Social media and corporations are making billions from your insecurity. Cathy O'Neil and Jack Russell Weinstein break down the ethics of profiting from shame.
Are social media and corporations profiting from public shame? Philosopher Cathy O'Neil discusses online humiliation, consumer manipulation, and the ethics of exploiting insecurity.
What does it mean to speak for someone else? Philosopher Wendy Salkin joins Jack Russell Weinstein to explore the ethics of representation, from political movements to everyday claims of 'we.'
What does it mean to speak for someone else, and when do we have the right to do so? Philosopher Wendy Salkin explores the ethics of representation and advocacy.
What does it mean to speak for someone else—and when is it okay? A philosopher unpacks the ethics of representation in politics, advocacy, and everyday life.
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Two philosophers unpack Jewish philosophy's history, its central questions, and how marginalized thinkers challenge assumptions we don't even know we hold.
Explore what Jewish philosophy really is through a fascinating conversation that reveals how marginalized thinkers can challenge your deepest assumptions and reshape your worldview.
Jewish philosophy isn't what you think. Discover how Paul W. Franks and Yitzhak Y. Melamed challenge assumptions and why marginalized voices matter in this thought-provoking discussion.
What is Jewish philosophy, really? Philosophers Paul W. Franks and Yitzhak Y. Melamed join host Jack Russell Weinstein to unpack its history, its big questions, and how marginalized thinkers expose hidden assumptions.
Philosophers Paul W. Franks and Yitzhak Y. Melamed join Jack Russell Weinstein to explore Jewish philosophy's history, its core questions, and how marginalized voices challenge our hidden assumptions.
Explore Jewish philosophy through a fascinating dialogue between philosophers Paul Franks and Yitzhak Melamed. Discover how marginalized thinkers challenge our deepest assumptions.
What is Jewish philosophy, and why does it matter today? A conversation with philosophers Paul W. Franks and Yitzhak Y. Melamed explores how marginalized thinkers challenge our deepest assumptions.
What is Jewish philosophy, really? Two philosophers break down its history, central questions, and how marginalized thinkers can challenge assumptions you didn't know you held.
Philosophers Paul W. Franks and Yitzhak Y. Melamed join Jack Russell Weinstein to explore the untold story of Jewish philosophy, its core questions, and why marginalized voices can shatter our hidden assumptions.
Host Jack Russell Weinstein talks with philosophers Paul W. Franks and Yitzhak Y. Melamed about Jewish philosophy's history, its core questions, and how marginalized thinkers challenge our hidden assumptions.
Discover how Jewish philosophy challenges hidden assumptions and offers fresh perspectives on faith, reason, and everyday life in this insightful conversation.
Discover how Jewish philosophy challenges hidden assumptions and reshapes our understanding of ethics, faith, and reason through a compelling dialogue with leading thinkers.
Explore Jewish philosophy's core questions with philosophers Paul W. Franks and Yitzhak Y. Melamed. Discover how marginalized thinkers challenge our deepest assumptions.