The simplest questions often have the most complex answers. The Philosopher's Zone is your guide through the strange thickets of logic, metaphysics and ethics.
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Logics Academy Podcasts
Join Logics Academy as they discuss the amazing world of Robotics and STEM learning, and highlight the educators who are inspiring their students with technology.
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The Manifestation Babe Podcast is a top-rated show made for the ambitious woman who knows she is here to unapologetically create and live her best life. Hosted by leading manifestation expert and multi-millionaire, Kathrin Zenkina leaves you with the best of the best practical tips, spiritual advice, and energetic hacks that are guaranteed to lead you to your next breakthrough. If you're ready to defy all logic and manifest your impossible dreams, hit that follow button and get ready to expe ...
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Explore the intersection of faith and reason in shaping families and communities. Hosted by Foundation Academy in partnership with West Orange Observer, "Between Faith & Reason" delves into meaningful conversations about how these two pillars guide our lives, strengthen relationships, and inspire growth. Each episode features thoughtful dialogue with leaders, educators, and community members dedicated to integrating faith and logic in today’s world. About the Host: Dr. Jeff Lawrence Jeff Law ...
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The Annapolis Christian Academy Warriors Podcast discusses the ins and outs of ACA’s mission to partner with parents in developing Christian leaders through the classical style of education.
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Conversational documentarians discuss film history, directors' filmographies in chronological order, and decide what really should have won at different film award shows. Golden Boy: An Academy Awards Podcast will premiere simultaneously as both a podcast and as a show on YouTube. This show will feature regular host Kenny alongside a rotating co-host to get different unique perspectives and keep things lively. This show will chronologically go through every Academy Awards since 1929, watchin ...
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Welcome To Those Who Dare, where we amplify the voices of military veterans who consistently step outside their comfort zone, and go above and beyond society's expectations. If you’re a military veteran and want to learn about the innovation ecosystem and how to participate in it as an investor, employee, or entrepreneur, then you’ve come to the right place. This series is brought to you by the team at AIN Ventures, a seed-stage venture fund founded by Service Academy graduates. Subscribe to ...
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GaryPHayes's music is a rare hybrid of melodic progressive trance, celtic & world music and cinematic electronica. His versatility lies in his being able to exhibit the sensitivity in combining music of different cultures required for a wide range of film genre and being able to utilise both full orchestral scoring through arrangement and production to cutting edge electronic music realisation and sound design. Gary became interested in music at an early age and was playing guitar and clarin ...
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Distributed intelligence and the problem with 'doing your own research'
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Conspiracy theorists are turning out to be a resilient bunch, and no amount of refutation or mockery will make them go away. It's a problem, because as well as being ethically problematic, conspiracy theories can sometimes be downright dangerous. So how do we deal with them? This week we're exploring the ways in which the familiar diagnosis of the …
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Can atheists be virtuous? The moral philosophy of Catharine Trotter Cockburn
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Catharine Trotter Cockburn (1679-1749) is best known as a contemporary and defender of John Locke - but she was also a fascinating philosopher in her own right. Writing at a time when secular philosophy was beginning to challenge the Christian religious monopoly on moral authority, Cockburn was a devout Anglican - and, for a time, a devout Catholic…
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(#329) SURPRISE I'M BACK! How I'm alchemizing the hardest season of my life into GOLD & bringing fresh energy into 2026
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You probably didn't expect this… but SURPRISE I'm back! After the hardest, most transformative season of my entire life, I'm finally sitting down to share where I've been, what this year cracked open inside me, what life has looked like behind the scenes, and how I'm alchemizing the deepest pain into the brightest gold as we enter 2026. This isn't …
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"The Spirit of Christmas" by Cynthia Ruchti
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As we approach the start of the holiday season with Thanksgiving and look forward to celebrating the birth of our Lord with Christmas, Jeff sits down with award-winning author Cynthia Ruchti to discuss her new book, "The Spirit of Christmas." When we think of the first Christmas, we often focus on the wide-eyed young mother and her faithful fiancé,…
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Reading seems like a simple, uncomplicated activity that most of us enjoy without thinking too much about it - but how simple is it really? Literary theorists have been arguing for decades over what it is to read, what it is to interpret a text, what it is for something to be a text. This week we're catching up on some of the recent debates.…
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Love, compassion and gloom: the contradictions of Arthur Schopenhauer
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It's been said that the work of the 19th century German philosopher Arthur Schopenhauer should come with a health warning, so stark and pessimistic was his outlook on life. And the man was no less confronting than the philosophy: he could be rude, intemperate and misanthropic. But a new biography of Schopenhauer shows him to have been a more comple…
