The Canadian Philosophy Show

The Canadian Philosophy Show is a radio program and podcast that was founded as “Spring Forward” in 2017 by students at Vancouver Island University, Nanaimo, BC, in conjunction with CHLY campus-community radio. The Canadian Philosophy Show is currently produced by students from Vancouver Island University and Simon Fraser University, with participation from other Canadian students and authoritative community members. We explore issues of classical and modern philosophy, including contemporary scientific, political, and ethical issues. The radio program is broadcast on CHLY (Nanaimo) each Monday at noon PT on 101.7 FM and streaming at https://www.chly.ca/; and on CJSF (Burnaby BC) each Thursday at 9 AM PT on 90.1 FM and streaming at https://cjsf.ca/contents/cjsf-901fm. Email us at: hello@philosophyshow.ca

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Episodes

Monday Apr 24, 2023

Foundations of existentialism
Thinkers:KierkegaardNietzsche
Engagement vs. Detachment
 
Recorded 22 April 2023
Show hosted by:
Tagen Marshall (Vancouver Island University)https://ca.linkedin.com/in/tagen-marshall-330272205
Brandon Brownlee
Aaron Wang (Vancouver Island University)
Mihai Covaser (University of British Columbia)

Monday Apr 24, 2023

Kierkegaard, Nietzsche, Heidegger, and "Our Town" by Thornton Wilder. Anger and Forgiveness: Resentment, Generosity, Justice.
"The strength and weakness of the existentialist is either that he is so filled with existential dread that he is never able to find a life of human flourishing and self-actualize. The other is that one can be so isolated from one's concept of self that one never realizes their own existence." 
Recorded 14 April 2023
Show hosted by:
Tagen Marshall (Vancouver Island University)https://ca.linkedin.com/in/tagen-marshall-330272205
Brandon Brownlee
Aaron Wang (Vancouver Island University)
Mihai Covaser (University of British Columbia)

Tuesday Apr 11, 2023

Conclusions on Philosophies of Progress
Introducing some ideas from the 20th and 21st centuries; and concluding thoughts on the series on philosophies of progress.
Show hosted by Aaron Wang.
Recorded 10 April 2023
Brandon Brownlee
Tagen Marshall (Vancouver Island University)https://ca.linkedin.com/in/tagen-marshall-330272205
Aaron Wang (Vancouver Island University)

Monday Apr 03, 2023

A discussion on the criticisms of philosophies of progress.
Recorded 2 April 2023
Hale Rothery (Vancouver Island University)
Aaron Wang (Vancouver Island University)
Brandon Brownlee (Vancouver Island University)
 

Monday Mar 27, 2023

The show will have two main focuses. The theoretical focus will be on what our obligations to the needy are, and who those needy people might actually be. A more empirical focus will be on what is actually the most effective or realistic way to help those in need.
Recorded 20 March 2023
Aaron Wang (Vancouver Island University
Hale Rothery (Vancouver Island University)
 

Monday Mar 20, 2023

A discussion and reframing of absolute prohibitions in virtue ethics by Jeremy Reid. Show hosted by Mihai Covaser.
Recorded 18 March2023
Mihai Covaser
Tagen Marshall (Vancouver Island University)https://ca.linkedin.com/in/tagen-marshall-330272205
Aaron Wang (Vancouver Island University)

Tuesday Mar 14, 2023

Is western science biased against indigenous knowledge?
An example is given where ancient indigenous oral tradition is verified as correct only after painstaking scientific research. Was indigenous knowledge discounted? Excerpts from CBC Television:  Walking With Ancients (The Nature of Things).
 
Recorded 12 February 2023
Aaron Wang (Vancouver Island University)
Michael Robert Caditz (University of British Columbia): michael@thirdtransition.media

Monday Mar 06, 2023

A continued discussion on Enlightenment ideas of progress.
 
Recorded 5 March 2023
Aaron Wang (Vancouver Island University)
Michael Robert Caditz (University of British Columbia): michael@thirdtransition.media

Monday Feb 27, 2023

A continued discussion on Enlightenment ideas of progress.
 
Recorded 26 February 2023
Aaron Wang (Vancouver Island University)
Michael Robert Caditz (University of British Columbia): michael@thirdtransition.media

Monday Feb 20, 2023

A continued discussion on the conceptual challenges facing philosophies of progress as relating to history, technology, and society.
 
Recorded 19 February 2023
Aaron Wang (Vancouver Island University)
Michael Robert Caditz (University of British Columbia): michael@thirdtransition.media

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