Sophia
Daniel Kaufman and Milton Lawson discuss whether the Netflix hit signals Generation X will have its pop culture moment.
Culturally Determined
Aryeh Cohen-Wade speaks with Jamie Lauren Keiles, who recently wrote about ASMR (autonomous sensory meridian response) for the New York Times Magazine.
The Wright Show
Robert Wright, who just returned from a meditation retreat, talks with Josh Summers.
Mind-Body Problems
John Horgan talks to author Bernardo Kastrup about what happens after we die.
The Wright Show
Theologian Serene Jones, author of the new book Call It Grace: Finding Meaning in a Fractured World, offers an answer.
Sophia
Philosophers Daniel Kaufman and Jane Clare Jones discuss the late rock star’s expression of gender.
The Wright Show
Lee McIntyre, author of the new book The Scientific Attitude: Defending Science from Denial, Fraud, and Pseudoscience, explains why no amount of evidence can convince a certain kind of science skeptic.
Sophia
Philosopher Daniel Kaufman speaks with Nathan Eckstrand, author of a recent essay arguing for an international labor strike in college humanities departments.
Josh Summers speaks with jazz pianist Aaron Goldberg about his time working as a full-time musician while studying in a philosophy graduate program under Daniel Dennett.
Mind-Body Problems
Jeffrey Kripal, author of the new book The Flip: Epiphanies of Mind and the Future of Knowledge, argues that strict materialism does more to encourage religious fundamentalism than to stem it.
