of self, East and West, looks at the idea of the relational self. With Roger Ames, Daniel Bell and Jin Lee. Produced in association with the Berggruen Institute's Philosophy and Culture Centre. |
| 2015-Oct-19 • 22 minutes Self East and West (Part 1) The first of three podcasts on conceptions of self, East and West, looks at how the self needs to be cultivated. Produced in association with Berggruen Institute’s Philosophy and Culture Center |
| 2012-Sep-03 • 19 minutes The virtues of our vices In the latest microphilosophy podcast I talk to the author of The Virtues of Our Vices Emrys Westacott about how the moral importance of everyday actions and the rightness of wrongness. The discussion was recorded live at Foyles bookshop in association... |
| 2012-Aug-08 • 22 minutes Science as a guide to life In the latest microphilosophy podcast I talk to the author of The Atheist's Guide to Reality, philosopher of Science Alex Rosenberg, about what science has to tell us about how we should live. We're also joined by Samir Okasha, |
| 2012-May-08 • 24 minutes The Shrink & The Sage To coincide with the publication of The Shrink and The Sage, Julian Baggini and Antonia Macaro, authors of the book and the FT Weekend Magazine column of the same name, talk to philosopher John Sellars about the relationship between ancient Stoic philo... |
| 2012-Apr-30 • 20 minutes True crime and evil Richard Lloyd Parry and Tobias Jones discuss with Julian Baggini how the experience of writing about true, gruesome crimes has affected their understanding of evil and human nature |
| 2012-Feb-08 • 21 minutes Warnock on religion In the latest microphilosophy podcast I talk to Mary Warnock about her latest book, Dishonest to God: On Keeping Religion out of Politics. The interview was recorded live at the Arnolfini Centre as part of the Bristol Festival of Ideas. |
| 2012-Jan-18 • 18 minutes Inside the minds of animals John Bradshaw on the inner life of dogs |
| 2012-Jan-04 • 11 minutes Humanity 2.0 Steve Fuller in conversation with Julian Baggini and Darian Meachem about how homo spaiens is changing itself |
| 2011-Oct-30 • 22 minutes The Lust for Certainty Do we suffer from a lust for certainty? This is an edited version of a talk given to a Sea of Faith Network conference in London earlier this year. |
| 2011-Jul-13 • 15 minutes John Gray on Immortality In this programme I talk to John Gray about some of the ideas that emerge from his latest book, The[...] |
| 2011-Jun-13 • 23 minutes The most human human? Can artificial intelligence teach us about what it means to be human? That is the fascinating question behind Brian Christian's recent book, The Most Human Human. |
| 2011-May-17 • 18 minutes New podcast series Julian Baggini talks to philosophy Richard Swinburne about the existence of souls |