I had previously uploaded the full episode lasting 2.5 hours, but here I am breaking it down into 4 parts lasting about 45 minutes each.

This meeting features conversations with Luis Del Pino, Mike M (in Chicago), Ken Hernandez (in Cassadaga), Rami Kuttaineh, and Jairo Jamyang Pawo, yours truly. This part mostly features Luis, Mike, and I.  You may want to slide to the 13-minute mark more or less to begin listening where we get down to business.

So here's part 1 of 4 parts. The conversation of part 1 lasts about 47 minutes, and a little less that amount of time in each of the other three parts.  

Here's a link to my OneDrive where I have a folder "Concepts of Reality" which contains the article titled "Boltzmann's Concept of Reality" by Marcelo Ribeiro and Antonio Videira (one in pdf and another as a Word Document:

http://tinyurl.com/boltzmannrealitydocs

"In this article we [Ribeiro and Videira] describe and analyze the concept of reality developed by the Austrian theoretical physicist Ludwig Boltzmann. It is our thesis that Boltzmann was fully aware that reality could, and actually was, described by different points of view. In spite of this, Boltzmann did not renounce the idea that reality is real. We also discuss his main motivations to be strongly involved with philosophy of science, as well as further developments made by Boltzmann himself of his main philosophical ideas, namely scientific theories as images of Nature and its consequences. We end the paper with a discussion about the modernity of Boltzmann’s philosophy of science."