Tag Archive > epistemology

Episode 138: No Longer a Thing

We could be wrong, but we think you’ll love this episode on fallibilism, featuring Kevin, Stephen, and our least favorite philosopher Dr. Mark Webb.

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Episode 123: Gray

Stephen and Kevin tackle a fan’s Formspring suggestion, the frickin’ Moderny film “The Sunset Limited,” starring two stereotypes having a conversation about suicide. Hooray!

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Episode 120: Intellectual Simulation

Kevin and Stephen attempt to construct a solid introduction to post-structuralism and deconstruction… in STEREO.

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Episode 112: Titles Don’t Really Matter

Synecdoche: New York punches Stephen and Kevin in the brain, sending them into passionate elucidations on this strange and wonderful world

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Episode 094: Justice on Trial

To quote a tired but relevant saying, we like to believe that “our courts are the great levelers.” They exist to ensure that criminals be punished, that the innocent are heard, that justice be done for one and all. But every once in a while someone goes through our courts and gets away with murder. […]

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