
AC Grayling
Philosopher and author of 'Discriminations, Making Peace in the Culture Wars'. Shares thoughts on wokeism and discrimination.
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Jun 27, 2024 • 55min
AC Grayling on philosophy and life
AC Grayling, Professor of Philosophy at Northeastern University London and author of *Philosophy and Life*, dives deep into life's big questions. He reflects on how moral perspectives have shifted through history, highlighting key figures who shaped ethics. Grayling emphasizes the role of relationships and self-reflection in living authentically and joyfully. He discusses the impact of existentialist thought on friendship and personal choices, advocating for a balanced approach to individual agency and social responsibility. Ancient philosophies also inspire a path toward personal flourishing.

Apr 22, 2025 • 34min
Russia proposes bilateral talks with Ukraine
Rajesh Merchanjani, a communications executive and journalist in D.C., shares insights on the International Monetary Fund's discussions regarding global tariffs. AC Grayling, a philosopher, debates the implications of wokeism, particularly in light of a UK Supreme Court ruling. Francis Farrell, a reporter from Kharkiv, updates listeners on the emotional impact of Russia's proposed bilateral talks with Ukraine, questioning their potential amidst ongoing aggression. The podcast also touches on cultural trends, including the rise of short pop songs influenced by platforms like TikTok.

May 10, 2021 • 43min
AC Grayling
AC Grayling, a distinguished philosopher and author, shares his insights on the dynamic landscape of knowledge and education. He emphasizes the crucial distinction between knowledge and wisdom, advocating for a reformed approach to critical thinking and inquiry. The conversation dives into how recent scientific discoveries reshaping our understanding of the universe reveal the vastness of our ignorance. Grayling also discusses how interdisciplinary perspectives can deepen our comprehension of shared human experiences, while critiquing the superficiality of modern media.