More on the Luck of the Draw
Posted by Peter Stone Hello All, It’s taken me a couple of days, but I…
Author: Philosophy Talk
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Open Thread on Apologies
Dear Listener: You probably have notice the lightness of blogging recently. But things are about…
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The Meanings of Spitzer’s Apology
Nick Smith, J.D. and Ph.D., author of I Was Wrong: The Meanings of Apologies (Cambridge…
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Philosophy Talk Holiday Treats Coming Soon!
Just in time for the holidays, we at Philosophy Talk will offer our listeners some…
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Poetry, Philosophy, Truth
Howdy folks; Troy Jollimore here. Ken and John were kind enough to invite me to be their…
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Suscribe to the Phiosophy Talk Download Service!!
We are very pleased to announce that Philosophy Talk has launched a subsciption-based download service….
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Playful Intentions and the Problem of the Hypno-Flirt
posted by Carrie Jenkins Hi all – and thanks Ken and John for the invitation…
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Where Does Morality Come From?
posted by Alex Miller During the program on Sunday July 1st I drew a distinction…
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Check us out Wednesday and Thursday in Portland
Be sure to check out the Philosophy Talk team this week in Portland. We’ll be…
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SHOUT OUT NOW!
Dear Philosophy Talkers: I’m opening this blog entry for you to shout questions and comments…
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A Philosophical Shout Out
A Philosophical Shout-out, April 1st For pledge week at KALW we’ve decided to do something…
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Clayton’s Afterthoughts
posted by Phil Clayton Dear Ken, Thanks for your post this morning about reasons for…
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Philosophy Talk Moves to Sunday
We’re back in the studio after our trip to DC. DC was great fun and…
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We need your help!
We at Philosophy Talk are proud to have offered something uniquely valuable to the radio…
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Educated Insolence
Stand-up comics often bemoan the fact that “everyone’s a f**king comedian!”, and its true: every one appreciates humor (to some degree) and most are capable of generating some form of spontaneous humor. But this very ubiquity makes humor harder, rather than easier, to understand formally, since humor assumes many guises and operates with subtle differences in myriad contexts.
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The Best of Philosophy Talk Podcast
You now have three ways to listen to past episodes of Philosophy Talk. As always, …
