Peter Westmoreland Podcast

Maggie Christensen joins Peter Westmoreland to take questions from listeners and former interviewees.

Peter Westmoreland interviews theringer.com rock critic Rob Harvilla about his podcast and book 60 Songs that Explain the 90s.

Peter Westmoreland interviews philosopher Steve Gimbel about philosophy of humor and the 90s.

Live from the Lighthearted Philosophers Society conference, Peter Westmoreland talks 90s man-children and takes questions from the audience.

Peter Westmoreland interviews Orlando's finest son Anhkhoa Dang about life growing up in the 90s-ist city of the 90s.

Peter Westmoreland revisits 90s optimism, theme parks, sports teams, and everyday life through the lens of the decade's most 90sist city: Orlando. Friends, we are nearing the end.

Peter Westmoreland interviews polymath author and creator Evan Peterson about HIV in the 90s, being the first journalist to write a book about PrEP, and the great scandals of the 90s.

Was World War 2 the great war of the 90s? Peter Westmoreland asks the works of Haruki Murakami, Paul Verhoeven, Steven Spielberg, and more for answers about how to remember the past.

Peter Westmoreland interviews feminist philosophy icon Laurie Shrage about 90s feminist philosophy, Hypatia, marriage contracts, and more.

Peter Westmoreland invokes Sally Ride, Kristie Dotson's theory of epistemic violence, and Clarence Thomas's senate confirmation hearing on the way to asking if philosophy does in fact "believe women."

Peter Westmoreland interviews Maggie Christensen about 90s assholes, a 1997 Fiona Apple concert, and living with ulcerative colitis.

Is this world bullshit? Peter Westmoreland gets into the detritus of the 90s with ideas about bullshit, assholes, Fiona Apple, and Stone Cold Steve Austin.

Peter Westmoreland interviews geological oceanographer Brad Rosenheim about the scientific method, climate change, adventures in field work in South America, core samples from Antarctica, and how screwed we really are.

Peter Westmoreland wants to know why physicists have it out for philosophers, the little guys, even while physics was the ur-science of the 90s. He also discusses his own groundbreaking work on handedness and the science of laterality.

Peter Westmoreland interviews philosopher and FSU alum Marcus Battle about Florida football in the 90s, mentorship for black academics, the experience of playing music live, and Deion Sanders.

Peter Westmoreland examines speed as a value through essential 90s institutions: the video game Super Metroid and state of Florida football.

Peter Westmoreland talks to Urban Designer/ Town Planner Josh Frank about Tropicana Field and south St. Petersburg, highway removal, and trends in 90s city planning.

Peter Westmoreland uses Heidegger and philosophy of place to study the dangers of technology, authenticity, and NAFTA.

Peter Westmoreland interviews Wiseacre Brewing's founder Davin Bartosch about beer, wrestling, and Memphis in the 90s.

What is time? Peter Westmoreland uses the video store, the Eagles, philosophy of time, and more to explain how we can use memory and the past to fashion a thriving self going forward.

Peter Westmoreland talks to Wendy Steiner about her 90s book The Scandal of Pleasure, censorship, the power of aesthetic experience, what it's like to make an opera, and her new book The Beauty of Choice: On Women, Art, and Freedom.

AIDS, abstinence education, art censorship, Bill Clinton and "sexual relations." Peter Westmoreland uses Wendy Steiner's book The Scandal of Pleasure to explore the culture of sex in the 90s.

Peter Westmoreland interviews Ben Kirby about his political experience in the 90s: making copies for the Bill Clinton campaign, transitioning to Washington, D.C., spending time in the drug czar's office, and even working in the White House out of First Lady Hillary Clinton's office.

Postmodernism was an influential buzzword in the 90s. Peter Westmoreland dives into The Postmodern Condition and The Big Lebowski to finally answer a question no one asked: Did postmodernism even exist?

What was it like to be a "real" punk rocker in the 90s? Peter Westmoreland goes to PhlegmJay3 for answers.