Tag Archive > games

Episode 135: Think Pushers

Old friend Greg Briley joins Kevin and Stephen to discuss ancient Soviet gamification and the core concepts of Marxism. Also, puppies full of candy.

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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 114: Wikissori

The Bad Philosophers tackle education once again. Can Ken Robinson, Montessori schools, and John Dortmunder save the day?

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Episode 110: Good Enough

One of BF’s largest panels ever dives into the moral choices in contemporary video games like The Old Republic and Skyrim.

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Episode 095: Con Artists

Conventions! In the geek world the idea of them is synonymous with sleepless nights, smelly hallways, and unforgettable times with friends and strangers. Recently a few of us got to experience such an adventure, Kevin Saunders at San Diego Comic Con and me, Britton Peele (of the Dallas Morning News), and Tim Poon (of Platform [...]

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