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Episode 333: City of Echoes
An Ambassador from the Kingdom of the Kongo to the Papal Court
On July 20, 817, Pope Paschal began a project to transform the Church of Santa Prassede, the resting place of the sisters and martyrs, Pudenziana and Prassede, executed in the second century, legendarily believed to be daughters of the…
EP 03 - Scott Samuelson
Today's conversation with Philosophy Professor Scott Samuelson covers generations of philosophers through a magical kind of timeline map of Rome. But more than just a conversation about Philosophy, Scott's book gives insight into art history, linguistics and language arts, architecture, religion, a…
Scott Samuelson, “The Deepest Human Life: An Introduction to Philosophy for Everyone” (U of Chicago Press, 2014)
Philosophy does not have to be stuck in the clouds. It can have relevance in everyday life, for everyday people, and Scott Samuelson attempts to do just that in his book, entitled The Deepest Human Life: An Introduction to Philosophy for Everyone (University of Chicago Press, 2014). Samuelson weave…
Scott Samuelson | A Guide to the Good Life
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In this episode, my guest is Scott Samuelson, the author of the new book Rome as a Guide to the Good Life. His other works include The Deepest Human Life and Sev…
Scott Samuelson, Minot City Council Candidate
Welcome to another edition of the Minot Matters podcast! In this episode, we are excited to have Scott Samuelson, a candidate running for the Minot City Council, join us for another excellent conversation. Scott dives deep into the key issues and topics that are central to his campaign and the futu…
604. The Intersection of Philosophy and Suffering: From the Stoics to Modernity feat. Scott Samuelson
Is the point of life to minimize suffering, or to understand and embrace it on some level? How do different belief structures view the ideal human response to negative situations? Is there a degree of suffering that would be bearable in order to enable something pleasurable that could offset it?
Sc…
Everything I Feared About China Was Wrong
When my husband’s friend invited us to his wedding in Chongqing, China, I was hesitant to RSVP in the affirmative. It was far and plane tickets were expensive, but mainly I was anxious. China’s government is scary, right? I’d read plenty of news reports about government corruption and the lack of d…
681. Dining with Purpose: Exploring Taste and Tradition with Scott Samuelson
Scott Samuelson is a professor of philosophy at Iowa State University and the author of several books. His latest work is called To Taste: On Cooking and the Good Life.
Greg asks Scott about his views on why philosophy and aesthetics have sidelined food and actual taste in favor of nutrition, consu…
To Taste: On Cooking and the Good Life | Dr. Scott Samuelson
Why have we reduced the profound, human experience of eating into a sterile game of counting calories, optimizing nutrition, and "maxing" our productivity?
Iowa State University's professor of practice, Dr. Scott Samuelson, joins host PJ Weary to discuss how the simple act of cooking can serve as a…
Episode 19: Why Rome? A City That Asks, Not Answers
Why Rome? What is it about the Eternal City that continues to captivate, challenge, and inspire us?
In the final episode, let us reflect on the enduring significance of a city shaped by centuries of empire, faith, art, and contradiction. Drawing on the insights of Robert Hughes, Mary Beard, and Sc…
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