
History of Philosophy Audio Archive
Hemlock #49: Three Passions feat. Bertrand Russell WARNING CONTAINS SOUNDS OF HUMAN BODY DRINKING
<p>A few reflections on Bertrand Arthur William Russell, Third Earl and author of some of my favorite books. </p>

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Hosted by William Engels · education · EN-US · 244 episodes
Curated lectures, interviews, and talks with philosophers, social scientists, and historians together in one place. Each week, we explore brand new research in history, economics, psychology, political science, philosophy, indigenous studies, and human rights while presenting the work of canonical scholars in a way that is accessible to newcomers while retaining interest for students and specialists. If you are an author in nonfiction or a scholar in the humanities/social sciences and are interested in being interviewed for the show please email me at williamengels@substack.com or @Bluesky.
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<p>A few reflections on Bertrand Arthur William Russell, Third Earl and author of some of my favorite books. </p>

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<p>Nuclear Risk Editorial Fellow Jack Kennedy https://jackkennedy.ie/about/ comes back for the second time to talk Strait of Hormuz, Israel's nuclear option, NATO proliferation risks, Nixon, Kissinger, and Vietnam. "Belt of radioactive cobalt" mentioned. By the way, ships are already paying in Yuan to access the Strait, and the IRGC has confirmed control of a working route through the Strait - if you pay in Chinese money...</p><p>Follow Jack on Bluesky</p><p>Follow Will on Substack - by the way, if you haven't rated the show on Spotify or Apple, please do so. The...

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<p>Hiroshima rages while Nagasaki prays. FULL EPISODE DESCRIPTION ON PATREON</p><p>I'm joined for a second time by friend of the show Franco Castro Escobar, a PhD researcher at Keele University in the UK. This time we discuss life in Nagasaki before, during, and after the nuclear attack, trauma and education, the developmental origins of youth antinuclear activists, hibaku Maria and the destruction of the Urakami Cathedral, Iwo Jima and the Pacific Theater, disaster storytelling and kataribe, militarism in San Diego, efforts to rewrite and suppress history in Japan, Iris Chang and Nanking, and American imperial activities vis...

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<p>Happy Equinox. The Beginning, is at last: beginning.</p><p>Music Credit: Beethoven / Piano Concerto No. 5 "Emperor" Gernot Schmalfuss / Music Director and Chief Conductor Gwhyneth Chen / Piano Evergreen Symphony Orchestra National Concert Hall, Taipei, Taiwan 13 Nov. 2020 (Creative Commons).</p><p>Percy Bysshe Shelley</p><p>Hymn to the Spirit of Nature (1820).from Prometheus Unbound (Act II, Scene V):</p><p>Life of Life! Thy lips enkindle<br>With their love the breath between them;<br>And thy smiles before they dwindle<br>Make the cold air fire; then screen them<br>In those locks, where whoso gazes<br>Faints...

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<p>You can find the full talk from March 2025, officially-titled "Normalizing Genocide and the New World Order" at the link below, via The Sanctuary for Independent Media, which Chris has lectured at for years. Chris also writes on Substack "The Chris Hedges Report" and has a podcast of the same name.</p><p>Hedges also wrote something like 12 books, which I've read about 9 of, personally. Each was life-changing. I would start with "Our Class: Trauma and Transformation in an American Prison" (2014) by Chris Hedges.</p><p>Rest of episode description available free on Patreon.</p>
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