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Episode 106: Accident Alley

01 November 2011 By StephenTorrence 0 In Podcast

Kevin and Stephen critique the nature of work from first principles and rip capitalism a new one.

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Episode 071: What’s in the News, Robin?

18 August 2010 By StephenTorrence 0 In Podcast

For no particular reason we’ve decided to try something *BRAND NEW* on this week’s episode of Bad Philosophy. Kevin and I pulled a few articles and a comic out of the news, grabbed a couple of beers, and dove in to the stories for an hour. What came was something of a nice balance between […]

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