Jack Symes | Andrew Horton, Oliver Marley, Rose de Castellane, Gregory Mill
The Panpsycast Philosophy Podcast
An 'informal and informative' philosophy podcast inspiring and supporting students, teachers, academics and free-thinkers worldwide. All episodes are available at www.thepanpsycast.com.
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Jack Symes | Andrew Horton, Oliver Marley, Rose de Castellane, Gregory Mill
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Jun 28, 2026
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Episode 73, Plato's Phaedo: The Death of Socrates (Part III - In Defence of Immortality) 26.01.2020 48:54
Let me tell you about the day Socrates drank the poison. You must be aware of his trial and apology? The Athenians have not stopped talking about it since Meletus and the others condemned him. Do not worry, he did not die in fear and nor is he truly gone. He argued his case much like he always had. He died the philosopher's death, having practiced for it his entire life. What does this mean? Socra...
Episode 73, Plato's Phaedo: The Death of Socrates (Part II - Arguments for the Soul's Immortality) 19.01.2020 41:04
Let me tell you about the day Socrates drank the poison. You must be aware of his trial and apology? The Athenians have not stopped talking about it since Meletus and the others condemned him. Do not worry, he did not die in fear and nor is he truly gone. He argued his case much like he always had. He died the philosopher's death, having practiced for it his entire life. What does this mean? Socra...
Episode 73, Plato's Phaedo: The Death of Socrates (Part I - The Soul and Body) 12.01.2020 51:31
Let me tell you about the day Socrates drank the poison. You must be aware of his trial and apology? The Athenians have not stopped talking about it since Meletus and the others condemned him. Do not worry, he did not die in fear and nor is he truly gone. He argued his case much like he always had. He died the philosopher's death, having practiced for it his entire life. What does this mean? Socra...
Episode 72, Plato's Crito: Socrates in Prison (Part II - Further Analysis and Discussion) 05.01.2020 42:28
Have you ever considered the invisible power of the law? How a contract is signed without ever putting pen to paper? Do not underestimate the importance of that which cannot be seen or grasped, since you unknowingly benefit from its presence and would suffer greatly in its absence. Therefore, if the law has kept you safe for all your best years, should you look to criticise it the moment it accuse...
Episode 72, Plato's Crito: Socrates in Prison (Part I - The Dialogue) 29.12.2019 44:41
Have you ever considered the invisible power of the law? How a contract is signed without ever putting pen to paper? Do not underestimate the importance of that which cannot be seen or grasped, since you unknowingly benefit from its presence and would suffer greatly in its absence. Therefore, if the law has kept you safe for all your best years, should you look to criticise it the moment it accuse...
Episode 71, Plato's Apology: Socrates on Trial (Part II - Further Analysis and Discussion) 22.12.2019 37:29
Gentleman of our most prestigious Court of Athens, may I praise your patience and diligence in the presentation of the prosecution. I, Meletus stand before you unequivocally convinced that the criminal is guilty as charged. The hideous, snub-nosed Socrates is charged with corrupting the young men of Athens with his rhetoric and poisonous oratory skill, an undeniable fact. Socrates also stands befo...
Episode 71, Plato's Apology: Socrates on Trial (Part I - The Dialogue) 15.12.2019 58:07
Gentleman of our most prestigious Court of Athens, may I praise your patience and diligence in the presentation of the prosecution. I, Meletus stand before you unequivocally convinced that the criminal is guilty as charged. The hideous, snub-nosed Socrates is charged with corrupting the young men of Athens with his rhetoric and poisonous oratory skill, an undeniable fact. Socrates also stands befo...
Episode 70, Plato's Euthyphro: Socrates Accused (Part II - Further Analysis and Discussion) 08.12.2019 45:09
Did you hear the news of Socrates? He's finally to answer for his sophistry! At last, the great lampooning, moral gadfly is to stand before the Court of Athens and answer for his crimes. To think, one could have the audacity to trade in talentless talk and lies, to lead our youth astray, and deny our gods, only to play the fool once more, and plead ignorance when his number is called. Oh, magnific...
