Tad DeLay

Tad DeLay, a philosopher focused on political philosophy and climate, dives deep into the roots of democratic decline and how Plato's insights remain relevant today. He explores why people crave servitude, the connection between historical democratic movements and our current crises, and critiques the power dynamics of billionaire oligarchs like Peter Thiel. The conversation touches on the normalization of violence, social media's fake happiness, and the urgent need to revive shame about dishonesty as a political virtue, painting a complex yet oddly hopeful picture of our times.

Author Tad DeLay discusses expanding the definition of climate denial, the Left's oversight in climate change conversations, and the harm caused by inaction. Topics include the impact of capitalism on climate crisis, challenges of decarbonization, and the link between climate change and barbarism.

Tad DeLay is a thoughtful author and PhD candidate who dives deep into the realms of psychoanalysis and theology. He explores how concepts from Freud and Lacan challenge traditional beliefs, revealing the complexities of divine and human identity. The discussion touches on the evolution of personal beliefs, feelings of alienation from God, and the impact of societal expectations. A captivating narrative about Charles Peace highlights the struggle between genuine faith and dogma, offering profound insights into belief and morality.