Baggini's Philosophy Monthly http://www.philosophymonthly.com A half-hour programme of interviews and features from the editor of The Philosopher\'s Magazine Tue, 31 Aug 2010 11:53:03 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 en hourly 1 ©Julian Baggini http://www.philosophymonthly.com/?feed=podcast you@yourdomain.com (Julian Baggini) you@yourdomain.com(Julian Baggini) Philosophy 1440 philosophy,speech,books,baggini A half-hour programme of interviews and features from the editor of The Philosophers Magazine A half-hour programme of interviews and features from the editor of The Philosophers Magazine Julian Baggini Julian Baggini you@yourdomain.com No no http://www.philosophymonthly.com/wp-content/plugins/podpress/images/bpmlogo.jpg Baggini's Philosophy Monthly http://www.philosophymonthly.com 144 144 September 2010 edition http://www.philosophymonthly.com/?p=112 http://www.philosophymonthly.com/?p=112#comments Tue, 31 Aug 2010 11:53:03 +0000 admin http://www.philosophymonthly.com/?p=112
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 In this edition I talk to philosopher of biology John Dupré and the problems with genes, and the Nobel-prize winning Amartya Sen about the idea of Justice. Plus, guest reporter Antonia Macaro talks to John Heaton about Wittgenstein and therapy.

BPM is produced by Julian Baggini in association with The Philosophers’ Magazine.

]]> http://www.philosophymonthly.com/?feed=rss2&p=112 0 28:32 In this edition I talk to philosopher of biology John Dupreacute; and the problems with genes, and the Nobel-prize winning Amartya Sen about the ... In this edition I talk to philosopher of biology John Dupreacute; and the problems with genes, and the Nobel-prize winning Amartya Sen about the idea of Justice. Plus, guest reporter Antonia Macaro talks to John Heaton about Wittgenstein and therapy. BPM is produced by Julian Baggini in association with The Philosophersrsquo; Magazine. Podcasts Julian Baggini no No August 2010 edition http://www.philosophymonthly.com/?p=106 http://www.philosophymonthly.com/?p=106#comments Wed, 04 Aug 2010 14:06:26 +0000 admin http://www.philosophymonthly.com/?p=106
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 This summer special is an edited recording of a discussion I chaired in April on addiction: should we penalise or treat? The panel comprised: Dr Nick Airey, an NHS psychiatrist specialising in addiction, John Moore (Criminology, University of the West of England), Dr Giles Pearson, (Philosophy, University of Bristol), Dr Jon Webber (Philosophy, Cardiff University). The event was organised by Dr Havi Carel, Philosophy, UWE and sponsored by the Arts and Humanities Research Council.

BPM is produced by Julian Baggini in association with The Philosophers’ Magazine.

]]> http://www.philosophymonthly.com/?feed=rss2&p=106 0 29:44 This summer special is an edited recording of a discussion I chaired in April on addiction: should we penalise or treat? The panel comprised: ... This summer special is an edited recording of a discussion I chaired in April on addiction: should we penalise or treat? The panel comprised: Dr Nick Airey, an NHS psychiatrist specialising in addiction, John Moore (Criminology, University of the West of England), Dr Giles Pearson, (Philosophy, University of Bristol), Dr Jon Webber (Philosophy, Cardiff University). The event was organised by Dr Havi Carel, Philosophy, UWE and sponsored by the Arts and Humanities Research Council. BPM is produced by Julian Baggini in association with The Philosophersrsquo; Magazine. Podcasts Julian Baggini no No July 2010 edition http://www.philosophymonthly.com/?p=102 http://www.philosophymonthly.com/?p=102#comments Sat, 03 Jul 2010 18:45:12 +0000 admin http://www.philosophymonthly.com/?p=102
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This edition includes a report from the 2010 Philosophers’ Football Match, where I talk to AC Grayling, Laurie Taylor, comedian Mark Steel, former England manager Graham Taylor, and many more. Find out what the tribute to the famous Monty Python sketch was really about. Plus, there’s an interview with Jay Kennedy, whose claim to have cracked “The Plato Code” is provoking an international scholarly debate.

BPM is produced by Julian Baggini in association with The Philosophers’ Magazine.

