Kwame Anthony Appiah on the nuances of public philosophical writing, pop culture, the narrative (or lack thereof) aspect of thought experiments, and more
Kwame Anthony Appiah on the nuances of public philosophical writing, pop culture, the narrative (or lack thereof) aspect of thought experiments, and more
Kwame Anthony Appiah is, among many things, a Professor Of Philosophy And Law at New York University. He has published w... Read more
9 Feb 2021
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48mins
Dave Nussbaum on the art of producing and pitching op-eds, the structure of the ideas piece, and the opportunities and challenges of writing popular social psychology
Dave Nussbaum on the art of producing and pitching op-eds, the structure of the ideas piece, and the opportunities and challenges of writing popular social psychology
David Nussbaum is a social psychologist who works at the Booth School of Business at the University of Chicago. His writ... Read more
4 Feb 2021
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1hr 6mins
Priyamvada Natarajan on astronomy and the imagery of black holes, philosophy and science studies, and her journey as a writer and intellectual
Priyamvada Natarajan on astronomy and the imagery of black holes, philosophy and science studies, and her journey as a writer and intellectual
Priyamvada Natarajan is a Professor in the Departments of Astronomy and Physics at Yale University. She is a theoretical... Read more
1 Feb 2021
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1hr 15mins
Agnes Callard on engaging in public philosophy, her work as a columnist, and whether or not we can learn to believe in God
Agnes Callard on engaging in public philosophy, her work as a columnist, and whether or not we can learn to believe in God
Agnes Callard is an Associate Professor in the University of Chicago's Department of Psychology, where she is Director o... Read more
28 Aug 2020
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55mins
David Kaiser on writing about quantum entanglement
David Kaiser on writing about quantum entanglement
David Kaiser is Germeshausen Professor of the History of Science in MIT's Program in Science, Technology, and Society, P... Read more
21 Feb 2020
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1hr 56mins
Matthew Liao on writing about whether we have a moral duty to leave Facebook
Matthew Liao on writing about whether we have a moral duty to leave Facebook
S. Matthew Liao is Director of Center for Bioethics at New York University, where he is Arthur Zitrin Professor of Bioet... Read more
14 Feb 2020
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1hr 37mins
Dave DeSteno on writing about what science can learn from religion
Dave DeSteno on writing about what science can learn from religion
David DeSteno is a professor of psychology at Northeastern University, where he directs the Social Emotions Group. David... Read more
7 Feb 2020
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50mins
Lisa Feldman Barrett on writing about what emotions are (and aren't)
Lisa Feldman Barrett on writing about what emotions are (and aren't)
Dr. Lisa Feldman Barrett is a University Distinguished Professor of Psychology at Northeastern University, with appointm... Read more
31 Jan 2020
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1hr 6mins
Introducing: Line Edit with James Ryerson
Introducing: Line Edit with James Ryerson
Hosting and production by James RyersonEditing and executive production by Joseph FridmanTheme composition by Stephen La... Read more
29 Jan 2020
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1min