jbouchard
From Nowhere to Nothing
In this podcast, we look at philosophers, abstract ideas, concrete cultural issues, and everything in between with a down-to-earth demeanor and willingness to explore.
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Episodes
The Subconscious 04.07.2026 1:10:52
In this episode, we wrestle with the notion of the Subconscious mind and its relationship with our identity and free will.
Biopsychism 27.06.2026 1:23:38
In this episode, we explore the notion that life and sentience emerge together.
Reading 20.06.2026 1:10:56
In this episode, we consider the essence of Reading and its implications.
Phubbing 13.06.2026 1:02:44
In this episode, we attempt to talk philosophically about the phenomenon of phone-snubbing.
Vagueness 07.06.2026 1:07:35
In this episode, we look at theoretical and practical implications for Vagueness in our experience of reality.
Violence 30.05.2026 1:02:21
In this episode, we explore Violence definitionally, axiologically, and in practice.
Altered States of Consciousness 17.05.2026 1:23:38
In this episode, we tied together our discussions of the binding and boundary problems by discussing Altered States of Consciousness.
Boundary Problem 09.05.2026 1:02:48
In this episode, we discuss how the conscious self remains separate from outside interactions.
Binding Problem 02.05.2026 1:12:58
In this episode, we discuss how it is that the mind binds together separate perceptions into a unified, coherent consciousness.
Frontiers 25.04.2026 1:00:36
In this episode, we explore the physical and metaphorical definitions of Frontiers.
Moral Purview 18.04.2026 1:11:19
In this episode, we investigate categories of Moral Purview within the context of current events and diverse perspectives.
Malthusian Crises 11.04.2026 1:05:39
In this episode, we discuss Malthusian Crises, taking a broader, conceptual view of the context and counterpoints related to resource scarcity and overshoot.
Paradoxes Part 2 28.03.2026 1:11:30
In this episode, we look at several Paradoxes and discuss them in light of previous categorical descriptions.
Paradoxes Part 1 21.03.2026 56:00
In this episode, we lay some foundational groundwork for understanding Paradoxes.
AI Ethics 14.03.2026 1:12:26
In this episode, we discuss a base of philosophy regarding agency before delving into current events and issues surrounding ethical use of AI.
Antifragility 07.03.2026 59:45
In this episode, we explore the positive and negative aspects of Antifragility from systemic and individual perspectives.
Contemporary Philosophers of Color 21.02.2026 1:00:30
In this episode, we explore the works of Michele Moody-Adams, Adrian Piper, Lewis Gordon, and Liam Kofi Bright, integrating themes for deeper reflective consideration.
Incommensurability 15.02.2026 55:50
In this episode, we discuss Kuhn's notion of Incommensurability: the lack of neutral standards in comparing paradigms.
Hygge 07.02.2026 1:13:06
In this episode, we explore the Danish notion of Hygge, exploring its limits and our own.
Progress vs Evolution 24.01.2026 1:04:13
In this episode, we examine an article written by Adam Neiblum in Philosophy Now regarding the conflation of Progress and Evolution.
Friendship 17.01.2026 1:11:54
In this episode, we dissect the moral, transactional, and social elements of what constitutes Friendship.
Passion 10.01.2026 56:41
In this episode, we discuss multiple dimensions of Passion: conceptual clarity, internal vs external influences, temporal stability, and much more.
The Paranormal 03.01.2026 1:05:20
In this episode, we attempt to take a look at the Paranormal from a balanced viewpoint, with neither dismissal nor abandoning critical reflection.
Giving 20.12.2025 1:06:10
In this episode, we look at the nuanced interactional effects of internalized states and contextually contingent external Giving behaviors when examining virtuosity.
Somebody Should Do Something 13.12.2025 1:11:07
In this episode, we talk about the individual capacity for social change with authors Michael Brownstein and Daniel Kelly, as discussed in their book, Somebody Should Do Something.
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