Quotidian Musings is a podcast hosted by daydreams and fleeting thoughts. Listen to nuggets of contemporary philosophical discussion uploaded every once in a while. Topics in question range from adolescent aphorisms to political ponderings. If thoughtful reveries are your cup of tea, find more at the blog of the same name (quotidianmusings.com).
Podcast Overview
Quotidian Musings is a podcast hosted by daydreams and fleeting thoughts. Listen to nuggets of contemporary philosophical discussion uploaded every once in a while. Topics in question range from adolescent aphorisms to political ponderings. If thoughtful reveries are your cup of tea, find more at the blog of the same name (quotidianmusings.com).
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May 22, 2020
Limiting Freedom ~ Are Paternalism and Individualism Negotiable?
<p>People fought wars for, declared revolutions in the name of, and killed for freedom. Now, hypersensitivity, blind hatred, and - believe it or not - freedom itself are driving a global pandemic to an indefinite future. This brings into question if we really should validate ourselves on the sheer basis of "freedom of choice" - if we really know best for each and every one of ourselves. Today, we'll be looking at libertarian paternalism, Plato's "Noble Lie", and more to delve deeper into the question of limiting freedom. We'll be welcoming Mr. Jordan Finch - a high school history teacher and MUN director - to share history's perspective on the evolution of freedom.</p>
May 15, 2020
Echo Chambers and Apathy ~ To Hear it or to Break it? (ft. Mr. Brady Riddle and Mr. Paul Harris)
<p>We are blind to history's echoes, settling down to instead perform a live reenactment of the "This is Fine" meme. Every single one of us has been (most likely) brought up in an echo chamber of beliefs, values, and thoughts. This evolutionary tendency to seek like-minded crowds has now developed into a toxic, cult-like bubble of polarization and hypersensitivity. In today's episode, in interviews English teachers Mr. Brady Riddle and Mr. Paul Harris, we explore how an increasing awareness of impenetrable echo chambers is leading young people to apathy.</p>
May 15, 2020
Discussing Money Morality ~ The Irrational Decision Maker (ft. Ms. Sarah MacKenzie)
<p>We transact money nearly every day: for food, work, leisure, etc. Yet, we hardly stop to think about what we think about money as a concept. It was a "middle man" between the trade, but in Marx's words, money is now an end goal between commodities. We lust after money, yet we despise it as an instigator of greed. Can we define an ethical system behind money from a personal day-to-day level to an international one? With an interview with Ms. Sarah MacKenzie, a high school economics teacher, we strive to further discuss these questions.</p>
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