S02E04 Asad Haider

Asad Haider

Bryan Cooke and Asad Haider discuss Marxism, identity, polarization, academia, class, and emancipatory politics.

Bryan Cooke and Asad Haider discuss Marxism, identity, polarization, academia, class, and emancipatory politics.

Frank Ruda

Bryan Cooke and Frank Ruda discuss fatalism and freedom, God, nature, and psychoanalysis. Hamsters are also mentioned.

Bryan Cooke and Frank Ruda discuss fatalism and freedom, God, nature, and psychoanalysis. Hamsters are also mentioned.

S02E03 Frank Ruda

Jason Barker

Bryan Cooke and Jason Barker discuss the novel 'Marx Returns', Althusser, Capitalism and other stuff too.

Bryan Cooke and Jason Barker discuss the novel 'Marx Returns', Althusser, Capitalism and other stuff too.

S02E02 Jason Barker

Emma Black

Bryan Cooke and Emma Black drink tea to stave off the frigid air of the dialectic. Probably.

Bryan Cooke and Emma Black drink tea to stave off the frigid air of the dialectic. Probably.

S02E01 Emma Black

Jon Roffe

The one with the 12 minute introduction.

E12 Jon Roffe

Robert Boncardo

Christian Gelder

Bryan Cooke, Robert Boncardo, &amp; Christian Gelder discuss Mallarmé, Sartre, Kristeva, Tel Quel, Badiou, &amp; Rancière.

E11 Robert Boncardo &amp; Christian Gelder

Helen Johnson

Helen Johnson and Bryan Cooke discuss painting, Kant, sensus communis, politics, &amp; critique.

E10 Helen Johnson

AJ Bartlett

Bryan Cooke and Adam Bartlett discuss Plato, education, Badiou, Philosophy and more.

E09 AJ Bartlett

Emily Finlay

Bryan Cooke and Emily Finlay discuss Blanchot, language, the other, writing, possibility, and fragmentation.

E08 Emily Finlay

Mark Kelly

Bryan Cooke and Mark Kelly discuss Foucault, biopolitics, modernity, the role of the intellectual in politics, and Foucault.

E07 Mark Kelly

Interviews and panel discussions on contemporary continental philosophy, politics, art, film. Host: Bryan Cooke

The creators of this podcast know that its audio quality is horrible—they even made a joke about it at the outset of Season Two Episode One. Some ways into this episode, the audio becomes so bad that one cannot understand practically any of the dialogue. While the audio in S2E1 is uniquely bad, it isn’t much worse than that in most of the other episodes. This really has to change.
When one subtracts the bad audio, the podcast is quite wonderful, fantastic even. But the audio has become so bad as to be unbearable. While I do love this podcast, I won’t be able to endure listening to it until the audio is improved.

Wonderful podcast, infuriatingly horrible audio

Philosophy Can Ruin Your Life

Bryan Cooke and Sigi Jottkandt discuss literature, Lacan, de Man, Badiou, and Nabokov.

E04 Sigi Jottkandt

Bryan Cooke and Knox Peden discuss Spinoza, Althusser, truth, Ranciere, politics, history &amp; Davidson.

E03 Knox Peden

Janice Richardson

Bryan Cooke and Assoc Prof Janice Richardson discuss privacy, Spinoza, communication, feminism and law.

E06 Janice Richardson

Jessica Whyte

Bryan Cooke and Jess Whyte discuss Agamben, Arendt, Politics &amp; Modernity.

E02 Jessica Whyte

Oliver Feltham

Bryan Cooke and Oliver Feltham discuss Australia, theatre, Paris, Politics, Badiou, England and action.

E05 Oliver Feltham

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