Episode 70, Plato's Euthyphro: Socrates Accused (Part I - The Dialogue) 01.12.2019 57:13
Did you hear the news of Socrates? He's finally to answer for his sophistry! At last, the great lampooning, moral gadfly is to stand before the Court of Athens and answer for his crimes. To think, one could have the audacity to trade in talentless talk and lies, to lead our youth astray, and deny our gods, only to play the fool once more, and plead ignorance when his number is called. Oh, magnific...
Episode 69, 'Galileo's Error' with Philip Goff (Part II - Further Analysis and Discussion) 24.11.2019 55:37
Galileo Galilei is widely considered to be the father of modern science and one of the greatest philosophers to have lived. Galileo played a pivotal role in the developments of the scientific revolution, overturning key tenets of Aristotelian physics and most significantly, advocating mathematics as the language of science. For Galileo, the physics of the past was plagued with unhelpful sensory qu...
Episode 69, 'Galileo's Error' with Philip Goff (Part I - Foundations for a New Science of Consciousness) 17.11.2019 58:29
Galileo Galilei is widely considered to be the father of modern science and one of the greatest philosophers to have lived. Galileo played a pivotal role in the developments of the scientific revolution, overturning key tenets of Aristotelian physics and most significantly, advocating mathematics as the language of science. For Galileo, the physics of the past was plagued with unhelpful sensory qu...
Episode 68, The Abigail Thorn Interview (Part II - Further Analysis and Discussion) 10.11.2019 41:59
Abigail Thorn is an actor and educator, best known as the creator and host of the popular YouTube channel Philosophy Tube . Boasting around half a million subscribers, Abigail's channel is notorious for its well-researched content and colourful presentation. With over six years of videos under her belt, it is fair to say that Abigail is going over and above in her goal of giving away her philosoph...
Episode 68, The Abigail Thorn Interview (Part I - Behind Philosophy Tube) 03.11.2019 38:20
Abigail Thorn is an actor and educator, best known as the creator and host of the popular YouTube channel Philosophy Tube . Boasting around half a million subscribers, Abigail's channel is notorious for its well-researched content and colourful presentation. With over six years of videos under her belt, it is fair to say that Abigail is going over and above in her goal of giving away her philosoph...
Episode 67, Flowers for Algernon (Part V - Further Analysis and Discussion) 27.10.2019 32:29
Report: March 2nd After the successes we have had with Algernon, and with much deliberation, I have officially chosen our first research subject. Charlie Gordon, 32, was recommended to us by Alice Kinian from the Beekman School for Retarded Adults and she has assured us of his desire to increase his intellect. I have scheduled for Charlie to come to the lab over the next few days where Burt Selden...
Episode 67, Flowers for Algernon (Part IV - The Meaning) 20.10.2019 41:15
Report: March 2nd After the successes we have had with Algernon, and with much deliberation, I have officially chosen our first research subject. Charlie Gordon, 32, was recommended to us by Alice Kinian from the Beekman School for Retarded Adults and she has assured us of his desire to increase his intellect. I have scheduled for Charlie to come to the lab over the next few days where Burt Selden...
Episode 67, Flowers for Algernon (Part III - The Story: The Fall of Charlie Gordon) 13.10.2019 31:50
Report: March 2nd After the successes we have had with Algernon, and with much deliberation, I have officially chosen our first research subject. Charlie Gordon, 32, was recommended to us by Alice Kinian from the Beekman School for Retarded Adults and she has assured us of his desire to increase his intellect. I have scheduled for Charlie to come to the lab over the next few days where Burt Selden...
Episode 67, Flowers for Algernon (Part II - The Story: The Rise of Charlie Gordon) 06.10.2019 39:19
Report: March 2nd After the successes we have had with Algernon, and with much deliberation, I have officially chosen our first research subject. Charlie Gordon, 32, was recommended to us by Alice Kinian from the Beekman School for Retarded Adults and she has assured us of his desire to increase his intellect. I have scheduled for Charlie to come to the lab over the next few days where Burt Selden...
