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
Fisher's Narrative Paradigm 02.03.2024 57:58
In this episode, we discuss how humans communicate and the relationship between rationality and storytelling.
American Transcendentalism 24.02.2024 1:02:36
In this episode, we explore the roots and concepts of America's original contribution to philosophy.
The Future 17.02.2024 1:09:37
In this episode, we wrap up our exploration of time by examining the most inaccessible aspect of it all: The Future.
The Present Moment 10.02.2024 1:07:37
In this episode, we talk about the ontological impact of The Present, followed by an abstract discussion of the metaphysical aspects.
The Past 03.02.2024 1:04:00
In this episode, we examine The Past from the metaphysical and ontological level with forays into the historical and scientific.
Competition 27.01.2024 1:06:21
In this episode, we explore the idea of Competition and debate with the modern paradigmatic conception.
Rovelli's White Holes 20.01.2024 1:02:33
In this episode, we discuss Carlo Rovelli's book, White Holes, as well as the abstract and humanistic elements that go along with it.
Black Holes 13.01.2024 1:00:35
In this episode, we allow our minds to be spaghettified by the concept of gravity being so strong nothing can escape it.
Hope. 06.01.2024 55:01
In this episode, we distinguish Hope from related concepts, confront positive bias, and think about the topic's meta-narrative.
Nothing 23.12.2023 57:53
In this episode, we talk about Nothing... or attempt to, at least!
Nowhere 16.12.2023 52:32
In this episode, we wrestle with the fluidic space-time concept of Nowhere.
Migration 09.12.2023 1:03:14
In this episode, we examine the biology of migration across organisms and segue into the sociopolitical issues concerning human movement.
Rousseau & Tocqueville 02.12.2023 56:19
In this episode, we culminate our series looking at French Enlightenment philosophers by presenting a message that is relevant to us today.
Montaigne vs Pascal 25.11.2023 53:35
In this episode, we synthesize the ideas of two philosophers who at times appear to agree and at other times appear to be diametrically opposed.
Blaise Pascal 28.10.2023 55:30
In this episode, we discuss the short life but many works of Blaise Pascal.
Michel de Montaigne 21.10.2023 58:46
In this episode, we examine the life, context, and philosophy of Montaigne.
Kent Weishaus: Psychological Systems 17.10.2023 56:15
In this episode, I interview author, professor, clinical social worker, and TV veteran Kent Wesihaus about his work developing a systems-based theory of psychology.
Cosmogony 01.10.2023 1:02:57
In this episode, we discuss both the myths and the science surrounding the origins of the universe, as well as how it influences us personally.
Climate Baselines 16.09.2023 56:14
In this episode, we examine how our perceptions of environmental stability and change influence us philosophically and create feedback loops.
Boltzmann Brains 08.09.2023 54:36
In this episode, we explore the mind-bending implications of Boltzmann Brains to the best of our abilities.
Refocusing with Shemaiah Reed 01.09.2023 56:12
In this episode, I interview Shemaiah Reed about himself and what it means to Refocus.
Reboots 27.08.2023 1:06:10
In this episode, we consider the entertainment industry practice of rebooting franchises and what it says philosophically.
Institutional Foundations 19.08.2023 1:10:38
In this episode, we concatenate our discussion of Nihilism with the examination of the philosophical foundations of human institutions.
Nihilism 12.08.2023 56:36
In this episode, we delve into the philosophy of nothingness: what it means, its facets, and its limitations.
Order 05.08.2023 50:43
In this episode, we chaotically attempt to elucidate order in its various forms and contexts.
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