Welcome to the desert of the real.

The HBS hosts discuss the many and varied ways we lie to ourselves.

The HBS hosts parse the difference between mistakes, half-truths, embellishments, and outright lies.

The HBS hosts dig into the details of one of the most villainized philosophies of the 20th Century.

The HBS hosts don their nightgowns, cozy up to the fire, and contemplate wax.

The HBS hosts wonder how a hard heart is melted and mended.

The HBS hosts struggle for recognition.

he HBS hosts consider the merits and demerits of the red pill/blue pill option.

The HBS hosts chat with Alberto Toscano about the long shadow of racial fascism.

The HBS hosts think about "stuff."

The HBS hosts invite Michael Naas to make himself at home on the podcast.

The HBS hosts argue for the merits of studying the history of philosophy.

The HBS hosts consider the possibility of sentient artificial intelligence with Dr. Regina Rini.

The HBS hosts discuss legal personhood and rights for rivers, lakes, and mountains with Dr. Stewart Motha.

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

The HBS hosts take the red pill.

The HBS hosts discuss the pedagogical pros and cons of thoughts experiments.

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

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