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Reason and Nonsense: A Great Books Podcast

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Welcome to Reason and Nonsense: A Great Books Podcast, a podcast designed to promote Great Books at Faulkner University by extending the Great Conversation to GB alumni and folks interested in reading, thinking, and doing better. Hosted by Dr. Andrew Jacobs, Director of the Great Books Honors program at Faulkner University; Dr. Joshua Fullman, Great Books Fellow and Director for Faith and Academy; and Dr. Taten Shirley, Great Books Fellow and Director for Interdisciplinary Studies.

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Great Books Fellows

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Society

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www.reasonandnonsense.com

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13. Feb 2025

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On Flinging Poo, Lightsabers in the Bathroom, and How to Boycott 09.11.2023

In which the good doctors discuss flinging poo, lightsabers in the bathroom, and how to boycott. 

On Being Live and in Concert, What's a Beige Flag, and Whether You Should Raise It 19.10.2023

In which the good doctors discuss being live and in concert, what's a beige flag, and whether you should raise it. 

On Conner 2.0, Making Sense of Mega Superstars, and Crushing Good Celebrities 12.10.2023

In which the good doctors discuss Conner 2.0, making sense of mega superstars, and crushing good celebrities. 

On Dead Duke Presidents, The Internal Temperature of a Tauntaun, and Heavenly Discourse 05.10.2023

In which the good doctors discuss dead Duke presidents, the internal temperature of a tauntaun, and heavenly discourse. 

On Submitting Things on Time–You Donkey, Weird Googles, and Impersonating Green Frogs and Aliens 28.09.2023

In which the good doctors discuss submitting things on time, weird goggles, and impersonating green frogs and aliens. 

On Witches, Library Superstar Peyton Jenkins, and the Weighty Good of the Now 14.09.2023

In which the good doctors discuss witches, library superstar Peyton Jenkins, and the weighty good of the now. 

On Questioning Taten’s Credibility, Whether ChatGPT Thinks I’m Special, and Why Oppenheimer Didn’t Bomb 07.09.2023

In which the good doctors question Taten's credibility, discuss whether ChatGPT thinks I'm special, and talk about why Oppenheimer didn't bomb. 

On Meeting Savannah, the Summer of Tolstoy, and Impossible Women 31.08.2023

In which the good doctors discuss meeting Savannah, the summer of Tolstoy, and impossible women. 

On Reunions, Well-Spent Summers, and a Movie about a Doll 24.08.2023

In which the good doctors discuss reunions, well-spent summers, and a movie about a doll. 

On Leaving, Finishing the Race, and Dealing with Change 11.05.2023

In which the good doctors discuss leaving, finishing the race, and dealing with change. 

On Meeting Conner Futrell, Defining "Fartlek," and Wearing Tinfoil Hats 04.05.2023

In which the good doctors discuss meeting Conner Futrell, defining "fartlek," and wearing tinfoil hats. 

On Discovering Buc-ee’s, Retreating Well, and Diagnosing the Double Standard 27.04.2023

In which the good doctors discuss discovering Buc-ee’s, retreating well, and diagnosing the double standard.

On Thinking You’re Dying, Recreational Reading, and Taten Published a Book! 20.04.2023

In which the good doctors discuss thinking you’re dying, recreational reading, and Taten publishing a book.

On Hitchhiking to School, Shredding Jamboree, and Finding Friends and Lovers 13.04.2023

In which the good doctors discuss hitchhiking to school, shredding Jamboree, and finding friends and lovers. 

On Sirens at Sea, Breaking Good, and All Sins Being Equal 06.04.2023

In which the good doctors discuss sirens at sea, breaking good, and all sins being equal. 

On Bluegrass Monks, Musical Fruit, and Spooks 30.03.2023

In which the good doctors discuss bluegrass monks, musical fruit, and spooks. 

On Learning to Uber, Really Bad Books, and Friendly Men and Women 16.03.2023

In which the good doctors discuss learning to Uber, really bad books, and friendly men and women. 

On Being the Caboose, Re-reads, and the Real-deal Reality 09.03.2023

In which the good doctors discuss being the caboose, re-reads, and the real-deal reality. 

On Being Ashy, Learning to Cook, and Five Stains or One 02.03.2023

In which the good doctors discuss being ashy, learning to cook, and five stains or one. 

On Sticking Things in One’s Nose, Meeting Ivan Drago, and Whose Habit Is It Anyway 23.02.2023

In which the good doctors discuss sticking things in one's nose, meeting Ivan Drago, and whose habit is it anyway.

On Dreaming of Jacobs, Peyton’s Time Demons, and Donning the Habit 16.02.2023

In which the good doctors discuss dreaming of Jacobs, Peyton's time demons, and donning the habit. 

On Skinning Thumbs, Playing Hard in the Classroom, and Killing St. Valentine 09.02.2023

In which the good doctors discuss skinning thumbs, playing hard in the classroom, and killing St. Valentine. 

On Giving Up, Loving GB, and the Longest Blooper Ever 02.02.2023

In which the good doctors discuss giving up, loving GB, and the longest blooper ever. 

On Eating Sand, Being Devoted to Better Devotionals, and Reading More than Taten 19.01.2023

In which the good doctors eat sand, devote themselves to better devotionals, and marvel at Taten Shirley's reading habits. 

On Swanky Loos, Wrastling with Bears, and Whether Ignorance Is Bliss 12.01.2023

In which the good doctors discuss swanky loos, wrastling with bears, and whether ignorance is bliss.

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