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The Philosopher's NestPaloma Morales on the Philosophy of Interpersonal RelationshipsToday we're joined Paloma Morales, a PhD student at the London School of Economics. We'll be talking about Paloma's research on the philosophy of interpersonal relationships. If you'd like to get in touch with her, you can email her at p.morales@lse.ac.uk .2025-04-2123 min
The Philosopher's NestJulian Ratcliffe on Genealogical Anxiety and Analytic and Continental PhilosophyJulian Ratcliffe is a DPhil student at the University of Oxford. We'll be talking to Julian about his research on genealogical anxiety and the distinction (or lack thereof) between analytic and contintental philosophy. If you'd like to get in touch with Julian, you can reach him at julian.ratcliffe@philosophy.ox.ac.uk, you can find him on twitter at @OxCritTheorist, and you can read his article Genealogy: A Conceptual Map in the European Journal of Philosophy.
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The Philosopher's NestImogen Rivers on Law, Philosophy, and AI EthicsImogen Rivers is a DPhil student at the University of Oxford. We'll be talking about how Imogen balances her DPhil alongside a Graduate Diploma in Law and her challenge-based approach to AI Ethics. If you'd like to get in touch with Imogen, you can reach her at imogen.rivers@philosophy.ox.ac.uk.
Music credit: @progressivaudio2025-03-1228 minThe Philosopher's NestSophie Nelson on the Nature of Consciousness and Applying to PhDs from a SLACToday we're joined by Sophie Nelson, a PhD student at New York University. We’ll be talking about Sophie’s advice for applying to PhDs from a SLAC undergraduate education, and her research on consciousness. If you’d like to get in touch with Sophie, you can reach her at srn9351@nyu.edu, and you can find her profile and publications on PhilPeople.
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The Philosopher's NestHelen Han Wei Luo on Ethics as EtiquetteToday we're joined by Helen Han Wei Luo, a PhD student at Columbia University. We’ll be talking about Helen's journey to academic philosophy as well as her research on the relationship between ethics and etiquette. If you’d like to get in touch with Helen, you can reach her at hl3631@columbia.edu.
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This podcast is powered by Pinecast.2025-01-2727 minThe Philosopher's NestGabriella Hulsey on Moral Criticism and the Mystification of Professional PhilosophyToday we're joined by Gabriella Hulsey, a PhD student at the University of Chapel Hill, North Carolina. We’ll be talking about Gabriella’s thoughts on the mystificaiton of professional philosophy, as well as her research on moral criticism. If you’d like to get in touch with Gabriella, you can reach her at grh@live.unc.edu.
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This podcast is powered by Pinecast.2025-01-0625 minThe Philosopher's NestPablo Hubacher Haerle on the Irrationality of OCD
Today we're joined by Pablo Hubacher Haerle, a PhD student at the University of Cambridge. We’ll be talking about Pablo’s research on the irrationality of OCD. Pablo’s article “Is OCD Epistemically Irrational?” was published in Philosophy, Psychiatry and Psychology in 2023. If you’d like to get in touch with Pablo, you can reach him at pablo.hubacher@icloud.com.
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This podcast is powered by Pinecast.2024-12-1623 minThe Philosopher's NestDavid Harmon on Spinozan Metaphysics, Why Anything Exists, and the Diversity Reading List InitiativeToday we're joined by David Harmon, a PhD student at the University of St Andrews. We’ll be talking about David’s research on Spinoza’s metaphysics, David's ruminations upon why anything exists, and the Diversity Reading List initiative. If you’d like to get in touch with David, you can reach him at dh212@st-andrews.ac.uk or follow him on twitter at @1part_harmony.
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The Philosopher's NestJessica Pohlmann on the Metaphysics of Spacetime and Editorial Assistantship at AJPJessica Pohlmann is a PhD candidate at Rutgers University. We'll be talking about her research in the philosophy of science, quantum gravity, the metaphysics of space-time, and her work as an editorial assistant for the Australasian Journal of Philosophy. If you'd like to get in touch with Jessica, you can reach her at jessica.pohlmann@rutgers.edu.
