Reasonable Doubt

Episode #5 - Lyle McDonald, BSc. Lyle McDonald joins me for a wide-ranging discussion on hypertrophy (or muscle growth) research, fitness fictions, and the changing intellectual culture of the industry. Drawing on decades of coaching, independent research, writing, and arguing with people on the internet, Lyle examines the rise of reductionist explanations in exercise science, the growing gap betw...

#4 - "Tartaria, Thunderless Lightning & Other Completely Normal Topics" : Campfire Epistemology with Isaac J. Ryan and Mackenzie D. Taylor Tonight's episode begins with Schumann resonances and somehow becomes a discussion of the Tartarian Empire, fractal antennas, etheric energy extraction, biblical archetypes, gender politics, church communities, and whether Jesus was probably funny. Around a...

Visiting Professor David Bentley Hart zooms in with UWA Philosophy Society to deliver a dynamic, stimulating and interesting lecture on Dostoevksy's The Double . Throughout and in the following discussion we talked about AI, personal identity, Christianity and universal salvation. I speak for the class of 2026 when I say that all of us tremendously enjoyed it. Thank you David. From DBH: "Inspired...

In this episode, I interview Professor Robert B. Alter. One of the most influential Hebrew scholars of the century and tenured professor at the University of California, Berkeley, Dr. Alter is best known for revolutionizing the scholarly approach to the Bible with his 1981 magnum opus "The Art of Biblical Narrative" and producing a one-man translation of the entire Hebrew Bible from scratch (publi...

Welcome to Episode 1 of the Reasonable Doubt Podcast. In this episode, I interview Patrick O’Sullivan – a Perth-based cinematographer and host of the Wandering DP Podcast where he shares cinematography techniques that he uses in his own commercial and narrative work, news and interviews with some of the world’s most well-renowned cinematographers. Patrick and I take a step in a slightly different...