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This is Unbound, the podcast that tries to nudge the boundaries of philosophy.Themes and summary (AI-generated based on podcaster-provided show and episode descriptions):
➤ Philosophy • Feminism • Gender studies • Social justice • Queer theory • Global perspectives • Political activism • Media studies • Care ethics • Cultural discourse • Education • IdentityUNBOUND is a podcast dedicated to exploring the expansive realm of philosophy by challenging its conventional boundaries. This podcast hosts discussions that delve into a diverse array of philosophical topics interwoven with contemporary social and cultural themes. Recurring subjects include feminist care ethics, social reproduction theory, media studies, and global history, along with more nuanced discussions around gender identity, queerness, and transformative justice. The show often examines intersections between philosophy and other disciplines, highlighting areas such as epistemological authority, identity politics, and the role of philosophy in social justice movements like Black Lives Matter.
Listeners are also introduced to philosophical concepts through the lenses of phenomenology, Eurocentrism, and the textual and oral traditions of thought. The podcast features conversations with academics, PhD candidates, and students, providing a platform for both established and emerging voices in the field. Various episodes emphasize the importance of understanding philosophy’s role in addressing issues like islamophobia, gender practices, and sexual assault narratives. Furthermore, the show incorporates dialogues on literature and philosophy’s role in feminist and anti-racist politics.
The podcast also sheds light on less conventional topics such as the philosophy of work, control F as a research method, and the philosophical implications of activities like chess and flamenco. Through its episodes, UNBOUND aims to foster a space for critical thought and discussion around both historical and contemporary philosophical inquiries, encouraging listeners to engage with complex ideas and reflect upon their practical implications in everyday life and broader political struggles.
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Episode 10 - Kelly Gawel2021-Sep-27 78 minutes |
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Episode 9 - McKenzie Wark 2021-Jun-20 89 minutes |
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Episode 8 - Justin Smith 2021-Apr-26 79 minutes |
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Episode 7 - Austin Burke 2021-Apr-12 83 minutes |
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Bonus Episode - GSSI (w/ Chiara Bottici) 2021-Mar-28 44 minutes |
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Episode 6 - Adam Hosein 2021-Mar-14 57 minutes |
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Episode 5 - Miranda Young 2021-Feb-28 75 minutes |
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Episode 4 - Tamsin Kimoto 2021-Feb-15 68 minutes |
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Episode 3 - PJ Gorre 2021-Feb-01 79 minutes |
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Episode 2 - Gina Walker 2021-Jan-16 73 minutes |
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Episode 1 - Mariam Matar 2020-Dec-23 55 minutes |