The HBS hosts try to get to the truth of untruths.

The HBS hosts chat with Dr. Ladelle McWhorter about the evolution of "queer" as an identity category and a verb.

The HBS hosts discuss the where, when, and how of utopic imagination.

The HBS hosts sit down with Justin Weinberg of the Daily Nous to talk about philosophers on the internet.

The HBS hosts chat with actor, dancer, and choreographer Blake Zolfo about what makes musical theater so unique.

The HBS hosts wrestle with Fukuyama's "Why National Identity Matters."

The HBS hosts discuss the pervasiveness and perversity of algorithms in our lives.

The HBS hosts get to the bottom of what is real, what exists, and what is virtual.

The HBS hosts talk about the striving to live forever in physical, psychical, and social dimensions.

The HBS hosts unpack Nietzsche's Genealogy of Morals, Section 13, to uncover how we arrived at morality and moral subjectivity.

The HBS hosts look under the hood, inspect the engine, and try to figure out what drives us.

The HBS hosts discuss the role of memory in the constitution of human intelligence, subjectivity and culture/civilization.

The HBS hosts take the red pill.

The HBS hosts talk about style.

The HBS hosts go where people know troubles are all the same. In this episode, the HBS hosts discuss Bars—as a social, cultural and communal space, bars as a space removed from the regular function of society, yet at the center of  essential social discussions. Why are we “Hotel bar sessions?” Let’s talk about the...