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Interviews with authors and scholars of the philosophy of medicine. This channel is sponsored by the Centre for Philosophy of Epidemiology, Medicine, and Public Health, a platform for interdisciplinary research into the philosophical aspects of human health. CPEMPH is a joint venture between Durham University and the University of Johannesburg. This podcast is a channel on the New Books Network. The New Books Network is an academic audio library dedicated to public education. In each episode you will hear scholars discuss their recently published research with another expert in their field. ...

Sin prisa, y buscando no burlarse, no lamentarse, no detestar, sino comprender, exploraremos un laberinto de cuestiones filosóficas sobre la vida, la muerte, el amor, el odio, la felicidad, el mal, el sentido, nuestra identidad, nuestra sociedad, sus problemas, sus desafíos. También descubriremos que la filosofía se esconde en los lugares más inesperados: series, películas, comics. Un pódcast para personas inquietas sin miedo a encontrarse con el misterio del mundo. Y si lo tienen, le dan la bienvenida. También puedes encontrarnos en: https://filolaberintobach.blogspot.com/

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This is a podcast where I partake in talking to myself. And you are my beautiful audience! Let’s talk to ourselves together! There will be lots of fun and deep talk about Freddie Nietzsche- and also making awesome stuff!!

Yes, I am that Pontius Pilate; the most reviled man in history...and the most misunderstood. I am providing you with an opportunity to see the world from my perspective as a Roman. My story is a rapid ride down the rutted Roman roads, a journey of love, adventure, mystery, murder, political...

This thought-provoking book challenges ideas on morality and religion while addressing the nature of faith and the power it has to guide humans and define they way they live their lives. Focusing on Abraham's willingness to sacrifice his son, Isaac, to God, the renowned nineteenth-century philosopher Søren Kierkegaard investigates what it takes to submit oneself to their faith and have complete trust in God.

In a world designed to shape how you think, feel, and buy — UNCAPTURED is your space to break free.Each episode is a raw, honest conversation with thinkers, rebels, and everyday people who chose to question everything. We talk about mental freedom, identity, personal power, and what it really means to live on your own terms.No scripts. No corporate agenda. Just conversations for minds that refuse to be owned.Subscribe. And stop letting the world think for you.

Question the very fabric of reality in this mind-bending popular science journey into the simulation hypothesis. Perfect for a thought-provoking commute, this awe-inspiring exploration transforms deep existential questions into grounded, calm clarity. Step onto the thrilling boundary where...

Confront the existential mystery of modern science and philosophy: are we living inside a programmed simulation? Perfect for a contemplative commute or late-night deep focus, this mind-bending exploration transforms abstract sci-fi concepts into a rigorous investigation of reality. Prepare for...

Uncover the existential science and philosophy suggesting our universe is a programmed virtual reality simulation. Perfect for your thought-provoking morning commute, this deep dive explores how a wild science fiction trope evolved into a serious debate among physicists and technologists...

Question the simulation hypothesis and discover if our physical reality is actually a vast cosmic computer program. Moving beyond internet hype and science fiction tropes, this mind-bending exploration brings scientific rigor to the ultimate existential mystery. Perfect for a deep-focus commute...

Bloomsbury Presents Ocean by Steve Mentz, read by Greg Lockett Object Lessons is a series of short, beautifully designed books about the hidden lives of ordinary things. The ocean comprises the largest object on our planet. Retelling human history from an oceanic rather than terrestrial point of...

For decades, science believed it had addiction figured out. A rat in a cage. A bottle of drugged water. A compulsion that built until the animal could think of nothing else. The conclusion was clean, confident, and backed by mountains of data. Certain drugs were simply too powerful for the brain to resist. Exposure was the mechanism. The chemical was the enemy. There was just one problem. Nobody had thought to ask what the cage was doing to the rat.

A Philosophical Reflection MIRROR: Reflections of Humanity is more than a book-it is a philosophical exploration of the human condition and the choices that shape our world. At its core, this book asks a timeless question: What are we reflecting into one another? We live in a world where pain is often passed down, where misunderstanding creates distance, and where division blinds us to our shared humanity.

In Try a New Path: Growing Beyond Comfort, Shanelle Porter-Simmons invites you to stop asking for permission to evolve and start building the life that’s been calling you. A retired Marine Corps lieutenant colonel, record-setting athlete, and leadership expert, Porter-Simmons blends story, science, and soul to explore why we cling to conformity, doubt our gifts, and mistake comfort for peace. Through powerful personal stories—from commanding Marines to releasing old identities—she reveals how courage often begins where certainty ends.

Bloomsbury presents Dust by Michael Marder, read by Josh Wichard. Object Lessons is a series of short, beautifully designed books about the hidden lives of ordinary things. No matter how much you fight against it, dust pervades everything. It gathers in even layers, adapting to the contours of...

Saints & Side Quests is a Christian podcast where we explore deep theological and philosophical topics with honesty, curiosity, and a healthy dose of humor. Think of it as a theological RPG: we always accept the main quest where we dive into big questions about faith, Scripture, doctrine, and the nature of God, but we’re easily distracted by the side quests along the way.Each episode, we tackle serious subjects like spiritual gifts, salvation, grace, free will, and other complex issues while allowing natural tangents and rabbit holes to unfold. We treat every topic with deep reverence and ...

Candide ou L'optimisme: Voltaire. Candide est un conte philosophique. Il a pour personnage principal un jeune homme, Candide, qui vit dans un château avec sa cousine, Cunégonde, et son oncle. Il y est éduqué par un précepteur philosophe, Pangloss, qui suit la théorie de Leibniz, philosophe du XVIIe siècle, selon laquelle, notamment, « tout est pour le mieux dans le meilleur des mondes possibles ». Candide adhère d’abord à cette idée ; mais lorsque son oncle le chasse du château après l’avoir surpris en train d’embrasser Cunégonde, la vie va lui faire revoir cette opinion...

Join me in the conversation as I dig into how mental health and the mission of the church can be a powerful partnership in developing believers and reaching our communities.

Max Weber gave the modern world its sharpest mirror. He named the iron cage of bureaucracy, traced the ghostly afterlife of Calvinist anxiety inside the modern office, and showed how rational systems can run perfectly while the people inside them quietly come apart. His vocabulary still saturates the way educated people talk about authority, capitalism, and disenchantment. Yet for all his brilliance, Weber kept his attention on the structures, the institutions, the historical patterns.