The HBS hosts struggle for recognition.

The HBS hosts discuss timing, prudence, and propriety.

The HBS hosts discuss the pros and cons of tenure.

The HBS try to decipher what makes prestige TV "prestigious."

The HBS hosts lobby for hobbies.

The HBS hosts celebrate our 100th episode by asking each other the question "what's YOUR philosophy?"

The HBS hosts try to determine who’s in and who’s out. In 1887, Ferdinand Tönnies published a groundbreaking book, Community and Society (an excerpt from his text that lays out the argument can be found here), in which he argues that community is a different form of social group from society. The main distinguishing characteristics...

The HBS hosts spill the tea about tales whispered, secrets shared, and reputations shaped.

The HBS hosts chat with Nathan Duford about what men can (and can't) want.

The HBS hosts discuss culture wars, Midwestern housewives, and Kafka.

The HBS hosts ask Devin Shaw whether and how to punch Nazis.

The HBS hosts ask: how do we know if we're getting where we're going?

THE HBS hosts consider the recent spate of legislative assaults on academic freedom.

The HBS hosts do NOT agree to disagree.

The HBS hosts discuss Coppola's classic treatment of Nixon-era surveillance and paranoia.