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“I found the podcast by searching for “spandrels” so episode 2 where they talk about Gould and Lewontin was my first episode. I think they did a excellent job at explaining the paper and would be interested in more topics discussing these “intellectual dark web” clowns. The field of evolutionary psychology seems to have many of the same problems the spandrels paper is talking about (i.e. just so stories) so that might be a cool idea for a future episode! Looking forward to listening to the rest of the catalog.”
Paul Trevey via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
04/22/19
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“Harland is great - bright, lucid, subtly hilarious. I'd pay all the moneys for a show were you interview working philosophers or some such, going deep with various guests. Ryan seems like a nice chap with some interesting ideas, but he's not a great sparring partner in the episodes...”Read full review »
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United States of America ·
07/12/19
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“The Dawdlers do a great job of taking their time to chew on big ideas. By not letting each other or ideas off the hook easily, but also keeping things light enough for this history teacher to follow, they get to the core of big questions. They’ll entertain you while you listen, and give you...”Read full review »
OldeGoozeberry via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
12/30/18
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