*DISCLAIMER: There are a number of audio issues with this episode.  It is wholly listenable (and it was a fun one too), but expect to hear some trippy audio echoes throughout.

In this episode, Giuseppe and Anthony are joined by Claire Celi to discuss questions pertaining to propaganda: What is the difference between propaganda and non-propaganda?  Does propaganda always have to be political in nature?  And what is the relationship between propaganda and ideology?  Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/publicphilosophyproject.  For questions or suggestions: publicphilproject@gmail.com

Ep. 49: What is Propaganda? ft. Claire Celi, M.A. (Part I)

In this episode, Giuseppe and Anthony discuss the concept of atheism: What exactly does it mean to be an atheist?  Is there more than one type of atheism?  What arguments are given in favor of each?  What issues do these arguments run into?  What are the ethical and political consequences of atheism?

Ep. 108: What is Atheism? (Part I)

In this episode, Giuseppe and Anthony continue their conversation on Atheism: What exactly is it?  Are there different types?  What issues might there be with creationist accounts?

Ep. 109: What is Atheism? (Part II)

In this episode, Giuseppe and Anthony discuss a seemingly odd set of questions: What kinds of activities/disciplines are definitively non-philosophical?  And is there anything that can't be philosophized about, even in principle?  These questions lead to a number of rabbit holes regarding mental states, the sciences, personal anecdotes, and other fun stuff.

Ep. 110: What is NOT Philosophy? (Part I)

In this conversation, Giuseppe and Anthony continue their conversation on what philosophy is _not_.

Ep. 111: What is NOT Philosophy? (Part II)

In this episode, Giuseppe and Anthony discuss a topic that everyone seems to be talking about these days -- "postmodernism."  What even is this thing?  Why has it become a hot topic these past few years?  What are its origins?  What are its metaphysics and epistemology?  Its ethics and politics?

Ep. 112: What is Postmodernism? (Part I)

In this episode, Giuseppe and Anthony continue their conversation on postmodernism -- this time focusing on potential critiques and social-political consequences.

Ep. 113: What is Postmodernism? (Part II)

"Why haven't we received any new episodes lately?  What's going on?!"

Delay Update

FTLOS! returns.  In this episode, Giuseppe and Anthony ask a number of questions about the nature of tradition and its counterpart -- novelty: What is the ontology of tradition?  How do rituals factor in?  What is the relationship between seeing the world symbolically and finding meaning?  How does novelty disrupt this process?  When is tradition bad enough to justify a change?  What kinds of novelty can be warranted?  What misconceptions do people have about the two?

Ep. 114: Tradition Vs. Novelty (Part I)

Ep. 115: Tradition vs. Novelty (Part II)

A philosophy podcast made by two professors from NJ.  An extension of the Public Philosophy Project -- a community-building and educational organization dedicated to spreading philosophical discussion beyond academia and into everyday life.  For questions or suggestions for future episodes: PublicPhilProject@gmail.com.  Support us on Patreon: www.patreon.com/publicphilosophyproject

Ep. 49: What is Propaganda? ft. Claire Celi, M.A. (Part I)

For the Love of Sophia!

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