A brief discussion of the emergent themes in the thought of Paul Feyerabend and their relevance to current juncture between Thomas Lynn and Stephen Wallpe. Feyerabend protested an undue methodological rigidity in science, and the primacy granted to it by contemporary society.

A ranging discussion on the problems of censorship as a practice inimical to democracy.

In a return from a too long hiatus, I speak with my friend, Stephen Wallpe, about the quixotic status that the ideal of reasoned discourse has become, and discuss upon various questions thence deriving...

A quick collection of thoughts on André Gorz’s collection of essays, “Capitalism, Socialism, and Ecology”...

A reflection suggesting that in the background of the NFL’s recently announced decision regarding Player Protest of the National Anthem is rooted in a desire to preserve an entertaining narrative despite its incompatibility with certain facts on the ground.

A response to an essay of Gabriel Marcel on Creative Fidelity, remaking upon his distinction between fidelity or faith and constancy, noting how the latter is of an ambiguous character.

A consideration of Existentialism’s relevance in the light of a general public discourse which minimizes the significance of our freedom or agency in responding to the situations in which we find ourselves...

In this episode, we consider moments in Gabriel Marcel’s analysis of fanaticism in his book, “Man Against Mass Society.”

A review of Gabriel Marcel’s distinction between treating life as a problem or treating our life as a mystery...

A very brief recap of the crucial suggestion of Gabriel Marcel’s essay on Hope... namely, that to endeavor to assess hope in terms of probabilities is to misunderstand the experiential ground whence it springs...