Ep. #63: Curiosity Is Political, with Perry Zurn PhD

Perry Zurn, a philosophy professor at American University, passionately argues that curiosity is inherently political. He discusses how curiosity can challenge societal norms and power structures, particularly in movements for prison reform and transgender rights. Zurn emphasizes the necessity of diverse voices in education to foster genuine change. He also portrays curiosity as a catalyst for social justice, advocating for innovative practices in learning that empower students. With engaging metaphors, he encourages listeners to see curiosity as a dynamic force in their lives.