The HBS hosts discuss how robots and intelligent machines are upending our social, moral, legal, and philosophical categories.

The HBS hosts present their best defense of humanities-based education and, in doing so, try to justify their existences.

The HBS hosts discuss whether or not generational tags-- "Boomer," "GenX," "Millennial," and "Gen Z"-- are useful descriptions or just gerrymandered groups.

The HBS hosts discuss scams, cons, gig work, and what drives us to live and work at full speed.

The HBS hosts talk about music, mathematics, groove, and "altar calls."

The HBS hosts try to figure out why there are 150 guns for every 100 Americans.

The HBS hosts discuss academic specializations and how to make the humanities more inclusive.

The HBS hosts discuss the role of superheroes in culture and popular media.

The HBS hosts take a critical look at the white working class and their grievances.

The HBS hosts discuss conspiracy theories and what motivates people to believe in them.

The HBS hosts lower themselves into the muck in this NSFW episode.

The HBS hosts laugh, joke, and try to figure out what's so funny about comedy.

The HBS hosts discuss what happens to our digital personalities after the meatspace person dies.

The HBS hosts discuss the meaning of citizenship in an era of protest.

The HBS hosts discuss the privatization of public commons.