What are some good philosophy podcasts?

https://www.reddit.com/r/AskPhilosophyFAQ/comments/4i0faz/what_are_some_good_philosophy_podcasts/

created by TychoCelchuuu on 05/05/2016 at 15:34 UTC*

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Here are podcasts that have been recommended by /r/askphilosophy posters in the past, ordered vaguely from my favorites to my least favorites. I have not listened to most of them, and these are just my own opinions, so you should not take the ordering very seriously at all. If you want a nearly complete list of philosophy podcasts, see here[1].

1: https://philosophypodcasthub.substack.com/p/podcasts

• The History of Philosophy Without Any Gaps[2]
• The Philosopher's Arms[3]
• Political Philosophy - Open Yale Courses[4]
• The UnMute Podcast[5] (iTunes[6])
• Hi-Phi Nation[7]
• In Our Time: Philosophy[8] (iTunes[9])
• A Pod Called Quest[10]
• Free Will Matters[11]
• The Free Will Show[12]
• Jurisprudence Course[13]
• Overthink[14]
• New Books in Philosophy[15]
• What's Left in Philosophy[16]
• Hotel Bar Sessions[17]
• Neurodiving[18]
• Consciousness Live![19]
• sutras (and stuff)[20]
• Philosophy and Film Podcast[21]
• Philosophy Bites[22]
• Always Already Podcast[23]
• How To Think About Science[24]
• Minerva Podcast[25]
• Modern Day Philosophers[26]
• Philosophy 6, 001 Fall 2010 UC Berkeley by Hubert Dreyfus[27] (Professor Dreyfus has other philosophy courses on iTunesU too)
• The Partially Examined Life[28]
• The Philosopher's Zone[29]
• Oxford Philosophy[30]
• Very Bad Wizards[31]
• Elucidations[32]
• Philosophize This![33]

Comments

Comment by Conceptizual at 19/05/2016 at 01:35 UTC

7 upvotes, 3 direct replies

I didn't like Philosophize This! Especially not how he approached logic. It presents it as "Look at all the dumb people making dumb arguments around you." This is a really good way to make everyone around you hate you, and not a good way to encourage people to examine the world around them in any fruitful way.