The Middle Way Society Podcast: Philosophy Outside Academia
The Middle Way Society is an international society, hitherto based in the UK, to develop understanding of the Middle Way and support its practice....
Interview with Louise Antony about the Mentoring Program for Early-Career Women in Philosophy
Update: Mentoring Workshop Application Deadline Extended
The Mentoring Program for Early-Career Women Philosophers still has openings for the 2019 Mentoring Workshop, and so we are extending...
Eliminating Footnotes Makes Philosophy More Accessible
It's 2019. Computers can drive cars, operate stores, and outperform humans in sophisticated games. However, computers cannot correctly read a PDF with footnotes. Alas, many...
Mindscape Podcast: Philosophy Outside Academia
It took me a while to catch on, but I’ve become very excited about the prospects of podcasting as a medium of intelligent conversation....
Philosophy Talk Podcast: Philosophy Outside Academia
Cliff Sosis sat down to interview Ken Taylor of Philosophy Talk for his series, What Is It Like to Be a Philosopher? Part of...
NOUS the Podcast: Tackling Deep Questions about the Mind: Philosophy Outside Academia
I once raised my hand after a talk given by the prolific philosopher (and I mean prolific - check out his bibliography) and historian...
Modern Day Philosophers: Philosophy Outside Academia
Hello there, whoever you are. I am Daniel Lobell, a stand-up comedian and host of the podcast, Modern Day Philosophers.
I realized that I had...
Examining Ethics Podcast: Philosophy Outside Academia
Examining Ethics is an ethics podcast produced by The Janet Prindle Institute for Ethics at DePauw University. It’s produced by Christiane Wisehart, the Assistant...
Building Relationships with the New Congress
More than 90 new Members of Congress are in the process of hiring staff and setting up their offices. Returning Members are defining their...
The Why? Philosophical Discussions about Everyday Life Podcast: Philosophy Outside Academia
by Jack Russell Weinstein
Philosophy needs ambassadors, not missionaries. Our profession has long regarded bringing people to philosophy as akin to saving their souls. Sometimes...