Debra Moddelmog on the Wound Theory
About seventy-five years ago, scholar Philip Young’s “wound theory” revolutionized Hemingway studies with a thesis that argued that Hemingway’s entire body of work was a series of responses to the injury he suffered in 1918 during World War One.
Young’s audacious theory invited a slew of biographic…
AI-Generated Court Claims: The First Time in History with Philip Young
We’ve accepted slow court processes, expensive litigation, and the myth that only big players can afford justice.
But what if AI could rewrite those rules and make access to justice a reality for everyone?
In this episode, I sit down with Philip Young, founder of Garfield, an AI-powered platform he…
Navigating the Shift
EP #335 - Navigating the Shift - An interview with Philip Young, a Spiritual Guide and Astrologer
Do you feel like you're in a strange "in-between" right now? Not where you were and not quite where you want to be? Well you are not alone.
You are in for quite a ride, so buckle in and get ready fo…
Cosmic Forces Shaping Humanity’s Awakening | Philip Young
Are we living through a collective Dark Night of the Soul?
We welcome back, Astrologer Philip Young, who pulls back the cosmic curtain, revealing the astrological forces shaking our foundations and pushing humanity toward awakening. Together, we explore how these currents of truth, chaos, and tran…
Greg Clark: From Middlesbrough To Minister - Policy Lessons For The AI Age
Curiosity changes lives—but only when the system makes room for it. Philip Young sits down with former Cabinet Minister Greg Clark to explore how the UK can turn raw talent and world-class research into durable AI leadership without smothering innovation or abandoning hard-won rights. The journey m…
Alex Monaco: Grapple and the Future of Consumer Legal Tech
Philip Young sits down with solicitor and law-tech entrepreneur Alex Monaco to explore how AI is reshaping access to justice for ordinary people. Alex traces his journey from criminal defence to founding Monaco Solicitors and explains how COVID-era chaos revealed a huge unmet need for fast, afforda…
Morocco courts Davos as Europe–Africa bridge as protests, floods, ATC overhaul push, green-loan rollback, political splits, and violent crime shake the news cycle
Morocco pitches itself at Davos as a Europe to Africa bridge
At the World Economic Forum in Davos, Morocco made the rounds selling the Kingdom as a stable, competitive hub linking Europe and Africa, because when trade routes fracture and supply chains wobble, everyone suddenly “discovers” geography…
EP111: TAG x Garfield AI w/ Philip Young
The conversation covers the introduction and advancements in AI in 2026, the unique legal services provided by Garfield AI, its competitive edge, cost efficiency, and future expansion. It also delves into the technology and development of Garfield AI services, the future of AI in legal services, th…
May 1 Morning Brief
In courts
A former Conservative councillor, Philip Young, has pleaded guilty to making indecent images of children, after already admitting 11 counts of rape and 11 counts of drugging his former wife. In a separate case, Superdry co-founder James Holder has been found guilty of raping a woman afte…
One True Sentence #40 with David Morrell
Welcome back to the fortieth edition of our favorite literary parlor game as our guests choose their favorite sentence from everything Hemingway ever wrote in prose, poetry, correspondence, or journalism.
In this episode, David Morrell, prolific author and creator of the iconic John Rambo characte…
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