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

The HBS hosts celebrate the paw-some impact of furry companions on our lives.

The HBS hosts take a break from the bar and lie down on the couch.

The HBS hosts look for the cause of the Golden Spike.

The HBS hosts consider a case study testing the limits of academic freedom.

The HBS hosts discuss the style of “too late” capitalism with Anna Kornbluh.

The HBS hosts discuss the many paradoxes of ennui.

The HBS hosts discuss how the Luddites were right about why we hate our jobs.

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

The HBS hosts consider the sands though the hourglass.

The HBS discuss Hegel, the black radical tradition, and the history of Philosophy with Biko Mandela Gray and Ryan J. Johnson.

The HBS hosts chat about post-COVID demands to get back to normal.

The HBS reveal their IRL heroes and try to measure just how flawed a person can be while still deserving admiration.

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

The HBS hosts return to the movies to learn why men are cheaper than guns.