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Join us on our quest for the extraordinary!Sam McKee (@polymath_sam) has 9 university qualifications across 4 subjects including doctorates in history and philosophy of science and molecular biology.

Podcast · By Samuel McKee · English · Official site

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Sep 9, 2026
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Jul 27, 2026

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  1. Episode · Sep 9, 2026

    Episode 66 - Exvangelicalism - Harry Amos (opens the original)

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    Summary Harry Amos shares his journey from evangelical faith to atheism, exploring the role of faith, doubt, and intellectual inquiry in his life. This episode delves into his experiences with religious festivals, deconstruction, and the search for truth. Key Topics Harry Amos' background in evangelical Christianity His experiences at Soul Survivor festival and charismatic worship The process of deconstruction and questioning faith The role of biblical interpretation and historical evidence The

  2. Episode · Sep 2, 2026

    Episode 65 The Ethics of Space Medicine - Samuel McKee (opens the original)

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    Episode.65 | The Ethics of Space Medicine | Samuel McKee on Space Surgery & Future Missions What happens when an astronaut needs emergency medical care millions of miles from Earth? In Episode 65, Samuel McKee explores the ethical challenges shaping the future of space medicine, including emergency treatment, informed consent, medical decision-making, and the possibility of performing surgery beyond Earth. Based on his lecture at the 2026 International Space Forum, this conversation examines how

  3. Episode · Aug 28, 2026

    Episode 64 What is Humanism? Neil McKain on Ethics, Reason & the Future of Humanity (opens the original)

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    Episode 64: What Is Humanism? Neil McKain on Ethics, Reason & the Future of Humanity What is humanism, and why does it matter in a rapidly changing world? In Episode 64 of Polymath World, Sam is joined by Neil McKain of Humanists UK for an engaging exploration of humanism, its historical roots, ethical foundations, and its relevance to the future of humanity. The conversation examines how humanism emphasizes reason, critical thinking, scientific understanding, community, and human wellbeing whil

  4. Episode · Aug 19, 2026

    Episode 63 | Space Philosopher | Frank White (opens the original)

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    Frank White — The Overview Effect, Space Philosophy and Humanity's Place in the Cosmos What happens when we stop seeing Earth as a collection of nations, resources and competing interests—and see it instead as one living, interconnected system? In this episode of Polymath World , Sam is joined by renowned space philosopher and author Frank White , originator of the term “The Overview Effect.” Frank describes the remarkable path that led him from a childhood fascination with astronomy and homemad

  5. Episode · Aug 12, 2026

    Polymath World Episode 62 NASA Astronaut Steve Swanson (opens the original)

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    Episode Title: ISS Commander Steve Swanson on Spacewalks, Soyuz, and Space Lettuce Description: What does it take to command the International Space Station? In this episode, Dr. Steve Swanson—a veteran of three spaceflights and over 170 days in orbit—joins us to share the real stories behind the headlines. Steve reveals how a "not-so-perfect" start in college and a year of construction work eventually led him to NASA. He discusses the intense reality of his first EVA (Extravehicular Activity),

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