In this episode, we reflect on Daniel Dennett: his life, outlook, and philosophical ideations. 

In this episode, we delineate Commitment as a concept and explore ontological and ethical paradigmatic viewpoints and interactions.

In this episode, we discuss the life-encompassing yet nuanced concept of Work. 

In this episode, we discuss Shadow from the view of physics, mythology, psychology, and cultural tradition.

In this episode, we discuss Substantivalism and Relationalism, as well as human ontological aspects of defining locations.   

In this episode, we examine the intriguing ideas of Donald Hoffman from his book, "The Case Against Reality," and talk about how fitness and interface theories affect our views of reality and consciousness.

In this episode, we examine a few brief scenes from the titular documentary and discuss metaphysical, epistemological, and ontological aspects of consciousness. Check out the video podcast here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mfY2gAP9QCw 

In this episode, we discuss how humans communicate and the relationship between rationality and storytelling. 

In this episode, we explore the roots and concepts of America's original contribution to philosophy.

In this episode, we wrap up our exploration of time by examining the most inaccessible aspect of it all: The Future.

In this episode, we talk about the ontological impact of The Present, followed by an abstract discussion of the metaphysical aspects.

In this episode, we examine The Past from the metaphysical and ontological level with forays into the historical and scientific. 

In this episode, we explore the idea of Competition and debate with the modern paradigmatic conception.

In this episode, we discuss Carlo Rovelli's book, White Holes, as well as the abstract and humanistic elements that go along with it.

In this episode, we allow our minds to be spaghettified by the concept of gravity being so strong nothing can escape it.

In this episode, we distinguish Hope from related concepts, confront positive bias, and think about the topic's meta-narrative.

In this episode, we talk about Nothing... or attempt to, at least!

In this episode, we wrestle with the fluidic space-time concept of Nowhere.

In this episode, we examine the biology of migration across organisms and segue into the sociopolitical issues concerning human movement. 

In this episode, we culminate our series looking at French Enlightenment philosophers by presenting a message that is relevant to us today.

In this episode, we synthesize the ideas of two philosophers who at times appear to agree and at other times appear to be diametrically opposed.

In this episode, we discuss the short life but many works of Blaise Pascal.

In this episode, we examine the life, context, and philosophy of Montaigne.

In this episode, I interview author, professor, clinical social worker, and TV veteran Kent Wesihaus about his work developing a systems-based theory of psychology.