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Recorded:Jan 21
Posted:Jan 22, 2017
Sixty-Second Sermons | Jan 22, 2017 | Robert Wright
Culturally Determined
What does #MeToo reveal about the Catholic Church?
Aryeh Cohen-Wade and Christopher White, national correspondent for the Catholic news site Crux, revisit the 2002 Church sex abuse scandal in light of the #MeToo movement.
“We should just cut each other some slack”
John Horgan explains how writing his new free e-book, Mind-Body Problems, made him embrace some wacky theories of consciousness.
Culturally Determined
Abandoning the “beauty suit”
Lauren Shields discusses the “experiment” she conducted on herself, described in her new book, The Beauty Suit: How My Year of Religious Modesty Made Me a Better Feminist.
The Wright Show
Can free will exist in a deterministic universe?
Robert Wright and philosopher Gregg Caruso wrestle with the slippery notion of “compatibilism.”
The Wright Show
Why “cultural appropriation” is a mixed-up idea
Robert Wright speaks with philosopher K. Anthony Appiah, author of the new book The Lies That Bind: Rethinking Identity.
The Wright Show
Nirvana, here and now?
Robert Wright speaks with Bhikkhu Bodhi, a Buddhist monk, about achieving a form of transcendence.
All the old familiar places
Stephen Asma and Rami Gabriel discuss new research into the importance of environmental cues in human habits and addiction.
Culturally Determined
Modern male stereotypes: Homer Simpson vs. Harvey Weinstein
Aryeh Cohen-Wade speaks with Philip Christman, author of the recent essay “What Is It Like to Be a Man?”
Sophia
Are philosophy departments in danger?
Philosophers Daniel Kaufman and Justin Weinberg consider.
The Wright Show
The weirdest thing in physics
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