Jack Symes | Andrew Horton, Oliver Marley, Rose de Castellane, Gregory Mill
The Panpsycast Philosophy Podcast
An 'informal and informative' philosophy podcast inspiring and supporting students, teachers, academics and free-thinkers worldwide. All episodes are available at www.thepanpsycast.com.
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Jack Symes | Andrew Horton, Oliver Marley, Rose de Castellane, Gregory Mill
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23 de ago. de 2026
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Episode 101, Talking about the Mind (Part I - The Fabric of Reality) 07.11.2021 55:00
Introduction Imagine the smile on your parent's face as you rush to meet them at the school gates, the soft heat of the sand between your toes on a first holiday, waking up in the haze of a late afternoon after dancing all night, the drop in your stomach when you realize you'll never hear their voice again. These are conscious experiences. Without them, what is there to life? In this sense, we all...
Episode X, The Cave 25.07.2021 6:24
The Panpsycast is now five years old. In which time, we have never failed to release a weekly instalment of the show. We're exceptionally proud of what we've accomplished with your support. From our audiobook and upcoming book series to our big interviews and collaborations with leading organisations – it's incredible that so many of you tune in week in, week out and support us on Patreon . Produc...
Episode 100, Plato's Cave (Part II - Souls) 18.07.2021 1:00:54
A philosophical education can feel like a long and arduous path. Sometimes you think you have seen the light; you think that you have knowledge, only to discover you knew nothing. It is times like this where the learner must examine their blind spots and begin their path to understanding once again while accepting that the next attempt might too end where it began. The philosopher Plato likened th...
Episode 100, Plato's Cave (Part I - Forms) 11.07.2021 1:00:16
A philosophical education can feel like a long and arduous path. Sometimes you think you have seen the light; you think that you have knowledge, only to discover you knew nothing. It is times like this where the learner must examine their blind spots and begin their path to understanding once again while accepting that the next attempt might too end where it began. The philosopher Plato likened th...
Episode 99, Animal Rights (Part IV - Further Analysis and Discussion) 04.07.2021 49:03
Introduction It cannot have escaped your attention that there is a small contingent of our nation that poses a threat to our way of life. They want us to stop farming our most prized delicacy on the grounds of their 'moral concerns'. We must not let them push us around. As you well know, it has always been an important part of our culture. Why should we assume that this small group of radicals hav...
Episode 99, Animal Rights (Part III - Mere Instruments) 27.06.2021 1:06:32
Introduction It cannot have escaped your attention that there is a small contingent of our nation that poses a threat to our way of life. They want us to stop farming our most prized delicacy on the grounds of their 'moral concerns'. We must not let them push us around. As you well know, it has always been an important part of our culture. Why should we assume that this small group of radicals hav...
Episode 99, Animal Rights (Part II - Fellow Creatures) 20.06.2021 59:32
Introduction It cannot have escaped your attention that there is a small contingent of our nation that poses a threat to our way of life. They want us to stop farming our most prized delicacy on the grounds of their 'moral concerns'. We must not let them push us around. As you well know, it has always been an important part of our culture. Why should we assume that this small group of radicals hav...
Episode 99, Animal Rights (Part I - History) 13.06.2021 1:07:23
Introduction It cannot have escaped your attention that there is a small contingent of our nation that poses a threat to our way of life. They want us to stop farming our most prized delicacy on the grounds of their 'moral concerns'. We must not let them push us around. As you well know, it has always been an important part of our culture. Why should we assume that this small group of radicals hav...
Episode 98, The William Lane Craig Interview (Part II - Further Analysis and Discussion) 06.06.2021 45:31
Introduction Christianity is the largest religion in the world: with almost 2.5 billion followers across the globe, nearly one in three people have faith in the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Essential to the Christian worldview is the belief that the universe was created by a maximally great God: a being who is invested in the moral lives of his people and offers salvation to all who embrace his teachin...
Episode 98, The William Lane Craig Interview (Part I - Reasonable Faith) 30.05.2021 51:37
Introduction Christianity is the largest religion in the world: with almost 2.5 billion followers across the globe, nearly one in three people have faith in the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Essential to the Christian worldview is the belief that the universe was created by a maximally great God: a being who is invested in the moral lives of his people and offers salvation to all who embrace his teachin...
Episode 97, 'Lessons from Lockdown' with Vittorio Bufacchi (Part II - Further Analysis and Discussion) 23.05.2021 35:11
Introduction Over a year has passed since COVID-19 forced the world to shut its doors. Millions of lives have been lost, and millions more have undergone radical change. At times, many of us have wished to see loved ones, friends, and colleagues; we've longed to play sports, attend shows, and travel the world. We've hoped that everything can return to normal. But should they? What if this pandemic...
Episode 97, 'Lessons from Lockdown' with Vittorio Bufacchi (Part I - The Pandemic) 16.05.2021 42:23
Introduction Over a year has passed since COVID-19 forced the world to shut its doors. Millions of lives have been lost, and millions more have undergone radical change. At times, many of us have wished to see loved ones, friends, and colleagues; we've longed to play sports, attend shows, and travel the world. We've hoped that everything can return to normal. But should they? What if this pandemic...
Episode 96, Pride and Anger (Part III - Further Analysis and Discussion) 09.05.2021 58:23
Introduction If I told you I was a proud and angry person, what would you think of me? Would you conjure up the image of an entitled, arrogant aggressor? The devil's turn from God was born of pride after all. What if you thought of a person with standards, a person with integrity who wants the best for themselves and others? Would that be a fair assumption? What I'm asking is: are pride and anger...