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This podcast is powered by Pinecast.2024-11-0423 minThe Philosopher's NestShmuel Gomes on Teaching Soft Skills, Moral Patiency, and the Relationship between Judaism and PhilosophyShmuel Gomes is a PhD candidate at the University of California, Riverside. We'll be talking about Shmuel's thoughts on the importance of teaching soft skills to undergraduates, his research on moral patiency (are pens moral patients?), and the relationship between Judaism and his academic work. If you'd like to get in touch with Shmuel, you can reach him at shmuel.gomes@email.ucr.edu or check out his website at www.shmuelgomes.com/.
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This podcast is powered by Pinecast.2024-10-1423 minThe Philosopher's NestEmily Slome on Moral Testimony Pessimism and Evolutionary DebunkingEmily Slome was a PhD candidate at the University of Boulder, Colorado. We'll be talking about how summer camp inspired her to study philosophy, as well as her research on moral testimony pessimism. If you'd like to get in touch with Emily, you can reach her at Emily.slome@colorado.edu or check out her website at https://sites.google.com/view/emilyslome .
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This podcast is powered by Pinecast.2024-09-2322 minThe Philosopher's NestKathleen Murphy-Hollies on Confabulation, UBirmingham, and the Philosophy GardenToday we're joined by Kathleen Murphy-Hollies who was, until very recently, a PhD candidate at the University of Birmingham. We'll be talking about her experiences finishing the PhD while beginning her postdoc, her research on confabulation, and her project the Philosophy Garden.
If you'd like to get in touch with Kathleen, you can reach her at k.l.murphy-hollies@bham.ac.uk, or get in touch through Twitter or Bluesky at @kmurphyhollies on both.
Music credit: @progressivaudio2024-09-0220 minThe Philosopher's NestEnd of Season AnnouncementThanks for listening to the second season of The Philosopher’s Nest. We’ve really enjoyed interviewing these brilliant up-and-coming philosophers and learning about their unique research areas and personal experiences with the discipline.
The first episode of season 3 will be released on the first Monday of September. As usual, each season will consist of 13 tri-weekly episodes followed by a 13-week summer break. Thanks again for listening, and we’ll look forward to seeing you in September.
Music credit: @progressivaudio2024-05-3100 minThe Philosopher's NestBonus Episode! What's the Most Underrated Part of Doing a PhD?
In this third bonus episode of The Philosopher's Nest, we've asked each of our last 12 guests the same question, and we've compiled each of these answers into a single episode.
We'll be hearing 12 Philosophy PhD students answer: "What's the most underrated part of doing a PhD?"
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The Philosopher's NestJoe Schmid on Existential Inertia, Psychophysical Harmony and Book-PublishingJoe Schmid is a PhD student at Princeton University. We'll be talking about Joseph's Christian upbringing and how it brought him to philosophy, what he thinks the best argument is for theism and the best argument against it. We also discuss how he got his 2023 book 'Existential Inertia and Classical Theistic Proofs' published. Joe is also the host of the very popular Majesty of Reason YouTube channel and a blog by the same name.
If you'd like to find out more about his work, check out his website www.josephschmid.com and you can get in touch...2024-04-2228 min
The Philosopher's NestDavid Domínguez on the Zetetic Turn and Philosophy in SpainDavid Domínguez is a PhD candidate at the Complutense University of Madrid. We'll be talking about David's experiences as a schoolteacher in philosophy as well as his doctoral research on the Zetetic turn in epistemology. If you'd like to get in touch with David, you can reach him via email at davdom04@ucm.es and you can also read his publications linked on his PhilPapers profile.
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The Philosopher's NestCindy Friedman on Humanoid Robots and Ubuntu EthicsToday we’re joined by Cindy Friedman, a PhD candidate at Utrecht University. We’ll be talking about Cindy's work on the ethics of humanoid robots and ubuntu ethics. If you'd like to get in touch with Cindy, you can reach her at c.friedman@uu.nl or on LinkedIn and ResearchGate.
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Music credit: @progressivaudio2024-02-1924 minThe Philosopher's NestKenny Novis on Podcasting, Marxism, and Spinoza
Today we're joined by Kenny Novis, a DPhil candidate at the University of Oxford. We'll be talking about Kenny's experiences podcasting with Zer0 Books and Repeater Media, his research on Marxism, as well as his research on Spinoza. If you'd like to get in touch with Kenny, you can reach him via email at kenneth.novis@gmail.com, or on Twitter at @saditious.