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Parenting with Doug Campbell, Ministry Team Senior Coordinator at ACSI (Association of Christian Schools International)
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Today, Jeff sits down with Doug Campbell, who serves as the Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI), where he leads initiatives that help schools strengthen biblical worldview formation, spiritual formation, and home-school partnerships. Doug and Jeff discuss parenting, not the picture-perfect filtered version, but the real thing. Th…
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The 2023 Royal Commission into the Robodebt Scheme exposed a system that unfairly (and illegally) subjected vulnerable people to stress and trauma - but was it deliberately punitive? And to what extent does our welfare system reflect negative public attitudes toward people living in poverty?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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There's an app for everything these days, including parenting and childrearing - but at what cost? Women in the Global South are increasingly using parenting apps, whose Western developers say their advice is scientific and reliable. But that modern, scientific advice is edging out older, traditional childrearing wisdom and causing intergenerationa…
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"A Strange New World" Discussion on Carl Trueman's Book: Special Guest Jeremy Woods
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Jeff sits down with the Senior Associate pastor of Winter Garden's First Baptist to discuss Carl Trueman's book, "A Strange New World: How Thinkers and Activists Redefined Identity and Sparked the Sexual Revolution. Jeremy Woods Jeremy has been in ministry since he was in college. He was with Biltmore Church for over 10 years, a multi-site congrega…
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Democracy is a powerful force for progress, but it's also vulnerable and beset by its own internal contradictions. Plato thought that democracy was a bad idea, as it gave unmerited power to the ignorant and the malevolent. Looking around the world today, can we confidently say he was wrong?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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Environmental techno-utopias: building nature better
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Conservation is the name of the game in most ecological thinking - but in the eyes of some environmental philosophers, conservation is a backward-looking concept. What if, instead of looking to conserve nature, we tried to recreate and improve it via biotechnology? This year's Alan Saunders Lecture explores such futuristic interventions as reviving…
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Are you troubled by the way that social media has enabled the spread of propaganda? Well, get ready for slopaganda, which is propaganda that's AI-powered and unprecedented in terms of speed, scale, audience reach and persuasiveness. "AI slop" is the term used to identify unwanted AI content - the algorithm-driven equivalent of spam email. Slopagand…
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Indigenous literature and the academy in Australia
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As an academic discipline, Australian literature has been a largely white affair, with the canon of "great Australian authors" dominated by Anglo-European men. Indigenous writers are working to change this, and Australian indigenous literature is flourishing. But how comfortably does it sit within the traditional university structure?…
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Living and writing through the years before, during and after the Second World War, French author and philosopher Albert Camus witnessed the rise of fascism and its terrible endgame in German National Socialism. Today, amid fears of a neo-fascist resurgence in the USA, his work well is worth revisiting.…
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Beauty apps are becoming more and more miraculously high-tech, but also more and more invasive. You might feel OK about an app that gives your face a "beauty rating", but what if the app started to recommend cosmetic surgery procedures? Or how about a selfie enhancement app that doesn't just get rid of minor skin blemishes, but actually alters the …
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Babies cry, smile, laugh and react to their environment - so it seems odd to look at a baby and wonder whether or not it's conscious. But consciousness is a tricky thing to pin down, and according to some theories of consciousness, babies don't attain it until two or even three years of age, while others suggest that babies could be conscious even …
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Special Episode: The Tragic Loss of Charlie Kirk: "Light More Lamps"
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The tragic death of Charlie Kirk has shaken the country to its core. In many ways, it can cause one to think about how a person, particularly a believer, shares and expresses their faith, beliefs, and ideas. In this special episode, Jeff shares his thoughts on the loss of a remarkable young man who impacted Generation X, and how, as believers, we c…
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If there's one thing AI has in common with all new technology, it's that a lot of people are scared of it. When it comes to AI and education, horror stories abound of students using ChatGPT to write their essays, and a possible future where teachers are replaced by bots. But according to this week's guest, there's much to be excited about.…
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Is it time to get rid of legal gender status?
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Most of us have Male or Female registered on our birth certificates - but what does this certification mean, in terms of its effect on our lives? There are many other things about us that have at least as much significance as our gender - our sexuality, our ethnicity - but only gender has legal status. This week we're talking about the pros and con…
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