Episode 96, Pride and Anger (Part II - Anger) 02.05.2021 1:02:28
Introduction If I told you I was a proud and angry person, what would you think of me? Would you conjure up the image of an entitled, arrogant aggressor? The devil's turn from God was born of pride after all. What if you thought of a person with standards, a person with integrity who wants the best for themselves and others? Would that be a fair assumption? What I'm asking is: are pride and anger...
Episode 96, Pride and Anger (Part I - Pride) 25.04.2021 1:17:13
Introduction If I told you I was a proud and angry person, what would you think of me? Would you conjure up the image of an entitled, arrogant aggressor? The devil's turn from God was born of pride after all. What if you thought of a person with standards, a person with integrity who wants the best for themselves and others? Would that be a fair assumption? What I'm asking is: are pride and anger...
Episode 95, Conspiracy Theories (Part III - Further Analysis and Discussion) 18.04.2021 51:19
Introduction Conspiracies happen. Sometimes there really are people who are plotting. Sometimes people use their power to undermine the power of others and harm people for their own personal gain. Sometimes, your paranoia is justified. Perhaps then, we should all be a little more suspicious. After all, don't we want to protect the freedoms of our families, friends, and neighbours? Perhaps… but per...
Episode 95, Conspiracy Theories (Part II - Solutions) 11.04.2021 1:06:11
Introduction Conspiracies happen. Sometimes there really are people who are plotting. Sometimes people use their power to undermine the power of others and harm people for their own personal gain. Sometimes, your paranoia is justified. Perhaps then, we should all be a little more suspicious. After all, don't we want to protect the freedoms of our families, friends, and neighbours? Perhaps… but per...
Episode 95, Conspiracy Theories (Part I - Origins) 04.04.2021 1:05:48
Introduction Conspiracies happen. Sometimes there really are people who are plotting. Sometimes people use their power to undermine the power of others and harm people for their own personal gain. Sometimes, your paranoia is justified. Perhaps then, we should all be a little more suspicious. After all, don't we want to protect the freedoms of our families, friends, and neighbours? Perhaps… but per...
Episode 94, 'The New Age of Empire' with Kehinde Andrews (Part II - Further Analysis and Discussion) 28.03.2021 36:11
Introduction Western civilisation is the most successful in history. Built on the shoulders of science, industry and democracy, enlightenment philosophy gave birth to the scientific revolution that has increased the quality of life for millions. The Western political drive for democracy has given rise to the largest political representation of people in history, and supranational bodies like the U...
Episode 94, 'The New Age of Empire' with Kehinde Andrews (Part I - The Logic of Empire) 21.03.2021 34:08
Introduction Western civilisation is the most successful in history. Built on the shoulders of science, industry and democracy, enlightenment philosophy gave birth to the scientific revolution that has increased the quality of life for millions. The Western political drive for democracy has given rise to the largest political representation of people in history, and supranational bodies like the U...
Episode 93, 'The Philosophy of Hinduism' with Jessica Frazier (Part II - Death, Evil, and Suffering) 14.03.2021 56:30
Introduction Hinduism is the world's oldest living religion, and it won't be disappearing any time soon. This ancient worldview currently boasts over one billion devotees, making it the third most popular religion in the world. Despite its popularity, scholarship in philosophy of religion continues to ignore its influence, with academic papers on the Abrahamic faiths vastly outnumbering those devo...
Episode 93, 'The Philosophy of Hinduism' with Jessica Frazier (Part I - Fundamental Reality) 07.03.2021 51:34
Introduction Hinduism is the world's oldest living religion, and it won't be disappearing any time soon. This ancient worldview currently boasts over one billion devotees, making it the third most popular religion in the world. Despite its popularity, scholarship in philosophy of religion continues to ignore its influence, with academic papers on the Abrahamic faiths vastly outnumbering those devo...
Episode 92, 'The Philosopher Queens' with Rebecca Buxton and Lisa Whiting (Part II - Further Analysis and Discussion) 28.02.2021 44:40
In Plato's ideal state, the wisest amongst the populous would be selected to rule. These rulers, who could see beyond the shadows to glimpse the light of truth, would be trusted to make choices to the benefit of all. The gender of these leaders, said Plato, was not to matter – despite him labelling them 'the philosopher kings'. That ideal was never realised but the conversation started by Plato an...
Episode 92, 'The Philosopher Queens' with Rebecca Buxton and Lisa Whiting (Part I - Women in Philosophy) 21.02.2021 36:52
In Plato's ideal state, the wisest amongst the populous would be selected to rule. These rulers, who could see beyond the shadows to glimpse the light of truth, would be trusted to make choices to the benefit of all. The gender of these leaders, said Plato, was not to matter – despite him labelling them 'the philosopher kings'. That ideal was never realised but the conversation started by Plato an...
Episode 91, 'How to Save the World from Financialisation' with Grace Blakeley (Part II - A Green Future, Further Analysis and Discussion) 14.02.2021 26:59
'History has ended, and capitalism is the last man standing. The innovations and freedoms enjoyed by the Global North have shown that the free market is the only viable economic system; it is almost impossible to imagine a coherent alternative.' This was certainly the view of Margaret Thatcher, who was elected as Prime Minister amidst the turbulence of 1980s' Britain. For many, unleashed from the...
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