Music credit: @progressivaudio2024-01-2922 minThe Philosopher's NestMadeleine Parkinson on Erotic Love and Beauty in PlatoToday we're going to be joined by Madeleine Parkinson, a DPhil candidate at The University of Oxford. We'll be talking about how Madeleine grew up in a philosophy household, her research on erotic love and beauty, and her thoughts on the admissions process in the UK and the US.
Music credit: @progressivaudio2024-01-0821 minThe Philosopher's NestCayla Clinkenbeard on Trust, Knowledge, and Publishing in Topical CollectionsCayla Clinkenbeard is a PhD candidate at the New School for Social Research. We'll be talking about Cayla's doctoral research on trust and epistemic responsibility, as well as her experiences publishing an article in a topical collection. If you'd like to get in touch with Cayla, you can reach out to her via email at clinc719@newschool.edu.
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The Philosopher's NestFacundo Rodriguez on Kant's Interpersonal Philosophy and the History of PhilosophyFacundo Rodriguez is a PhD candidate at the University of Cambridge. We'll be talking about Facundo's background in philosophy, the 'interpersonal' side of Kant's moral philosophy and the value of the history of philosophy. If you'd like to get in touch with Facundo, you can find him on:
Twitter: @frodriguezx2
E-mail: fr374@cam.ac.uk
Website: www.facundorodriguez.site
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Music credit: @progressivaudio2023-11-0624 minThe Philosopher's NestDanny Wardle on the Proposed Redundancies at ACU, Social Ontology, and Research MastersToday we're going to be joined by Danny Wardle, a PhD student at The Dianoia Institute at the Australian Catholic University. We'll be talking about Danny’s experience undertaking a research master's, his work on social ontology, and his view from the inside on the proposed redundancies at ACU. If you'd like to get in touch with Danny, you can follow him on Twitter at @maximalworm or on BlueSky at dannywardle.org.
Music credit: @progressivaudio2023-10-1628 minThe Philosopher's NestDeclan O'Gara on University as a First-Gen Student, Moral Error Theory, and Running WiP SeminarsToday we're joined by Declan O’Gara, a PhD student at The University of Edinburgh. We'll be talking about Declan’s experience of the PhD life as a student from a working class background, his research on the provocative moral error theory, and his experiences running a work-in-progress seminar. If you'd like to get in touch with Declan, you can DM him on his Twitter account @Declan_OGara, or email him at s2184877@ed.ac.uk.
Music credit: @progressivaudio2023-09-2531 minThe Philosopher's NestNicholas Drake on Self-Sufficiency, the Aim(s) of Philosophy, and Measuring Wellbeing
Today we're going to be joined by Nicholas Drake, a PhD student at The Australian National University. We'll be talking about Nicholas' previous self-sufficient life in the forest, his thoughts on the aim of philosophy, and his research on government measures of national wellbeing. If you'd like to get in touch with Nicholas, you can email him at nicholas.drake@anu.edu.au, and you can read more about his research on his website: www.nicholasdrake.org.
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The Philosopher's NestEnd of Season AnnouncementThanks for listening to the first season of The Philosopher’s Nest. We’ve really enjoyed interviewing these brilliant up-and-coming philosophers and learning about their unique research areas and personal experiences with the discipline.
The first episode of season 2 will be released on the first Monday of September. Going forward, each season will consist of 13 tri-weekly episodes followed by a 13-week summer break. Thanks again for listening, and we’ll look forward to seeing you in September.
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The Philosopher's NestBonus Episode! What Grad Students Wish They'd Known About Doing a PhDIn this second special bonus episode of The Philosopher's Nest, we've asked each of our last 12 guests the same question, and we've compiled each of these answers into a single episode.
We'll be hearing the following 12 Philosophy PhD students answer this question: "What do you know now that you wish you knew when you started your PhD?"
