Dylan Delaney

Dialogue with Dylan

Society EN ↓ 34 episodes

Promoting honest, empathetic, and civil dialogue discussing the important topics you care about. 

Author

Dylan Delaney

Category

Society

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Latest episode

Jun 28, 2026

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Episodes

Henry Brechter: How to be a Responsible and Informed News Consumer 16.07.2021

Henry Brechter is the managing editor at AllSides: a news website dedicated to addressing media bias and polarization by curating balanced news and promoting civil conversation. We talked about the mission of AllSides and ways that we can all be responsible news consumers.    Check out AllSides here: https://www.allsides.com/unbiased-balanced-news 

Stephanie McCullough: Understanding Behavioral Finance 10.06.2021

Stephanie McCullough is a financial planner at Sofia Financial. We talked about behavioral finance, the purpose and strategies of debt, student loans, independent responsibility vs. government policies, and more. Hope you enjoy it! (Recorded 6/9/21) 

An Observation About Impartiality in our Discourse 30.04.2021

I've been thinking a lot about impartiality, or the lack of it in our discourse. So I thought I'd share my observations and what I believe will help us improve our communication. 

Katie Koestner: Advocating for Student Safety and Healthy Relationships 27.03.2021

Katie Koestner is an activist against sexual violence and an advocate for student safety and healthy relationships. She appeared on the cover of Time magazine at age 18, has given more than 16,000 speeches at more than 5,000 organizations around the world, has written more than 1,000 publications, and is one of the nation’s most sought-after experts regarding these topics. Hear about her story, he...

Dr. Ned Ketyer: The Case for Environmental Action 19.03.2021

Dr. Ned Ketyer is a retired pediatrician and a member/President-Elect of Phsyicians for Social Responsibility Pennsylvania (PSRPA) which is a non-profit organization dedicated to public health, environmental, and climate advocacy. In our conversation, we talked about renewable energy, the Green New Deal, how to have an impact, the eventual displacement of workers, and more. (Recorded 3/11/21) 

Dr. John Fea: Historical Parallels in American History 13.03.2021

Dr. John Fea is a Distinguished Professor of American History at Messiah University. In our conversation, we talked about historical parallels, populism, the 1776 Commission vs. the 1619 Project, the removal of statues, the second amendment, religious liberty vs. eliminating discrimination, the electoral college, and more. 

James Eldeiry: A Conversation About Christianity 05.03.2021

I spoke with my friend James and we talked about his experience being a Christian, skepticism, the difference between atheists & agnostics, controversial Biblical teachings, and more. Though slightly less formal than usual, I hope you enjoy our conversation. (Recorded 3/3/21) 

Michael Guaglione: Lessons from "Mere Christianity" by C.S. Lewis 26.02.2021

I spoke with Mike Guaglione, who taught an amazing series on the book "Mere Christianity" by C.S. Lewis, about morality, philosophy, Christian apologetics, materialism, the literal vs. metaphorical interpretation of the Bible, social constructionism, and more. (Recorded 2/26/21) 

Dr. Kareem Johnson: The Psychology of Polarization 19.02.2021

Dr. Johnson is a professor of psychology at Temple University. In our conversation, we talked about social psychology, polarization, stereotypes, extremism, censorship, ideological possession, and more. (Recorded 2/13/21)

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