ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
iNTV is a conversation built on thinking things through—fully.
Hosted by two Myers-Briggs INTPs, the show explores psychology, philosophy, culture, politics, relationships, and the deeper assumptions shaping modern life.
Each episode breaks down cultural and philosophical ideas—testing them, questioning them, and following them where they lead through long-form discussion and guest conversations focused on understanding the psychological, cultural, and philosophical patterns underneath modern society.
Update frequency:
every 5 days
Average audio length:
70 minutes
Guest interviews
Video podcast
English
United States
28 episodes
since May 12, 2026
episodic
explicit content
IN THIS PODCAST 🔗
LATEST EPISODE 🔗
If someone calls you arrogant, have they shown that your argument is wrong? Responding to a viewer’s criticism of iNTv Podcast’s “When belonging outranks truth,” Josh and Damien ask what makes disagreement useful: challenging the evidence and reasoning, rather than treating confidence itself as pro…
PREVIOUS EPISODES 🔗
Leaving religion still leaves you with choices about right and wrong, what matters, and how to live. Responding to The Saint’s “Black Christians MUST Be Defeated.”, Josh and Damien ask what should guide those choices when an inherited faith no longer does. Damien speaks from outside Christianity wh…
When is quitting a genuine change of direction—and when is fear talking you out of something you still want? Dr. Albert Bramante, talent agent and acting coach, joins Damien DuBose and Josh to explore how self-doubt, rejection, and the pressure to succeed shape the choices performers make.
Drawing…
You made the money, earned the credentials, and built a comfortable life. What makes that success worth respecting? In Philosophy Yap #15, Damien and Josh respond to Irami Osei-Frimpong of The Funky Academic and his video “Black Excellence: Jack and Jill and The New House Negro,” examining where hi…
How can a marriage look loving to everyone else while you stop trusting your own judgment?
Eva Levina joins Damien and Josh to describe a 25-year marriage she came to understand as emotionally abusive. She traces the difference between the romance that drew her in, the promises she kept believing, …
More choices do not automatically make us better at choosing. When inherited rules lose their authority, what helps us decide which risks to take, which responsibilities to accept, and how to live with the consequences?
In Philosophy Yap #14, Damien and Josh examine the gap between personal freedo…
What happens when achievement, recognition, and ambition still leave you miserable?
In this iNTv interview, Damien and Josh speak with writer and speaker Daniel Sterling about the decades he spent pursuing accomplishment through competitive ski racing, broadcasting, and screenwriting—and why none o…
Why do relationships fail when two people never learn how to cooperate as mature individuals?
In this discussion, Damien and Josh explore the difference between commitment, concession, dependence, and genuine cooperation. They argue that successful relationships require more than attraction, attent…
What does it actually mean to build a good life—and why isn’t happiness enough?
In this episode of iNTv, Damien and Josh speak with Kirana Sidin, author of Cheers for a Good Life and a strategic life coach whose work draws from philosophy, psychology, and everyday experience. Kirana explores how a …
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What happens when belonging to a group becomes more important than thinking for yourself?
In this discussion, Damien and Josh explore the psychological and philosophical tension between independent judgment and collective authority. They examine how people move from observing reality to…
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