

A Philosopher & Ethicist Process This Election
10 snips Nov 8, 2024
Aaron Simmons, an Associate Professor of Philosophy at Furman University, and Kevin Carnahan, a Professor of Philosophy and Religion at Central Methodist University, engage in a profound conversation about the recent election. They explore complex themes like burnout, the importance of empathy, and the urgency of cross-tribal dialogue. The duo navigates the intersections of politics and ethics, revealing the interplay of societal anxieties and voter motivations. Their hopeful outlook encourages listeners to foster compassion and resilience in challenging times.
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Intro
00:00 • 3min
Navigating Humor and Ethics in Education and Politics
02:40 • 23min
Exploring Dietrich Bonhoeffer: An Invitation to Learn and Discover
25:19 • 3min
Navigating Cynicism and Class Anxiety in Political Discourse
27:54 • 5min
The Rise of Authoritarian Movements and Societal Burnout
33:05 • 9min
Voter Motivations and Complexities
41:50 • 32min
Navigating Inclusive Dialogue and Political Responsibility
01:13:33 • 19min
Confronting Political Truths in Faith Communities
01:32:23 • 8min
Finding Hope and Courage in Adversity
01:40:33 • 5min