"Evil arises from a failure to think." -Hannah Arendt

It's all the same until it isn't.

What are we looking for? When can we stop?

Are you even playing the game?

Who are philosophers talking to when they do "public philosophy"?

When is being silent complicity? And when is it resistance?

Radical for whom?

Who or what rules the world today? And by what right?

Grab a drink and buckle up—this is the kind of philosophical brawl you don’t want to miss.

The rise of AI, the decay of democracy, colonial legacies, climate disaster, Is it time to panic now?

How can we talk, or think, about "private parts" in a philosophical way?

Can the University be saved? Should it be saved?

This is gonna be awkward.

Sean Kirkland unpacks living on the edge of "was" and "not yet."

Same bar, new co-host, perennial question: What is Philosophy?