Season 14

Why do AI's fabricated memories "feel" so true?

What happens when we follow the letter of the law, while refusing to cooperate with its spirit?

What can the body, in pain, teach us about the hilarity of our own finitude?

How to mark the distinction between being "inconvenienced" and being oppressed.

What does nostalgia fondly remember, and what might it dangerously enable?

What to do when "just asking questions" is not that.

How late capitalism turns every click into crap.

What can Palestinian rock climbers teach us about resisting differently?

What problems arise when "therapy speak" becomes our default social vocabulary?

How do we tame the fury of today's "furious minds"?

How can we recover not only the power, but the importance, of imagination for philosophy?

What's so funny about comedy, anyway?

How do we choose the hills where we make our stand?

Help us warm up the barstools for our new HBS co-hosts!

Because forever is a long time to buy the next round.

What, if anything, distinguishes a crowd from a mob?

One bar, three philosophers, infinite choices... or none at all.

Robin James explains how tech bros and manosphere podcasters made "cool" obsolete.

What happens when nobody trusts experts anymore?

What our bodies, in pain, can teach us about the hilarity of finitude.