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Discussions with people about things that challenge my and others' way of thinking and explore the world as it stands through meaningful conversations.
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Episode 73: Patricia Churchland, Canadian-American analytic philosopher (opens the original)
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Patricia Smith Churchland is a Canadian-American analytic philosopher noted for her contributions to neurophilosophy and the philosophy of mind. She is UC President's Professor of Philosophy Emerita at the University of California, San Diego, where she has taught since 1984.
Episode 72: Daniel Klein, author of My Freedom From Zionism: Testimony From a West Bank Settlement (opens the original)
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Daniel was born in Jerusalem in 1991 and raised in a West Bank settlement his family settled before his birth. He grew up deep inside the religious-Zionist world, moving through its institutions, youth movements, schools, yeshiva, and the IDF as a tank commander. He holds degrees in business and law from Reichman University and an MBA from Yale. After nearly thirty years inside, he began telling the truth about what he witnessed and what he inherited. He writes about ideology, betrayal, accounta
Episode 71 : Kendra Tuthill, Film Worker, Screenwriter, and Southern Gothic novelist living in Albuquerque New Mexico (opens the original)
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Kendra Tuthill, Film Worker, Screenwriter, and Southern Gothic novelist living in Albuquerque New Mexico
Episode 70: Scott Sumner, American Economist and Author of The Money Illusion (opens the original)
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Scott Sumner is an American economist best known as a leading proponent of market monetarism, a school of thought that argues central banks should target nominal GDP (NGDP) growth rather than inflation or interest rates. He taught economics for many years at Bentley University and has been affiliated with the Mercatus Centre at George Mason University, where he has continued his research and writing. Sumner rose to wider prominence during and after the 2008 financial crisis through his blog The
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