The UnMute Podcast Myisha Cherry
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- Society & Culture
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I talk with diverse philosophers about the social and political issues of our day. We learn. We laugh. We plot revolutions.
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Episode 71: Kate Norlock on Self-Forgiveness
Myisha Cherry chats with philosopher Kate Norlock about self-forgiveness, regret, remorse, and more.
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Episode 70: Matthew Potts on Memory and Repair
Myisha Cherry chats with Harvard Chaplain and theologian Matthew Potts about memory, repair, confession, and more.
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Episode 69: Alice MacLachlan on Revenge
Myisha Cherry chats with philosopher Alice MacLachlan about revenge, justice, and more.
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Episode 68: Benjamin Brewer on Hannah Arendt & Forgiveness
Myisha Cherry chats with philosopher Benjamin Brewer about Hannah Arendt, forgiveness, revenge, and more.
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Episode 67: Miranda Fricker on Ambivalence about Forgiveness
Myisha Cherry chats with philosopher Miranda Fricker about the ambivalence we should all have about forgiveness.
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Episode 66: Jeremy Reid on The Stoics and Forgiveness
Myisha Cherry chats with philosopher Jeremy Reid about the stoics, forgiveness, and more.
Customer Reviews
A great mix of intellectual weight and delight
I’m a mechanical engineering professor and this podcast makes me wish I studied philosophy, each episode is rich in its own way. I’m amazed at how much intellectualism is dropped in such short conversations! Dr. Cherry has a skill for asking thought-provoking questions that avoid redundancy and really draw upon the expertise of the guests. The ease of conversation and social relevance of the topics makes philosophy less intimidating and much more intriguing. I’m so thankful a friend sent me an episode of this podcast, it has broaden my intellectual horizons tremendously.
Great guests! Great dialogues!
This podcast is a beautiful example of the power of dialogue. I’ve enjoyed every podcast I have heard! I will keep listening.
A MUST LISTEN!!
This podcast is a must listen; not only for those who are interested in philosophy. This is a must listen for those interested in society!
She tackles the hard topics that society is facing today.