Very Bad Wizards
A podcast by Tamler Sommers & David Pizarro - Tuesdays
308 Episodes
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Episode 28: Moral Persuasion
Published: 05/08/2013 -
Episode 27: You, Your Self, and Your Brain (With Eddy Nahmias)
Published: 22/07/2013 -
Episode 26: Evolution and Sexual Perversion (with Jesse Bering)
Published: 08/07/2013 -
Episode 25: Burning Armchairs (with Joshua Knobe)
Published: 24/06/2013 -
Episode 24: The Perils of Empathy (with Paul Bloom)
Published: 10/06/2013 -
Episode 23: Straw Dogs (with Yoel Inbar)
Published: 27/05/2013 -
Episode 22: An Enquiry Concerning Slurs and Offensiveness
Published: 12/05/2013 -
Episode 21: Grad School
Published: 06/05/2013 -
Episode 20: Boston, Brains, and Bad Pronunciation (with Molly Crockett)
Published: 21/04/2013 -
Episode 19: The Burning Bridges Episode (Pt. 2)
Published: 06/04/2013 -
Episode 18: "Boy If Life Were Only Like This" (With Joe Henrich)
Published: 22/03/2013 -
Episode 17: Learning about Bushmen by Studying Freshmen?
Published: 16/03/2013 -
Episode 16: Race, Reparations, and American (In)Justice (with Damani McDole)
Published: 02/03/2013 -
Episode 15: The Burning Bridges Episode (Pt. 1)
Published: 16/02/2013 -
Episode 14: Bonus Episode on Snitches, Tattletales, and Whistleblowers
Published: 08/02/2013 -
Episode 13: Beanballs, Blood Feuds, and Collective Moral Responsibility (With Fiery Cushman)
Published: 22/01/2013 -
Episode 12: Justice for #!$@ ?
Published: 14/01/2013 -
Episode 11: It is Morally Wrong to Kill Morgan Freeman (with Yoel Inbar)
Published: 28/12/2012 -
Episode 10: Religion, Meaning, and Morality
Published: 11/12/2012 -
Episode 9: Social Psychology, Situationism, and Moral Character
Published: 03/12/2012
Very Bad Wizards is a podcast featuring a philosopher (Tamler Sommers) and a psychologist (David Pizarro), who share a love for ethics, pop culture, and cognitive science, and who have a marked inability to distinguish sacred from profane. Each podcast includes discussions of moral philosophy, recent work on moral psychology and neuroscience, and the overlap between the two.
