The Biggest Taboo in Academia: Israel, with Maarten Boudry
Maarten Boudry is a Belgian philosopher of science and a prominent public intellectual known for his work on pseudoscience, secularism, and ideological bias. He is a research professor at Ghent Univer...
27 Touko 202542min
From Languishing to Flourishing, Dr. Matthew Iasiello on the Science of Well-Being
Mental health isn’t just about avoiding illness—it’s about learning how to thrive. In this episode, mental health researcher Dr. Matthew Iasiello explains the “dual-continuum” model: a framework that ...
27 Huhti 202557min
Australian Election 2025: The Nuclear Debate with Will Shackel
In this conversation, Zoe Booth speaks with Will Shackel, an 18-year-old energy advocate and founder of Nuclear for Australia, a youth-led campaign pushing for the inclusion of nuclear power in the co...
23 Huhti 202540min
My Experience Working With Justin Trudeau: Jonathan Kay
Quillette's Senior Editor, Jonathan Kay reflects on his time ghostwriting Justin Trudeau’s memoir and shares his take on Trudeau’s political trajectory—from golden boy to polariser-in-chief. We get in...
13 Tammi 202553min
Talking Far-Right Extremism and the Middle East with Richard Hanania
Richard Hanania is an American political scientist and commentator, known for his right-wing perspectives and as president of the Center for the Study of Partisanship and Ideology. He faced controvers...
29 Marras 202440min
An Honest Conversation About Colonialism and Australia's History with Nigel Biggar
On the 23rd of October, I sat down in Sydney, Australia, with the esteemed ethicist and theologian Nigel Biggar—Regius Professor Emeritus of Moral and Pastoral Theology at the University of Oxford—to ...
29 Loka 202443min
Reading Hannah Arendt with Roger Berkowitz
In this conversation, Roger Berkowitz discusses the profound influence of Hannah Arendt on political thought, her practical philosophy, and the relevance of her ideas in contemporary society. He explo...
4 Loka 20241h 11min