Linds Whittaker, University of Washington (S01E20)
Dario Vaccaro, University of Tenessee, Knoxville (S01E21)
Cara-Julie Kather, Leuphana University of Lüneberg (S01E22)
Logan Mitchell, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill (S01E23)
Sophie Gibert, MIT (S01E...2023-05-2217 minThe Philosopher's NestElliott Thornley on Population Ethics, Global Catastrophic Risks, and Writing an Integrated Thesis
Today we're going to be joined by Elliott Thornley, a DPhil student at the University of Oxford. We'll be talking about Elliott’s work on population ethics and global priorities research, as well as his thoughts on writing an integrated thesis rather than a monograph thesis. If, after listening, you'd like to get in touch with Elliott, you can find his email address on his website: www.elliott-thornley.com, and you can follow him on twitter at @ElliottThornley.
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Music credit: @progressivaudio2023-05-0821 minThe Philosopher's NestDeryn Thomas on Farming in Montana, PhD Vivas, and the Philosophy of Work
Today we're going to be joined by Deryn Thomas, a PhD student at the University of St Andrews. We'll be talking about Deryn's work farming in Montana, her recent viva (PhD defence), and her work on the philosophy of work. If, after listening, you'd like to get in touch, you can email Deryn at dmt8@st-andrews.ac.uk.
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The Philosopher's NestElizabeth Cantalamessa on Wyoming, Adjuncting, and HumorElizabeth Cantalamessa is a PhD student at the University of Miami. We'll be talking about Elizabeth's background in philosophy, her time in Wyoming, her stint as an adjunct professor before commencing her doctoral studies, and, of course, her doctoral research in the philosophy of humour. If, after listening, you would like to get in touch with Elizabeth, you can email her at eac164@miami.edu.
Music credit: @progressivaudio2023-04-1026 minThe Philosopher's NestLevin Güver on the Boundaries between Law and Philosophy, Picking a Good Supervisor, and Intention in Law
Today we're going to be joined by Levin Güver, a PhD student at University College London. We'll be talking about Levin’s segue from a career in law to academic philosophy and his research on action and intention in the philosophy of law. If, after listening, you'd like to find out more about Levin’s work, you can find his website at www.levinguever.com, or you can get in touch at levin.guever@gmail.com.
Factual error: at 5:54, Kyle refers to Levin doing a PhD in philosophy. In fact, Levin is doing a PhD i...2023-03-2723 minThe Philosopher's NestJack Symes on The Panpsycast, the Evil God Challenge, and Stephen Fry
Jack Symes is a PhD student at Durham University, producer and co-host of The Panpsycast, and editor of the Talking about Philosophy book series. We'll be talking about Jack's thoughts on and experiences in public philosophy and his doctoral research on the evil God challenge. Click here to find out more about Jack's book series: Talking about Philosophy.
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The Philosopher's NestAlice Harberd on Classics, Civil Service, and the Value of ArtAlice Harberd is a PhD student at the University College London. We'll be talking about Alice's background in classics, her aesthetics experiences (or lack thereof)in the civil services and her research on the value of art.
Her email: alice.harberd.19@ucl.ac.uk
Her website: https://www.aliceharberd.com/
https://aestheticsforbirds.com/
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The Philosopher's NestKerry Langsdale on Time and Self-Funded PhDsKerry Langsdale is a PhD student at the Uni of Nottingham. We'll be talking about Kerry's background transitioning from the private sector to a PhD in philosophy, her experiences as a self-funded PhD student and her work, both public-facing and academic, on the philosophy of time. Kerry is always open to new collaborations and ideas, especially on her interdisciplinary project, the art of time. You can find more details on her website: www.kerrylangsdale.co.uk/collaborations or email her at kerry.langsdale@nottingham.ac.uk .
Music credit: @progressivaudio2023-02-0630 minThe Philosopher's NestSophie Gibert on the Ethics of Influencing Others and Teaching as a PhD Student
Today we're going to be joined by Sophie Gibert, a PhD student at MIT. We'll be talking about Sophie’s background transitioning from medicine to philosophy, her doctoral research on the ethics of influencing the behaviour of others, and her thoughts and experiences on the teaching side of things. If, after listening, you'd like to get in touch with Sophie, you can email her at sgibert@mit.edu, and you can read more about Sophie’s research on her website: www.sophiegibert.com.
