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In this episode I’m joined by Massimiliano Simons is postdoctoral researcher in philosophy of scienc
Jacob Rollison is a Jacques Ellul scholar and the author of A New Reading of Jacques Ellul: Presence
A quick video covering the first year of full time Hermitix. Become part of the Hermitix communi
Wolfgang Palaver is a philosopher and Catholic theologian, he is the author of Rene Girard's Mimetic
John Michael Greer is an American author who writes on collapse, ecology, religion, philosophy, pol
Daniel Schwindt lives in central Kansas, the cultural navel of the world, and from there he has prod
Mauricio Loza is a writer, designer and independent researcher working in the intersection of techn
Jacob Lund Fisker is the author of Early Retirement Extreme, a philosophical and practical guide to
The 7th of 8 lectures on The Critique of Pure Reason by Immanuel Kant. I aim for these lectures to b
Wouter Kusters is a Dutch philosopher and linguist, he is best known for his books in which he descr
Clare Mingins is an independent researcher, in this episode we discuss the life and work of Franz An
Chad A. Haag is deeply committed to the project of developing a Philosophy of Peak Oil by joining th
In this episode I'm joined by George Pendle, to discuss his book Strange Angel: The Otherworldly Lif
The sixth of 8 lectures on The Critique of Pure Reason by Immanuel Kant. I aim for these lectures to
François J. Bonnet is the author of After Death. We discuss this text, alongside discussions on mort
The fifth of 8 lectures on The Critique of Pure Reason by Immanuel Kant. I aim for these lectures to
Mikkel Krause Frantzen is the author of Going Nowhere, Slow: The Aesthetics and Politics of Depressi
The fourth of 8 lectures on The Critique of Pure Reason by Immanuel Kant. I aim for these lectures t
Sam Kunkel is a scholar specializing in Orphic literature, weird fiction and European symbolism. In
The third of 8 lectures on The Critique of Pure Reason by Immanuel Kant. I aim for these lectures to
