Very Bad Wizards

Very Bad Wizards

Very Bad Wizards is a podcast featuring a philosopher (Tamler Sommers) and a psychologist (David Pizarro), who share a love for ethics, pop culture, and cognitive science, and who have a marked inability to distinguish sacred from profane. Each podcast includes discussions of moral philosophy, recent work on moral psychology and neuroscience, and the overlap between the two.

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Episode 40: How Many Moralities Are There? Pt. 2 (with Jesse Graham)

Episode 40: How Many Moralities Are There? Pt. 2 (with Jesse Graham)

Jesse Graham joins us for part 2 of our discussion on the nature of morality, and his recent paper on Moral Foundations Theory. He highlights the key components of MFT, defends himself against our acc...

3 Feb 20141h 19min

Episode 39: How Many Moralities Are There? (Pt.1)

Episode 39: How Many Moralities Are There? (Pt.1)

Dave and Tamler bounce back this week after having to trash the last episode. Does morality ultimately boil down to a single principle (such as harm or justice), or is there more to ethical life than ...

20 Jan 201459min

Episode 38: The Greatest Movies Ever Made about Personal Identity

Episode 38: The Greatest Movies Ever Made about Personal Identity

Who is the real you? What happens to your identity when your body gets cloned or reconstituted with all the same memories and character traits? Does society construct our true selves or repress them? ...

31 Dec 20131h 21min

Episode 37: Porn, Poop, and  Personal Identity (with Nina Strohminger)

Episode 37: Porn, Poop, and Personal Identity (with Nina Strohminger)

The guest we've been waiting for--Nina Strohminger--joins us to talk about the connection between disgust and humor, cheap laughs, moral character and personal identity, and the British opt-in plan fo...

17 Dec 201345min

Episode 36: An Irresponsible Meta-Book Review of Joshua Greene's "Moral Tribes"

Episode 36: An Irresponsible Meta-Book Review of Joshua Greene's "Moral Tribes"

Our most irresponsible episode ever!  Dave and Tamler talk about two reviews of a book they haven't read--Joshua Greene's Moral Tribes: Emotion, Reason, and the Gap Between Us and Them--and feel only ...

25 Nov 201355min

Episode 35: Douchebags and Desert

Episode 35: Douchebags and Desert

Dave and Tamler talk about the influence of character judgments on attributions of blame. What is the function of the blame--to assign responsibility or to judge a person's character? Is it fair that ...

11 Nov 20131h 1min

Episode 34: Does Reading Harry Potter Make You Moral? (with Will Wilkinson)

Episode 34: Does Reading Harry Potter Make You Moral? (with Will Wilkinson)

Special guest Will Wilkinson joins the podcast to talk about whether fiction makes us better people, and to discuss his recent Daily Beast article that trashed Dave's profession and livelihood. Also, ...

28 Okt 20131h 14min

Episode 33: Monkeys, Smurfs, and Human Conformity (With Laurie Santos)

Episode 33: Monkeys, Smurfs, and Human Conformity (With Laurie Santos)

Special guest Laurie Santos (Psychology, Yale) joins us to talk about what animal cognition can tell us about human nature. Why are other primates better at resisting the misleading influence of other...

14 Okt 201357min

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