Music credit: @progressivaudio2023-01-2327 minThe Philosopher's NestLogan Mitchell on PhD Admissions Waitlists and the Ethics of Mindfulness
Today we're going to be joined by Logan Mitchell, a PhD student at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. We'll be talking about Logan’s segue from a career in musical theatre to academic philosophy and their research on mindfulness as it relates to moral philosophy and moral psychology. If, after listening, you'd like to get in touch with Logan, you can email them at lmitchell@unc.edu.
Music credit: @progressivaudio2023-01-0928 minThe Philosopher's NestCara-Julie Kather on Philosophy in non-Philosophy Departments, Feminism and Mathematics, and Sexual Harrassment in AcademiaToday we're going to be joined by Cara-Julie Kather, a PhD student at the Leuphana University of Lüneburg. We'll be talking about Cara's experiences doing philosophy in a cultural studies department, her feminist take on the epistemic practices of mathematics, and her thoughts on sexual harrassment and violence in academia. If, after listening, you'd like to get in touch with Cara, you can email her at carajulie.kather@gmail.com, or you can follow her on Twitter: @CaraKather.
Music credit: @progressivaudio2022-12-1926 minThe Philosopher's NestDario Vaccaro on Analytic versus Continental Philosophy and Reliability in KnowledgeDario Vaccaro is a PhD student at the University of Tennessee in Knoxville. We'll be talking about Dario's thoughts on fundamentality and how that brought him to philosophy, the difference between the analytic and continental styles of philosophy, and his research on knowledge and reliability. If, after listening, you'd like to get in touch with Dario, you can email him at: dvaccar1@vols.utk.edu.
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Find out more at http://www.philosophersnest.com2022-11-2823 minThe Philosopher's NestLinds Whittaker on PhD Admissions Data and Pet Food Ethics
Today we're going to be joined by Linds Whittaker, a PhD student at the University of Washington. We'll be talking about Linds’ thoughts on the admissions process and his valuable work on the admissions spreadsheet, as well as his innovative research on pet food ethics. If, after listening, you'd like to get in touch with Linds, you can drop him an email at lmwhitta@uw.edu.
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Find out more at http://www.philosophersnest.com2022-11-1424 min
The Philosopher's NestBonus Episode! Advice for Students Applying for PhDs in PhilosophyIn this special bonus episode of The Philosopher’s Nest, we’ve asked each of our last 12 guests the same question, and we’ve compiled each of these answers into a single episode.
We’ll be hearing the following 12 Philosophy PhD students answer this question: “What advice would you give to students who are thinking of applying to PhD programmes in Philosophy?”.
Alexandra Gustafson, University of Toronto (S01E07)
Riana Popat, University of Nottingham (S01E08)
Emily Lawson, University of British Columbia (S01E09)
Jack Beaulieu, University of Toronto (S01E10)
Casey Landers, University of Miami (S01E1...2022-10-3114 min
The Philosopher's NestLorenzo Elijah on an Eventful Lockdown, Duties to Obey the Law, and Good MentorsLorenzo Elijah is a PhD student at the University of Oxford. We'll be talking about Lorenzo's pre-philosophical background, his research on political obligation and why we should obey the law, and his thoughts on the importance of mentors and community while doing a PhD. If, after listening, you'd like to get in touch with Lorenzo, you can find email him at: lorenzo.elijah@philosophy.ox.ac.uk.
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Find out more at http://www.philosophersnest.com2022-10-1721 min
The Philosopher's NestAtay Kozlovski on Swiss PhDs, Values, and ParityToday we're going to be joined by Atay Kozlovski, a PhD student at the University of Zurich. We'll be talking about Atay's pre-philosophical background, his experiences at a Swiss university, his research into the notion of 'parity of values' and its practical implications too. If, after listening, you'd like to get in touch with Atay, you can drop him an email at Ataykoz@gmail.com.