]]> http://www.philosophymonthly.com/?feed=rss2&p=102 0 29:51 This edition includes a report from the 2010 Philosophers' Football Match, where I talk to AC Grayling, Laurie Taylor, comedian Mark Steel, former England ... This edition includes a report from the 2010 Philosophers' Football Match, where I talk to AC Grayling, Laurie Taylor, comedian Mark Steel, former England manager Graham Taylor, and many more. Find out what the tribute to the famous Monty Python sketch was really about. Plus, there's an interview with Jay Kennedy, whose claim to have cracked "The Plato Code" is provoking an international scholarly debate. BPM is produced by Julian Baggini in association with The Philosophersrsquo; Magazine. Podcasts Julian Baggini no No June 2010 edition http://www.philosophymonthly.com/?p=99 http://www.philosophymonthly.com/?p=99#comments Sun, 06 Jun 2010 14:13:26 +0000 admin http://www.philosophymonthly.com/?p=99
Julian Baggini - Baggini's Philosophy Monthly - Baggini's Philosophy Monthly From 8 June

This edition is all about “How to Live” and was recorded live at the Arnolfini Centre as part of Bristol Festival of Ideas in May. Joining me are John Cottingham, emeritus professor of philosophy at the University of Reading; Sarah Bakewell, author of How to Live or A Life of Montaigne in One Question and Twenty Attempts at an Answer; and Michael Foley, author of The Age of Absurdity.

BPM is produced by Julian Baggini in association with The Philosophers’ Magazine.

]]> http://www.philosophymonthly.com/?feed=rss2&p=99 0 29:50 From 8 June This edition is all about "How to Live" and was recorded live at the Arnolfini Centre as part of Bristol Festival of ... From 8 June This edition is all about "How to Live" and was recorded live at the Arnolfini Centre as part of Bristol Festival of Ideas in May. Joining me are John Cottingham, emeritus professor of philosophy at the University of Reading; Sarah Bakewell, author of How to Live or A Life of Montaigne in One Question and Twenty Attempts at an Answer; and Michael Foley, author of The Age of Absurdity. BPM is produced by Julian Baggini in association with The Philosophersrsquo; Magazine. Uncategorized Julian Baggini no No May 2010 edition http://www.philosophymonthly.com/?p=93 http://www.philosophymonthly.com/?p=93#comments Mon, 03 May 2010 19:49:31 +0000 admin http://www.philosophymonthly.com/?p=93
Julian Baggini - Baggini's Philosophy Monthly - Baggini's Philosophy Monthly From 5 May

I’m back after an April break with Daniel Dennett talking about the new atheism., and a guest report by Antonia Macaro on the relevance of stoicism for today, with interviewees Richard Sorabji and John Sellars.

BPM is produced by Julian Baggini in association with The Philosophers’ Magazine.

]]> http://www.philosophymonthly.com/?feed=rss2&p=93 0 27:48 From 5 May I'm back after an April break with Daniel Dennett talking about the new atheism., and a guest report by Antonia Macaro on ... From 5 May I'm back after an April break with Daniel Dennett talking about the new atheism., and a guest report by Antonia Macaro on the relevance of stoicism for today, with interviewees Richard Sorabji and John Sellars. BPM is produced by Julian Baggini in association with The Philosophersrsquo; Magazine. Uncategorized Julian Baggini no No March 2010 edition http://www.philosophymonthly.com/?p=90 http://www.philosophymonthly.com/?p=90#comments Sat, 06 Mar 2010 18:28:04 +0000 admin http://www.philosophymonthly.com/?p=90
Julian Baggini - Baggini's Philosophy Monthly - Baggini's Philosophy Monthly From 8 March

In this four-star edition, I talk over the background hubbub of hotel bars and conference lunch tables with Jerry Fodor about what Darwin got wrong; Ben Goldacre on good philosophy and bad science; Michael Sandel on the problem with secular liberalism; and Philip Zimbardo on good people gone bad.

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]]> http://www.philosophymonthly.com/?feed=rss2&p=90 0 29:59 From 8 March In this four-star edition, I talk over the background hubbub of hotel bars and conference lunch tables with Jerry Fodor about what ... From 8 March In this four-star edition, I talk over the background hubbub of hotel bars and conference lunch tables with Jerry Fodor about what Darwin got wrong; Ben Goldacre on good philosophy and bad science; Michael Sandel on the problem with secular liberalism; and Philip Zimbardo on good people gone bad. BPM is produced by Julian Baggini in association with The Philosophersrsquo; Magazine. If you enjoy the podcasts, please support our work. Podcasts Julian Baggini no No February 2010 edition http://www.philosophymonthly.com/?p=86 http://www.philosophymonthly.com/?p=86#comments Sun, 31 Jan 2010 21:18:44 +0000 admin http://www.philosophymonthly.com/?p=86
Julian Baggini - Baggini's Philosophy Monthly - Baggini's Philosophy Monthly From 2 February

In this programme, I’m reporting on the debate surrounding the growth of the well-being agenda, and talking to the winner of the Lakatos prize for the philosophy of Science, Samir Okasha, about evolution.

