
#311 - The Finale
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Dan has a degree in Philosophy. Connor has a degree in High School. Together they have a bit of a drinking problem. Each week they explore the work of a new philosopher or a new philosophica...

Five years after abruptly ending their beloved podcast, Connor and Dan resuscitate the corpse and take her around town for one final spin. N...

A very special episode of Drunken Philosophy.

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Happy 300th Episode! In celebration of this truly insane feat they never thought they would accomplish (and maybe shouldn't have), Connor an...

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Based off the suggestion of a listener, Connor and Dan reluctantly dig into the modern, hate-fueled nihilism that seems to be dominating a c...

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At the behest of a longtime loyal listener, Connor and Dan venture up to Canada to discuss some modern philosophy coming from the indigenous...

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After spending a few weeks in Italian art museums, Dan decides to subject Connor to a discussion about the complexities of art criticism. Lu...

This week, Dans in Italy with his beautiful wife eating a slice of 'Za, and taking a picture of him holding up the leaning tower of Pisa. If...

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In part-two of their Kant trilogy, Connor does his best to stay awake and engaged while Dan explains one of the more complex and influential...

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Now that we know who Husserl was and what he did, it's time to look at who came after him. The man's influence on the world of philosophy is...

With a bit of biographical context out of the way, Connor and Dan dig into the particulars of Husserl's phenomenological process. What does...

Strap in, folks! We're about to go deep on our boy Edmund Husserl (aka Eddy Hoos.) (aka Ed Casserole) (aka the Father of Phenomenology). Thi...

Don't panic! This week, Connor and Dan dig into the humorous philosophy at play in Douglas Adams' celebrated science fiction farce, Hitchhik...

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Sure, you've heard of Old Confucianism. But this is NEW Confucianism a.k.a. Confucianism in sunglasses a.k.a. Confucianism that's into Bitco...

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