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Find out more at http://www.philosophersnest.com2022-10-0333 minThe Philosopher's NestMitchell Barrington on Advice for Applying to Grad Philosophy Programmes
Today we're going to be joined by Mitchell Barrington, a PhD student at the University of Southern California. Mitchell had some interesting experiences going through 2 rounds of the graduate admissions cycle before ending up at USC, so he’s agreed to come on the show to talk about his experiences, what did and didn’t work for him, and his advice for prospective graduate applicants. If, after listening, you'd like to get in touch with Mitchell, you can find add him on Facebook at www.facebook.com/mhbarrington, or you can drop him an email at mitchell.barr...2022-09-1921 min
The Philosopher's NestLysette Chaproniere on Blindness in Academia and the Philosophy of Disability and EnhancementLysette Chaproniere is a PhD student at the University of Glasgow. We'll be talking about primarily about her experiences navigating disability in academia and her research on the relationship between disability and human enhancement. If, after listening, you'd like to find out more about Lysette’s work you can find her website at www.lysettechaproniere.com, or you can email her at lysette@lysettechaproniere.com.
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Find out more at http://www.philosophersnest.com2022-09-0500 min
The Philosopher's NestEli Benjamin Israel on Moving to the US, Kant and the Sublime, and Interdisciplinary Public PhilosophyEli Benjamin Israel is a PhD student at Temple University. We'll be talking about his experiences moving to the US as an international student with a family, his research on Kant and the sublime, and his work putting together interdisciplinary public philosophy events. If, after listening, you'd like to find out more about Eli’s work you can find his website at www.eli-benjamin.com, or you can email him at elibenjamin@temple.edu.
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Find out more at http://www.philosophersnest.com2022-08-2221 min
The Philosopher's NestMary Peterson on Spinoza and Sexual Harassment in AcademiaMary Peterson is a PhD student at the University of Hamburg. We'll be talking about her research on Spinoza and free will, as well as her thoughts on the problem of sexual harassment in academia. If, after listening, you'd like to get in touch with Mary, you can email her at: Mary.Peterson@studium.Uni-Hamburg.de
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Find out more at http://www.philosophersnest.com2022-08-0815 minThe Philosopher's NestMira Hannegard on Swedish PhD Programmes, Social Epistemology, and Quitting Her PhD
Today we're going to be joined by Mira Hannegard,a former PhD student at the University of Uppsala. We'll be talking about her experiences as a graduate student at a Swedish PhD programme, her research on social epistemology and mansplaining, as well as her decision to quit her PhD programme. If, after listening, you'd like to get in touch with Mira, you can email her at hannegardmvl@gmail.com.
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Find out more at http://www.philosophersnest.com2022-07-2519 min
The Philosopher's NestCasey Landers on Parenting during the PhD, Perception, and the Job MarketCasey Landers is a PhD student soon to graduate from the University of Miami. We'll be talking about her experiences raising a family as a graduate student, her research on the philosophy of perception and its relation to sexism, and going on the academic job market. If, after listening, you'd like to get in touch with Casey, you can email her at caseyleelanders@gmail.com.
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Find out more at http://www.philosophersnest.com2022-07-1128 minThe Philosopher's NestJack Beaulieu on Sanskrit Philosophy and Neurodiversity
Jack Beaulieu is a PhD student at the University of Toronto. We'll be talking primarily about his research in Sanskrit philosophy, advice on publishing in non-western philosophical traditions, and neurodiversity in the field of philosophy. If, after listening, you’d like to get in touch with Jack, you can email him at jack.beaulieu@mail.utoronto.ca.
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Find out more at http://www.philosophersnest.com2022-06-2700 min
The Philosopher's NestEmily Lawson on Indian Philosophy, Death, and ImaginationEmily Lawson is a PhD student at the University of British Columbia. We'll be talking primarily about her research in Indian philosophy and its relationship to Western Philosophy with respect to the philosophy of imagination and the philosophy of death. If, after listening, you’d like to get in touch with Emily, you can email her at emlawson@student.ubc.ca or you can follow her on Twitter @emilylawsonpoet.
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Find out more at http://www.philosophersnest.com2022-06-1323 min
The Philosopher's NestRiana Popat on Outreach, Mental Health and Metaethics, and the Value of PhilosophyToday we're joined by Riana Popat, a PhD student at the University of Nottingham. We’ll be talking about her experiences in teaching and particularly in outreach, her research on the relationship between metaethics and mental health, and her thoughts on the value of philosophy. If, after listening, you’d like to get in touch with Riana, you can email her at riana.popat@nottingham.ac.uk. We also have a transcript available here if you want to read along.