BPM is produced by Julian Baggini in association with The Philosophers’ Magazine. If you enjoy the podcasts, please support our work.

]]> http://www.philosophymonthly.com/?feed=rss2&p=86 0 29:47 From 2 February In this programme, I'm reporting on the debate surrounding the growth of the well-being agenda, and talking to the winner of the ... From 2 February In this programme, I'm reporting on the debate surrounding the growth of the well-being agenda, and talking to the winner of the Lakatos prize for the philosophy of Science, Samir Okasha, about evolution. BPM is produced by Julian Baggini in association with The Philosophersrsquo; Magazine. If you enjoy the podcasts, please support our work. Podcasts Julian Baggini no No January 2010 edition http://www.philosophymonthly.com/?p=80 http://www.philosophymonthly.com/?p=80#comments Sun, 03 Jan 2010 18:35:02 +0000 admin http://www.philosophymonthly.com/?p=80
Julian Baggini - Baggini's Philosophy Monthly - Baggini's Philosophy Monthly From 5 January

This special edition comes from Puebla, Mexico, at the Ciudad de las Ideas (City of Ideas) festival. The guests are Randy Cohen, writer of The New York Times’s The Ethicist column; Bad Thoughts author Jamie Whyte; and “new atheist” Sam Harris.

BPM is produced by Julian Baggini in association with The Philosophers’ Magazine. If you enjoy the podcasts, please support our work.

]]> http://www.philosophymonthly.com/?feed=rss2&p=80 0 29:10 From 5 January This special edition comes from Puebla, Mexico, at the Ciudad de las Ideas (City of Ideas) festival. The guests are Randy Cohen, ... From 5 January This special edition comes from Puebla, Mexico, at the Ciudad de las Ideas (City of Ideas) festival. The guests are Randy Cohen, writer of The New York Times's The Ethicist column; Bad Thoughts author Jamie Whyte; and "new atheist" Sam Harris. BPM is produced by Julian Baggini in association with The Philosophersrsquo; Magazine. If you enjoy the podcasts, please support our work. Podcasts Julian Baggini no No December 2009 Edition http://www.philosophymonthly.com/?p=76 http://www.philosophymonthly.com/?p=76#comments Wed, 02 Dec 2009 20:08:53 +0000 admin http://www.philosophymonthly.com/?p=76

Julian Baggini - Baggini's Philosophy Monthly - Baggini's Philosophy Monthly From 4 December

In the last Philosophy Monthly of 2009, I’m featuring previously unreleased extracts salvaged from the cutting room floor from six of the best interviews of the year: Michael Frayn, AC Grayling, Jonathan Sacks, Peter Singer, Timothy Williamson and Tony Wright MP.

BPM is produced by Julian Baggini in association with The Philosophers’ Magazine. If you enjoy the podcasts, please support our work.

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Julian Baggini - Baggini's Philosophy Monthly - Baggini's Philosophy Monthly From 3 November

In the latest Philosophy Monthly, I’m talking to the playwright, novelist, screenwriter and sometime philosopher, Michael Frayn, and John Armstrong, philosopher-in-residence at Melbourne Business School and the author of Civilisation: Remaking a Tarnished Ideal.

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]]> http://www.philosophymonthly.com/?feed=rss2&p=72 0 29:55 From 3 November In the latest Philosophy Monthly, Irsquo;m talking to the playwright, novelist, screenwriter and sometime philosopher, Michael Frayn, and John Armstrong, philosopher-in-residence at ... From 3 November In the latest Philosophy Monthly, Irsquo;m talking to the playwright, novelist, screenwriter and sometime philosopher, Michael Frayn, and John Armstrong, philosopher-in-residence at Melbourne Business School and the author of Civilisation: Remaking a Tarnished Ideal. BPM is produced by Julian Baggini in association with The Philosophersrsquo; Magazine. If you enjoy the podcasts, please support our work. Podcasts Julian Baggini no No