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Recorded:Jan 21
Posted:Jan 22, 2017
Sixty-Second Sermons | Jan 22, 2017 | Robert Wright
Being free together
Psychologist David Barash, author of Buddhist Biology, argues for combining existentialism with Buddhist notions of interconnectedness. Plus: The ecosystem of the self.
Sophia
On being canceled
Daniel Kaufman and Oliver Traldi discuss the professional risk involved in expressing heterodox views in the field of philosophy.
Culturally Determined
The interpretation of dreams
Aryeh Cohen-Wade speaks with Alice Robb, author of the new book Why We Dream, about the meaning of events—such as one’s teeth falling out—that happen in our dreams.
The Wright Show
A postmodern view of the Bible
Philosopher and theologian John D. Caputo explains how he understands Scripture.
Mind-Body Problems
Is there a female psyche?
John Horgan speaks with economist and transgender woman Deirdre McCloskey about how her unique experience informs her understanding of the mind-body problem.
The Wright Show
The weird world of epigenetics
Contrary to longstanding dogma, heredity can be influenced by the environment. Robert Wright and philosopher Massimo Pigliucci discuss.
Culturally Determined
The Incredible Hulk and the dangers of individualism
Aryeh Cohen-Wade talks to Travis Smith, author of Superhero Ethics, which uses comic book characters as a lens to examine ethics and values.
MeaningofLife.tv Asks...
MeaningofLife.tv presents: Changing your mind
We asked people around the country about opinions they once held but have since abandoned.
Sophia
Is punk dead or forever young?
Philosopher Dan Kaufman asks writer E. John Winner, a veteran of the NYC punk scene, whether the well of youthful rebellion springs eternal.
Mind-Body Problems
The science of the inexplicable
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