Pause That Thought

This episode is about Hacksaw Ridge and the exploration of whether killing is ever justified in war.

This episode focuses on the moral differences between the characters in the Limitless movie and TV show, as well as discussing whether intelligence is a trait that makes one person superior over another.

This episode explores the nature of trust in relationships and epistemic partiality through the themes of family portrayed in the Godfather trilogy.

This episode delves into the politics and theology present in the Renaissance Era, specifically regarding the Medici family and their exploits.

This episode delves into the ethics of wartime and whether or not soldiers are culpable for immoral actions when ordered to do so.

This episode discusses the Dark Knight and which factor influences our actions the most- our disposition and character, or the situation at hand.

In this episode, we explore Kant's philosophy behind humanity and the idea of altruism, and what it truly means to help others.

Many films have an idea of the "greater good". In this episode, we explore one particular view that delves into what exactly should constitute the greater good.

This episode explores the film "The Death of Stalin" and the question it raises of whether or not people are inherently political creatures.

This episode delves into Aristotle's function argument, or what the highest good is for human beings. This segment also delves into the movie "Chef" and how happiness can still mean different things for different individuals, and what exactly it means to pursue eudamonia and the highest good.

This episode delves into a brief overview of the soul in philosophical terms and how it is explored in Pixar's animated movie that shares the same name.

This episode delves into the dilemma that cloning brings up as depicted in the film "The 6th Day".

In this episode, we explore the character study of the titular character in the Killer and how his personal life philosophy is shaken.

This episode is centered on whether the film "Idiocracy" holds any truth about its theory of societal devolution.

This episode revolves around the ethics behind equality of opportunity as depicted in the short story "Harrison Bergeron" by Kurt Vonnegut.

This episode is centered around interviewing Brian Sebastian, top movie critic and podcaster about his business, methods, and approach to analyzing films.

This episode revolves around the theory of Malthusianism, its effects and points, and its presence in films.

This episode revolves around the film "Inception" and its points delivered on whether or not reality is actually real.

This episode revolves around the meaning of life, Consequentialism, and Deontological theories portrayed in the movie "Groundhog Day".

This episode revolves around Plato's Allegory of the Cave and its parallels to the film "The Truman Show".

This episode revolves around the concept of free will vs determinism portrayed in the movie "The Minority Report".

In this episode, guest Steve Bernstein discusses how consequential giving just a little help to somebody can be. Delving into personal stories and life lessons such as those featured from his book "STORIES FROM THE STOOP", the concept of positive intentions and outlooks is discussed.

In this episode, guest Christian McCoy speaks about the importance of self evaluation and playing to your strengths. Key concepts discussed revolve around introspection through forms of writing and journaling, to be able to understand who you really are.

In this episode, we will give a general breakdown of Puss in Boots: The Last Wish as well as give thoughts and feedback on some of the more memorable aspects of the movie, as well as discuss the concept of immortality and its consequences present in the film.