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is passionate about plants, and provides advice about how anyone – rural, urban, even those who live in apartments – can start their own garden. She and Leslie talk about how seeds both sense and manipulate their environment, efficiency and…
is a professor of Secular Studies at Pitzer College. Phil describes what the Secular Studies program entails from philosophical, political, and sociological perspectives. Phil is the author of , and he and Leslie discuss how leading an ethical life…
Leslie Rosenblood Podcast for Inquiry has just wrapped its first year, and what a year it’s been! Here’s a sample of what we’ve accomplished: Big names on the podcast: Steven Pinker, Julie Bindel, Jonathan Kay, and William Davis; Tackled some challenging and controversial topics: Bill 21 (both sides), free speech, and artificial intelligence; Fascinating conversations…
() is a professor of Chinese philosophy. He and Leslie discuss the six titans of Chinese philosophical schools, along the parallels and differences with various Western philosophies. Bryan makes the case for studying Chinese philosophy in a world full…
() is a scientist and author of Good Thinking (The Irrational Ape in Europe and UK). David and Leslie talk about the centrality of critical thinking to human flourishing, and the many, many ways intuitive heuristics can mislead us. And yet, with…
