Myisha Cherry chats with philosopher Chike Jeffers about africana philosophy, Ethiopian political philosophy, black life and black solidarity in Canada, and why we need black Canadian philosophy.

Myisha Cherry chats with philosopher Joel Reynolds about the stigmas and oppressions surrounding disability, technology and mortality, 'inspiration porn', and sex and disability.

Myisha Cherry chats with philosopher Kristie Dotson about ignorance, problems facing black girls, academic passing, and black feminist thought.

Myisha Cherry chats with philosopher, David McClean, on money and the philosophical life, hip-hop culture and materialism, occupy wall street, and why what happens on wall street matters to the poor.

Myisha Cherry chats with philosopher, Vanessa Wills, on marxism and its misconceptions, and what today's social movements can learn from marxist thought.

In a thought-provoking discussion, Rachel McKinnon, an Assistant Professor of Philosophy at the College of Charleston, delves into the intricacies of ally culture. She critiques common pitfalls like gaslighting and tokenism while advocating for active bystander engagement. McKinnon emphasizes the significance of elevating marginalized voices and challenges listeners to rethink who can truly be an ally. Additionally, she shares insights on the power of blogs as informative platforms and highlights essential feminist literature, showcasing the evolution of advocacy in the digital age.

Myisha Cherry chats with Philosopher, Amir Jaima, about what philosophy can learn from literature, what makes black literature so philosophically rich, Why is Toni Morrison a philosopher, and more.

Myisha Cherry chats with philosopher, Douglas Ficek about Fanon, existentialism, #BlackLivesMatter, and current day activism

Myisha Cherry chats with Philosopher, Rachel Ann McKinney about the power of words, language and police interactions, and women and the philosophical life.

This is a 3-minute "mixtape" consisting of snippets of our interview with Justin Clardy.