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The final part of the Pantheism and Panentheism project had to be changed, and instead of Clare Carlisle we interviewed Ryan Byerly of Sheffield University. This episode is a very interesting one, and a great way to end the Pantheism mini-series. In the episode Jack and Olly discuss Ryan's Awe-some argument for pantheism.

I was recently invited to come on the Partially Examined Life podcast to talk about philosophy of mind and the hard problem of consciousness. The recording went very well and I have a fun time talking with the guys. The papers that we looked at in this episode were: Chalmers (2002) Consciousness and its Place… Continue reading Partially Examined Life Appearance – The Hard and Harder Problems of Consciousness →

Later this month, June 15th to be precise, The Panpsycast will be interviewing Dr. Michelle Montague. In the episode we will be talking to Dr. Montague about her book The Given, philosophy of mind in general, and cognitive phenomenology. Each week we bring you a new installment of the show, whether it be a discussion… Continue reading Is There Something it’s Like to Think That P? An Interview with Michelle Montague →

The guys over at The Partially Examined Life philosophy podcast got in touch with me earlier this month and invited me to come on their show to talk about philosophy of mind. Having listened to their show quite a lot in the past, I was chuffed with the invite. I told them I'd loved to… Continue reading The Partially Examined Life →

In association with the Pantheism and Panentheism Project, led by Andrei Buckareff and Yujin Nagasawa and funded by the John Templeton Foundation, The Panpsycast will be producing four episodes interviewing Pantheism and Panentheism Project researchers. In our fourth installment of this mini-series will be interviewing Dr. Andrei Buckareff. The interview is taking place this may… Continue reading Pantheism in Four Parts: Part 4, an Interview with Andrei Buckareff →

We recently recorded the first ever Panpsycast live show and it's just been released online! We were at the University of Liverpool Philosophy Showcase talking about the problem of evil and the evil God challenge.