Episode 67, Flowers for Algernon (Part I - Daniel Keyes: Life and Context) 29.09.2019 59:22
Report: March 2nd After the successes we have had with Algernon, and with much deliberation, I have officially chosen our first research subject. Charlie Gordon, 32, was recommended to us by Alice Kinian from the Beekman School for Retarded Adults and she has assured us of his desire to increase his intellect. I have scheduled for Charlie to come to the lab over the next few days where Burt Selden...
Episode 66, Niccolò Machiavelli (Part IV - Further Analysis and Discussion) 22.09.2019 59:48
No book can teach you how to tame the raging river of fortune, for it has many plans contrary to ambitious minds. Yet to submit powerlessly to fate with lamentation, as if God has not instilled you with freedom of the will, is a sign of disrespect and the ultimate folly of our kind. For the river splits into many paths and those that appear to drag us towards the abyss, may, in the end, lead us to...
Episode 66, Niccolò Machiavelli (Part III - Machiavellianism Today) 15.09.2019 47:47
No book can teach you how to tame the raging river of fortune, for it has many plans contrary to ambitious minds. Yet to submit powerlessly to fate with lamentation, as if God has not instilled you with freedom of the will, is a sign of disrespect and the ultimate folly of our kind. For the river splits into many paths and those that appear to drag us towards the abyss, may, in the end, lead us to...
Episode 66, Niccolò Machiavelli (Part II - The Prince) 08.09.2019 1:07:06
No book can teach you how to tame the raging river of fortune, for it has many plans contrary to ambitious minds. Yet to submit powerlessly to fate with lamentation, as if God has not instilled you with freedom of the will, is a sign of disrespect and the ultimate folly of our kind. For the river splits into many paths and those that appear to drag us towards the abyss, may, in the end, lead us to...
Episode 66, Niccolò Machiavelli (Part I - Life and Context) 01.09.2019 1:08:04
No book can teach you how to tame the raging river of fortune, for it has many plans contrary to ambitious minds. Yet to submit powerlessly to fate with lamentation, as if God has not instilled you with freedom of the will, is a sign of disrespect and the ultimate folly of our kind. For the river splits into many paths and those that appear to drag us towards the abyss, may, in the end, lead us to...
Episode 65, 'The Awe-Some Argument' with Ryan Byerly (Part II - Further Analysis and Discussion) 25.08.2019 35:23
University of Sheffield philosopher, Assistant Professor Ryan Byerly is best known for his work in philosophy of religion, epistemology and virtue theory. Publishing widely in these areas, Ryan is also Reviews Editor for the European Journal for Philosophy of Religion, Treasurer for the British Society for Philosophy of Religion, and a member of Sheffield's Centre for Engaged Philosophy. Amongst m...
Episode 65, 'The Awe-Some Argument' with Ryan Byerly (Part I - Pantheism) 18.08.2019 30:40
University of Sheffield philosopher, Assistant Professor Ryan Byerly is best known for his work in philosophy of religion, epistemology and virtue theory. Publishing widely in these areas, Ryan is also Reviews Editor for the European Journal for Philosophy of Religion, Treasurer for the British Society for Philosophy of Religion, and a member of Sheffield's Centre for Engaged Philosophy. Amongst m...
Episode 64, 'The Given - Experience and its Content' with Michelle Montague (Part II - Further Analysis and Discussion) 11.08.2019 31:05
Michelle Montague is Associate Professor of Philosophy at the University of Texas at Austin. As well as publishing extensively in phenomenology and philosophy of mind, Michelle is also the author of Non-Propositional Intentionality, Cognitive Phenomenology , and our focus for this episode, her 2016 book, The Given: Experience and its Content. This episode is all about what some philosophers have c...
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