...of books. Myisha Cherry, Toby Buckle, and Mark Linsenmayer have consistently produced excellent podcast content, and Barry Lam is taking his philosophy podcast into unprecedented prime-time territory. I have no...
...an edited excerpt from the forthcoming interview with Barry Lam which will be released in full next week. Hey Barry! Thanks for doing this. Did you consider doing anything other...
Barry Lam is Associate Professor of Philosophy at Vassar College and executive producer of the Hi-Phi Nation podcast, the first and only narrative-driven show integrating journalism and philosophy. What are...
This post is abridged and adapted from a longer piece. Forthcoming in the inaugural issue of Precollege Philosophy and Public Practice. When the great nonfiction writer Michael Lewis decided to...
...and practice. Consider Hi-Phi Nation, a story-driven podcast about philosophy created and hosted by Prof. Barry Lam of Vassar College that introduces a broad audience to big philosophical questions. Lam...
...Kaag at University of Massachusetts-Lowell and Barry Lam’s Hi-Phi Nation podcast. Award Committee: The Award Committee includes Myisha Cherry, Skye C. Cleary, Lewis Gordon, Sally Haslanger, David V. Johnson, John...
...as one of our workshop panelists!), VeryBadWizards (Tamler Sommers, David Pizarro), Hi-Phi Nation (Barry Lam), History of Philosophy Without any Gaps (Peter Adamson). MS: The Prindle Institute for Ethics also...
...light of Zeno’s paradoxes? How is your podcast different to the other philosophical podcasts out there? It’s the only philosophy podcast I know of that focuses on popular music. Barry...
...subject matter doesn’t just apply to religion. In an excellent series on “Soldier Philosophers” from the philosophy podcast Hi Phi Nation, Barry Lam reports that West Point cadets grow easily tired...
Imagine what a country would be like if every person could secure a vote in elections that happened after their death. If you stated your preferences in your will, you...
