In this episode, Jeffrey van Leeuwen talks with adjunct philosophy & ethics professor Anthony David Vernon about the significance of postmodernism, fascism, and nationalism in today's society. Anthony explains how understanding multiple narratives helps combat dangerous ideologies and why recognizing different perspectives is crucial for meaningful discussions. Key areas that are covered: * The real meaning of postmodernism * How fascism and hyper-nationalism gain traction * The relationship between religion, science, and truth * Practical approaches for societal reconciliation * The challenge of fairness and historical accountability   SHOW LINKS: Support the Show   Watch on YouTube Listen on Apple Podcast Listen on Spotify   Follow on X Follow on Reddit Follow on Instagram Follow on LinkedIn   OUTLINE: 01:12 Defining Postmodernism & Grand Narratives 03:40 Postmodernism's Relationship with Religion & Science 11:18 Friction Between Postmodernism & Grand Narratives 13:53 Emotions & Rationality in Decision-Making 16:57 Postmodernism as a Historical Tactic 22:05 Religion Through a Postmodern Lens 31:23 Navigating Multiple Narratives & Avoiding Overload 34:34 What is Fascism, Nationalism & Nazism 49:02 Immigration Policy: Myths, Realities & Reforms 01:01:41 The Attractiveness of Nazism & Hyper-Nationalism 01:18:01 Apologies, Reparations & the Quest for Fairness 01:35:40 What Is Fair? 01:49:06 Final Thoughts & Future Hopes   CONTACT LINKS: Click here to come on the podcast, share feedback, ask a question, or reach out for any other reason.   This episode has been co-produced by Kate van Leeuwen.