ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
Bloom is a conversations podcast featuring guests who have led meaningful, interesting, and flourishing lives
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Average audio length:
62 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United States
52 episodes
since March 12, 2018
episodic
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In this episode, Nick and Paul discuss the emergence of Artificial Intelligence and the critical question: What does it mean to be human in the age of AI?
Nick and Paul discuss:
Intelligence and the Turing Test: Examining the definition of intelligence, the limitations of computational capacity…
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In this podcast, Nick Fabbri and Dr. Paul Monk discuss the fragility and instability of the global order following the collapse of the Soviet Union, and reflect on the nature of international relations and decision-making.
Key Discussion Points include:
The Unipolar Moment and US Decline: Discu…
In this episode, Dr. Paul Monk features a selection of poems from his recent anthology, Love on the Road of Life. This collection is dedicated to his lifelong companion, Claudia Alvarez, and celebrates their deep, 20-year relationship lived largely across continents. Paul credits Claudia with havin…
In this podcast, Nick Fabbri and Dr. Paul Monk discuss and recite a further selection of poems from Monk's recent collections dedicated to his muse, Rachael: Red Ochre For The Moon Goddess and Wine On The Flames. These 600+ poems represent a unique, enduring, and intellectually intimate poet-muse r…
In this podcast, Nick Fabbri and Dr. Paul Monk discuss the decision to write his three-volume autobiography and reflect on the nature, structure, and meaning of autobiography and memoir.
Key discussion points include:
Why Write: Monk's impetus to write his own life story to preserve his interpr…
In this podcast, Nick Fabbri and Dr. Paul Monk discuss and read from two major collections of love poetry written for Paul’s muse, Rachael: Red Ochre For The Moon Goddess and Wine On The Flames. These 600+ poems document their extraordinary, long-distance relationship, which Monk calls the "culmina…
In this podcast, Nick Fabbri and Dr. Paul Monk discuss J.R.R. Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings, reflecting on its profound personal and societal impact, and its depth as a work of fantasy.
Key Discussion Points include:
A Profound Personal Impact: The book had a deeper impression on Paul's educa…
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