Daniel Kaufman and Megan Fritts debate the contemporary relevance of philosophy of religion.
Robert Wright and Aaron Maté discuss how black and white narratives on war undermine public discourse.
Philosophers Daniel Kaufman and Robert Gressis discuss whether the fame of prominent philosophers is justified by the quality of their work.
Robert Wright and Mickey Kaus discuss the nature of Biden’s centrism.
Glenn Loury speaks with Daniel Bessner about how MIT’s largely Jewish economics department influenced his intellectual growth.
Aryeh Cohen-Wade speaks with Douglas Lain, who recently had a video he created about socialism and “the Great Reset” mysteriously removed by YouTube.
Is Mitch McConnell the one Republican who comes out of the Trump presidency with his reputation enhanced?
John Horgan and science writer/physicist Michael Brooks explore the blurry line between science and pseudoscience.
Political scientist Richard Hanania explains what scholars have learned about the circumstances that lead nations to implode.
Daniel Kaufman and Milton Lawson discuss Hitchens’ influence on Milton’s comic book, Thompson Heller: Detective Interstellar.