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Find out more at http://www.philosophersnest.com2022-06-0600 minThe Philosopher's NestAlexandra Gustafson on Love, Public Philosophy, and Disabilities in AcademiaAlexandra Gustafson is a graduate philosophy student at the University of Toronto. We’ll be talking about Alexandra's work on the philosophy of love, her experiences writing public philosophy, and her thoughts on managing and accommodating disabilities in academia. If, after listening, you’d like to get in touch with Alexandra, you can email her at a.gustafson@mail.utoronto.ca, and Alexandra is also active on Twitter at @alexxguss.
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Find out more at http://www.philosophersnest.com2022-05-0900 min
The Philosopher's NestTomy Ames on Taking Time Out of Academia, Aphantasia, and Interdisciplinary PhD ProgramsTomy Ames is a graduate student in the Philosophy, Neuroscience and Psychology (PNP) program at Washington University in St Louis (WUSTL). We’ll be talking about Tomy’s transition from a career in business to graduate philosophy, his experiences in the PNP program at WUSTL, and his research on aphantasia and episodic memory. If, after listening, you’d like to get in touch with Tomy, you can find his email address listed on his website: www.tomyames.com, and Tomy is also active on Twitter at @tomyames.
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The Philosopher's NestVirginie Simoneau-Gilbert on Animal Ethics, Rhodes Scholarships, and Public PhilosophyVirginie Simoneau-Gilbert is a graduate philosophy student at the University of Oxford. We’ll be talking about her research in animal ethics, applying for a Rhodes Scholarship, and her experiences with public philosophy. If, after listening, you'd like to get in touch with Virginie, you can find her email address listed on her website: www.virginiesimoneaugilbert.com.
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Find out more at http://www.philosophersnest.com2022-04-1116 min
The Philosopher's NestEric Shoemaker on Grad Life at UToronto, Political Random Selection, and Philosophy ConferencesEric Shoemaker is a graduate student at the University of Toronto. We’ll be talking about Eric’s background in philosophy and his extensive experience presenting at conferences, as well as his research on random selection in democratic representation. If, after listening, you’d like to get in touch with Eric, you can reach him at eric.shoemaker@mail.utoronto.ca.
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Find out more at http://www.philosophersnest.com2022-03-2824 min
The Philosopher's NestEmma Curran on Doing 'Less than Best' and the Practical Relevance of Philosophy
Emma Curran is a graduate philosophy student at the University of Cambridge. Her research focuses on the ethics of 'doing less than best' and how that maps onto our obligations to future people. In this episode, we discuss her research as well as her views on the practical relevance of philosophy.
You can learn more about Emma's research on her website www.emmajcurran.co.uk or get in contact at ejc97@cam.ac.uk.
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Find out more at http://www.philosophersnest.com2022-03-1423 min
The Philosopher's NestJen Semler on AI, Icelandic Studies, Women in Philosophy, and PublishingJen Semler is a graduate philosophy student at the University of Oxford. Jen's research is focussed on the moral status of AI and population ethics. In this episode, we discuss Jen's work on AI and moral agency, her experiences studying Medieval Icelandic Literature, her experiences as a woman in philosophy, and her thoughts on publishing as an incoming graduate student.
You can find Jen at www.jensemler.com, on Twitter at @jensemler, or via email at jen.semler@philosophy.ox.ac.uk.
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Find out more at http://www.philosophersnest.com2022-03-1418 min
The Philosopher's NestJordan Scott on Applying to UK & US Grad Programs, Race, and Publishing
Jordan Scott is a graduate philosophy student at Rutgers University. Jordan's research is focussed on the philosophy of race, epistemic normativity, and the relationship between the two. In this episode, we discuss Jordan's experiences as a British student studying in the USA, his work on defining racism, and his experiences publishing in Analysis as a first-year graduate student.
If you want to get in touch with Jordan, you can find his email address listed on the graduate students page on the Rutgers Philosophy website.
Find out more at http://www.philosophersnest.com2022-03-1424 minThe Philosopher's NestTrailerThe Philosopher's Nest is a podcast dedicated to showcasing the work, insights, and experiences of graduate students in philosophy. This podcast is generously supported by the Faculty of Philosophy at the University of Oxford and Linacre College, Oxford.
Find out more at http://www.philosophersnest.com2022-03-1400 min