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“The ‘evils’ put forward as those elements which make cities bad and ugly are the same elements which allow philosophers and the rest of us the freedom to even imagine implementing less utilitarian policies and systems in our cities. Well thought out and sincere discussion all the same and I acknowledge my own cynical pragmatism plays into my interpretations of the podcast. Worth listening to.”
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United States of America ·
10/14/23
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“Excellent podcast. Has changed my views on many things in regards to American society, politics, and money. The Good Money series is literally life changing. Thank you for this podcast!”
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05/13/21
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“Very engaging and at times very funny. These guys dare to take a step back and question the whole system of modern political conceptions and root their thinking in the perennial metaphysics of Aquinas. These conversations don’t rely only on Aquinas, but on the entire realist tradition. It’s...”Read full review »
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04/02/21
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“Though my armchair is the drivers seat of my pickup truck.
I appreciate the musings of Jacob and Mark and their guests, at times I feel like I’m receiving my internal philosophy externally, other times it feels like a black-pill suppository. Either way, I’m encouraged to hear Catholic...”Read full review »
Jeff-the carpenter via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
07/15/23
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