The Karl Schudt Show

Chesterton explains St. Thomas Aquinas' philosophy of Being, and takes shot at nominalists, evolutionists, and other villains. Chapters 1-6 have been also recorded. Look for the earlier episodes!

The Intellectual Life by A.G. Sertillanges was important to John Senior. Perhaps we should look at it together? I also talk a bit more about space marines and artificial intelligence.

AIs and LLMs do not understand anything. Listen and find out why everyone is wrong about AI.

Continuation of my reading of Chesterton's biography and reflection on St. Thomas Aquinas. This is part 6, and focuses on his common-sense philosophy as opposed to Hegel or Berkely.

Explore the art of note-taking and discover how it blends traditional methods with cutting-edge AI tools. Delve into the intersection of memory, courage, and the joy of literature. Reflect on the ethical implications of AI as it relates to human thought processes. Gain insights from spiritual reflections that guide decision-making. Learn how structured approaches to learning can enhance your philosophical discussions and personal growth.

I talk about what I think philosophy is, and how it is a useless profession. Also, this episode was live-streamed on Instagram @schudt_strength.

A very special episode wherein I talk about strength training. How should you do it? Should you get a coach? You can find me here.

Dear Listeners, this is a talk I gave to our church group about the wonderful Great Canon, an athletic masterpiece of biblical scholarship, hymnography, and repentence. I thought you might like it.

Also, the purpose of writing history, and a little bit of Scriabin talk.

Chesterton delves deeper into the character of St. Thomas Aquinas, born a great aristocrat with immense natural gifts, but the humblest of saints.