Carrie Jenkins

In this thought-provoking discussion, Carrie Jenkins, a Professor of Philosophy at the University of British Columbia and author of "Sad Love," challenges traditional views of romantic love. She argues for a broader understanding that includes the complexities of sadness and personal growth. They explore the illusion of romantic love, advocate for non-monogamy, and stress the importance of emotional honesty. By redefining love beyond mere happiness, they spotlight the value of diverse relationships and meaningful connections in our lives.

Carrie Jenkins, a philosophy professor at the University of British Columbia and author of 'Sad Love,' discusses the complexity of romantic love. She challenges the traditional view that love is solely about happiness, advocating for a broader understanding that includes struggle and emotional depth. The conversation delves into the idea of love as a collective journey, emphasizing mutual support and the importance of personal freedom within relationships. Jenkins also explores the philosophical implications of non-monogamous love, highlighting its potential for personal growth.

Join Carrie Jenkins, a philosophy professor and author, along with economics expert Marina Adshade, men's health advocate John Oliffe, and writer Mandy Lee Catron, as they tackle Canada's loneliness epidemic. They discuss how social isolation threatens public health and explore the impacts of modern life on connection. Topics like the importance of community ties, the nuances of eudaimonia, and the unique challenges men face in forming relationships come to the forefront. Expect a deep dive into the pressing need for meaningful conversations and a reimagined sense of belonging.