EthicalStL.org

Platform addresses on ethical topics and issues recorded live from the Ethical Society of St. Louis. These lectures cover a number of areas including ethics, religion, values, and humanism. To discuss our podcasts please visit us on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/EthicalSocietySTL

EthicalStL.org is a religion podcast hosted by Ethical Society of St. Louis, with 46 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Ethical Society of St. Louis hosts EthicalStL.org, a religion show with 46 episodes published.

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  Family and Community: Navigating Diverse Perspectives Together; Steve Ghikadis; 15-Mar-2026

  Mar 15, 202625 minS0

  Finding common ground is often easier said than done. But what if it's not as difficult as we imagine? What if the key to unity is already within our reach? Join us for an enlightening conversation with our guest speaker, Steve Ghikadis, as we explore the shared values, experiences, and aspirations that connect us all. Together, we'll uncover what unites us as partners in humanity and how we can bridge divides with understanding and empathy.

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  Cynic and Citizen of the World; Eric Brown, PhD; 8-Mar-2026

  Mar 8, 202622 minS0

  This talk will introduce one of the most arresting figures of ancient Greek philosophy, Diogenes of Sinope, the founder of Cynicism. Diogenes is the subject of some entertaining stories, which will be shared, but he is also a figure of great importance to ancient Greek and Roman culture, and a figure whose provocations retain their punch. Several provocative features of Diogenes' Cynicism will be discussed, including especially the call to live as a citizen of the world.

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  The Symphony of Biology; Forrest Valkai; 1-Mar-2026

  Mar 1, 20261h 9mS0

  Life is far too weird and wonderful to be boiled down to one single note. In order to really appreciate it, you need to be willing to explore its countless instruments and hear its many melodies. In this dynamic and unforgettable presentation, you get to learn surprisingly detailed science lessons all while enjoying the incredible symphony that is biology.

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  What Is Happening Now: Immigration, ICE, and Our Shared Responsibility; Mirka Estrada; 15-Feb-2026

  Feb 15, 202628 minS0

  Join us for a timely and grounding conversation on immigration, enforcement, and ethical responsibility. As public attention intensifies around ICE activity and immigration policy in the United States, it can be difficult to separate fear from fact. Drawing on her work supporting immigrant communities in St. Louis, Mirka will offer context on what is happening right now, how immigration enforcement impacts real families and neighborhoods, and what it means to respond with integrity rather than panic. This talk will focus on truth-seeking through lived experience, evidence, and ethical reflection. Mirka will invite us to consider how communities can act as...

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  Investing in Our Sustainability, Values, and Community; Stewardship Committee; 8-Feb-2026

  Feb 8, 202630 minS0

  A Review of long term sustainability goals, how we get there, our values and choices, and what membership means.

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