Description (podcaster-provided):
The Morality of Everyday Things is a philosophy podcast (top 0.1% most listened to, in fact!) that guides you through the moral questions we may all wonder in life, from "Should billionaires exist?" to "Is God a good thing?" Join Jake and Ant, two friends who studied philosophy, politics, and economics at Oxford before founding Stasher.com together, as they still find time to enjoy philosophy in their sparetime when they break down the key arguments on these and other everyday ethical issues.Themes and summary (AI-generated based on podcaster-provided show and episode descriptions):
➤ Philosophy • Morality • Ethics • Discussion • Interviews • Hot-takes • Existentialism • Economics • Social issues • JusticeThe Morality of Everyday Things is a podcast that delves into various ethical and philosophical questions relevant to modern life. The show is hosted by Jake and Ant, two friends with backgrounds in philosophy, politics, and economics, who explore moral dilemmas with both expertise and a touch of humor. Covering a broad spectrum of topics, the podcast addresses both timeless philosophical debates and contemporary issues, often examining them through a moral lens.
Central themes include the exploration of happiness, wealth inequality, and the morality of artificial intelligence. The podcast frequently revisits the tension between economic principles and ethical considerations, discussing topics such as the moral implications of extreme wealth, the ethics of pricing medication, and issues related to universal basic income. The relationship between morality and religion is another recurring subject, with episodes examining the moral authority of religious belief and its impact on society.
The podcast also tackles philosophical concepts from the realm of self-understanding, such as solipsism and existentialism, along with more practical moral issues like censorship, ghosting, and voting rights. Discussions are informed by classical philosophical arguments and often include references to contemporary events or popular culture, such as films and current affairs.
Recurring guests include experts and authors in the field of philosophy, contributing to in-depth conversations on justice, suffering, and life’s meaning. With its wide-ranging topics and accessible style, the podcast aims to engage both seasoned philosophy enthusiasts and those new to the subject, providing lively discussions on the moral questions that permeate everyday life.
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The Trailer - The Morality of Everyday Things 2023-May-26 1 minute |
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Greta Thunberg is selling a book...noble move or total sellout? 2023-Mar-14 24 minutes |
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Should it be a legal requirement to vote? Can I sell my vote? 2023-Jan-11 37 minutes |
Am I a bad person if I don't vote? 2023-Jan-06 31 minutes |
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Should you give money directly to homeless people? 2021-Aug-05 39 minutes |
Should we abolish the monarchy? 2021-Jun-15 83 minutes |
Is it wrong to have children in an era of climate change? 2021-May-14 51 minutes |
Is it wrong to keep pets? 2021-Mar-29 57 minutes |
Can we enjoy the music of problematic artists? 2021-Mar-06 49 minutes |
Can entrepreneurship be a force for good? - w/ beyond binary thinking podcast 2021-Feb-12 62 minutes |
Was Twitter right to ban Trump? w/ Peter Suciu and Alex Kantrowitz 2021-Jan-25 58 minutes |
Would it be ethically justifiable to make the covid vaccine mandatory? 2021-Jan-07 63 minutes |
Is it wrong to send your children to private school? 2020-Nov-19 59 minutes |
Are footballers paid too much? 2020-Nov-04 53 minutes |
Are you a bad person if you work at Facebook? 2020-Oct-17 51 minutes |
Is it immoral to eat meat? 2020-Oct-02 46 minutes |
Should we segregate sports by sex? 2020-Sep-23 44 minutes |
When is lockdown justified? 2020-Aug-20 67 minutes |
Should you have shared #BlackoutTuesday? 2020-Jul-04 47 minutes |
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