The Moral Imagination
Philosophy Podcasts
Welcome to the Moral Imagination Podcast. The overarching theme of my podcast is what it means to be a human person and what makes for a meaningful and good life. We will discuss philosophy of the human person, culture, religion, social philosophy, and many other related topics, like education, learning, economics, food, technology, artificial intelligence, and intellectual history. My goal is to interact with ideas and people whose work I find challenging, and intellectually and socially important.
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Location:
United States
Description:
Welcome to the Moral Imagination Podcast. The overarching theme of my podcast is what it means to be a human person and what makes for a meaningful and good life. We will discuss philosophy of the human person, culture, religion, social philosophy, and many other related topics, like education, learning, economics, food, technology, artificial intelligence, and intellectual history. My goal is to interact with ideas and people whose work I find challenging, and intellectually and socially important. themoralimagination.substack.com
Language:
English
Ep. 58 William Easterly Ph.D. - Poverty, Technocracy, and the Tyranny of Experts
Duration:01:34:19
Ep.57 The Decline of Christianity, the Rise of the “Nones” and Philosophies of the Person that Shape Unbelief
Duration:00:42:37
Ep.56 Ambassador Eduard Habsburg: Building a Family Legacy — The Habsburg Way: 7 Tools for Turbulent Times
Duration:01:01:16
Ep.55 Seth Kapan on Fragile Neighborhoods — Relationships and Place-Based Solutions to Social and Material Poverty
Duration:01:17:37
Ep.54 Cajetan Cuddy O.P on The Psychology of St. Thomas Aquinas
Duration:01:23:55
Vigen Guroian - Fairy Tales, Classical Learning, and The Moral Imagination
Duration:01:08:14
Ep. 52 Philip Ovadia MD Metabolic Health, Diet, Cholesterol, Heart Disease, and Modern Medicine
Duration:01:36:22
Ep. 51 Titus Techera Dune and Bladerunner Science Fiction, Dystopia and Humanity in American Life
Duration:02:01:39
Ep.50 On Benedict XVI -Reason, Freedom, Beauty, and the Intellectual Sources of Secularism and the New Evangelization
Duration:00:56:43
Ep. 49 Flagg Taylor, Ph.D The Parallel Polis
Duration:01:43:42
Ep. 48 Jonathan Bi: Rene Girard - Social Pressure, True and False Desires, Sacrifice, and Belief
Duration:01:59:19
Ep. 47 Rachel Ferguson, Ph.D: Exclusion & Opportunity - Black Liberation Through the Marketplace
Duration:01:24:15
Ep. 46 Bill Rivers: Last Summer Boys A Novel about Family, Honor, and the Power of Community
Duration:01:11:13
Ep. 45 Paul McLaughlin PsyD, Mark R. McMinn PhD: Can Wisdom be Cultivated?
Duration:02:00:14
Ep. 44 Deion Kathawa: Technology, Religion, and Humanity in a Post-Human Age
Duration:01:45:28
Ep. 43: Orthodox Judaism, Leo Strauss, and Baruch Spinoza’s Critique of Religion
Duration:01:45:14
Ep. 42: Jeremy Tate: Whoever Owns the Test Owns the Curriculum: Classic Learning v. Industrial Model
Duration:01:11:54
Podcast Episode 41: Michael Ward: A Guide to C.S. Lewis’ The Abolition of Man
Duration:01:09:41
Podcast Ep. 40 Mary Eberstadt: Who are You? Family, Politics, and the Hunger for Identity
Duration:01:29:49
Ep. 39 Marcel Guarnizo: What is Justice
Duration:01:46:39