Vanessa A. Bee, Sparky Abraham, Oren Nimni, Pete Davis
41 episodes
5 months ago
On this podcast we plumb the depths of often-obscure debates that divide people along unexpected political lines, questioning fundamental assumptions about things like money, school, consent, and courts.
Your non-expert hosts will interview a series of actual experts to learn what is up for debate, and to try to come to some conclusions for ourselves.
Follow us down these rabbit holes. It won't be graceful, but you might enjoy the trip.
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On this podcast we plumb the depths of often-obscure debates that divide people along unexpected political lines, questioning fundamental assumptions about things like money, school, consent, and courts.
Your non-expert hosts will interview a series of actual experts to learn what is up for debate, and to try to come to some conclusions for ourselves.
Follow us down these rabbit holes. It won't be graceful, but you might enjoy the trip.
Alfred North Whitehead, "The Aims of Education" (1929)
RABBITHOLE
33 minutes 11 seconds
3 years ago
Alfred North Whitehead, "The Aims of Education" (1929)
We're hard at work down in the burren, preparing our next batch of interviews, but we'll need just a bit more time before they're ready for you.
In the meantime, Sparky has recorded Alfred North Whitehead's essay, 'The Aims of Education,' originally delivered as an address in 1916, and first published in the 1929 book 'The Aims of Education and Other Essays.'
RABBITHOLE
On this podcast we plumb the depths of often-obscure debates that divide people along unexpected political lines, questioning fundamental assumptions about things like money, school, consent, and courts.
Your non-expert hosts will interview a series of actual experts to learn what is up for debate, and to try to come to some conclusions for ourselves.
Follow us down these rabbit holes. It won't be graceful, but you might enjoy the trip.
