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In this episode of What Should You Do?, Brennan takes us through Groundhog Day, where every day repeats itself! Without long-term consequences, is the...
More justices doesn't mean more justice. In this episode of Chapel Phil, Max Hazerjian tours the history of the US Supreme Court to examine when and h...
How we move through the world depends upon how our identity interacts with the spaces around us. This episode features the multi-talented Clay Morris...
What Should You Do?: Fake News brings back Brennan to talk about how we might interact with someone who promotes fake news. Reviewing input from Philo...
If I intentionally commit one crime, but another worse crime results, can I be held accountable? How about those that aided me? In this episode, Anna...
In this episode, Noah critiques the decision of the University Administration to send some students back in person on February 8th, a seemingly arbitr...
What Should You Do? is a new episode series on Chapel Phil, led by Brennan Maynard. Philosophers often say a lot about what other people should do, b...
Emily Rakes consults John Stuart Mill for advice on a concerning phenomenon: Anti-vaxxers endangering others in the name of "individualism". Does anti...
In this episode, Yueying debuts, referencing Nozick and Scruton's pieces on the concept of love. Forming a union and a meaningful relationship requir...
When musicians act immorally, should we still listen to their music? In this episode, Elise discusses 1. the extent to which listening is an endorsem...