Fake Philosophers
The Fake Philosophers
Danny, Eddie, Mike, and Mitch are a group of friends who met each other doing community theater over a decade ago. Now they get together, crack open some beers, and dive head first into conversations and share their non-expert opinions on philosophy, politics, pop culture, and more. Listen weekly (or when we feel like it) to hear honest opinions, intriguing discussion, and rants without the grifting and theatrics you see on many programs... Okay, me may include some theatrics.
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27 de nov de 2025
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Episódios
005 - Kylo Timmy 11.12.2021 35:53
Mike begins by ranting about a certain Jurassic Park character, and the conversation takes on a form of its own. (Originally published July 18, 2021)
004 - This Post Does Not Mention Covid-19 11.12.2021 56:23
Mike, Mitch, and Eddie discuss conspiracy theories, Russell's teapot, being inside a flamingo, and much more. (Originally published on July 9th, 2021)
003 - Welcome to Earth 11.12.2021 42:30
On the fourth of July, Danny and Mike talk about the 1996 film "Independence Day" to celebrate this year's Independence Day. (Originally published on July 4th, 2021)
002 - Masks? 11.12.2021 36:31
In the first political discussion of the podcast, Mitch and Danny discuss mask usage during the Covid-19 pandemic and other related topics. (Originally published on June 27, 2021)
001 - Pilot & Covid-19 Reflection 09.12.2021 58:40
The Fake Philosophers introduce themselves, briefly talk about the concept behind the podcast, and talk about what they observed during the Covid-19 Pandemic. (Originally published on June 22, 2021)
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