From Nowhere to Nothing

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.

In this episode, we discuss both the myths and the science surrounding the origins of the universe, as well as how it influences us personally.

In this episode, we examine how our perceptions of environmental stability and change influence us philosophically and create feedback loops.

In this episode, we explore the mind-bending implications of Boltzmann Brains to the best of our abilities.

In this episode, I interview Shemaiah Reed about himself and what it means to Refocus.

In this episode, we consider the entertainment industry practice of rebooting franchises and what it says philosophically.

In this episode, we concatenate our discussion of Nihilism with the examination of the philosophical foundations of human institutions.

In this episode, we delve into the philosophy of nothingness: what it means, its facets, and its limitations.

In this episode, we chaotically attempt to elucidate order in its various forms and contexts.

In this episode, We try to integrate historical thought about Experience with modern conceptions drawn from diverse disciplines and anecdotes.

In this episode, we discuss how our minds automate processes and what the ontological, epistemic, and moral impacts are on our free will.

In this episode, we examine a philosophical article discussing the possible paradigmatic relationship between morality and quantum mechanics.

In this episode, we explore the convoluted interpretations and possible meanings behind the famous myth of Pandora's Box.

In this episode, we attempt the dizzying feat of defining what we take for granted: the definition of a Restaurant.

In this episode, we critically examine 5 principles of Rational Thinking as outlined by philosopher Julian Baggini.

In this episode, we examine the-paradoxically-very interesting topic of Boredom, and how it relates to our previous discussions on temporality and meaning.

In this episode, we engage with the mind-bending notion of the Present Moment by looking at various theories and discussing some of our own.

In this episode, we wrestle with meaning on the linguistic, objective/subjective, and metaphysical levels.

In this episode, we discuss the related concepts of biopolitics and necropolitics, focusing on how philosophical policy decisions fundamentally influence humanity.

In this episode, we provide an overview of the philosophical theories regarding the activity of prehistoric people.

In this episode, we examine how accumulations affect our physical and psychological selves, as well as our complex relationships with objects.

In this episode, we discuss some of the themes from actor Chris Hemsworth's television episode "Acceptance," featured in the docuseries "Limitless."

In this episode, we explore the definitive elements of Futurism and its impacts.

In this episode, we examine the law of parsimony and attempt to explain the role of simplicity in our explanations.

In this episode, we examine the process of "jumping out of the system" (joots-ing) proposed by Daniel Dennet.

In this episode, we tackle Agnosticism and what it really means to say "I don't know."

In this episode, we discuss the construct of Ageism, its identification, and sociocultural mitigation.

In this episode, we try to critically examine Mysticism by utilizing our established philosophical tools.

In this episode, we attempt to metaphorically engage with the abstraction of Harmony and come away with some tangible reflections.

In this episode, we talk with Kevin Palmieri about the double-edge sword of Habits: what they are, how they're made, and if they can transform our lives.

In this episode, we "look" at the concept of Color: the philosophical and scientific interactions, perceptions, effects, and ultimate reality of the notion.

In this episode, we broadly review the concepts covered in Sabine Hossenfelder's book, "Existential Physics."

In this episode, we tread water on the surface of the deep conceptual ocean of Symmetry.

In this episode, Dr. Foojan Zeine talks with us about psychological duality on personal, theoretical, and philosophical levels.

In this episode, we continue our discussion of AI by examining the impacts it has had on the world through the manipulation of audio/visual media.

In this episode, we're joined by Iggy Perillo to discuss Virtue, specifically, how to teach Virtue.

In this episode, we follow up on our interview with ChatGPT by discussing the aspects and implications of conversational artificial intelligence.

In this episode, we ask the artificial intelligence ChatGPT philosophical questions about AI via the smart assistant Siri.

In this episode, special guest Kelly Chase talks about the role of women in history.

In this episode, we welcome a special guest, Amanda Bouchard, to look at the philosophical aspects of Disney's famed princesses.

In this episode, we explore the complexity of abstractions like communication, language, and signaling in the context of the natural world.