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Philosophical Currents

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20 episodes
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English
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Date created
2021/07/26
Latest episode
2026/02/03
Average duration
26 min.
Release period
33 days

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Jack Russell Weinstein, host of Why? Philosophical Discussions About Everyday Life, joins Main Street to discuss the philosophical aspects of current events.

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No One Above the Law: A Philosophical Reckoning in a Time of Crisis
2026/02/03
A timely Philosophical Currents conversation with Jack Russell Weinstein on the rule of law, power, accountability, and democracy under strain.
Happy or Content? Rethinking What a Good Life Really Means
2025/12/30
A philosopher’s take on happiness vs. contentment. Why a good life may be less about feeling happy and more about meaning, perspective, and community.
When the Music Becomes Us: A Philosophical Look at Identity, Memory & Jimmy Cliff
2025/11/25
How the music of our youth becomes part of who we are. Dr. Jack Weinstein reflects on Jimmy Cliff’s legacy and why deeply listening still matters in the digital age.
Morality vs. Legality: When Right and Law Collide
2025/10/29
Dr. Jack Russell Weinstein of UND examines the tension between what’s moral and what’s legal - how shifting boundaries challenge justice and democracy today.
Can Happiness Be Taught—or Shared—Across Cultures?
2025/09/26
UND's Dr. Jack Russell Weinstein asks: Is happiness about less suffering, more joy, or wealth—and can Finland’s model of well-being be shared across cultures?
Philosophy of NIH Cuts: Justice, Equity, and America’s Common Good
2025/08/20
Dr. Jack Russell Weinstein examines NIH funding cuts, health equity, and what these choices reveal about justice, politics, and America’s common good.
Philosophy Professor Unpacks the Purpose—and Price—of College
2025/07/31
Dr. Jack Russell Weinstein explores college’s purpose, rising costs, and lasting value, arguing it remains a transformative force despite modern pressures.
Ethics of War: Dr. Jack Russell Weinstein on Morality in Conflict
2025/06/26
Philosopher Jack Russell Weinstein explores how to uphold dignity, responsibility, and empathy in the midst of war and violence.
What Makes Life Meaningful?
2025/05/29
Dr. Jack Weinstein joins Philosophical Currents to explore how philosophy helps us find purpose, fulfillment, and ethical guidance in the search for meaning.
De-Extinction
2025/04/30
UND's Dr. Jack Russell Weinstein, Professor of Philosophy, explores the ethics of de-extinction and whether reviving lost species is wise—or just scientific mimicry.
Who Decides When We Die? Ethics of Assisted Death
2025/03/27
Dr. Jack Russell Weinstein explores autonomy, identity, and the ethics of assisted death through the story of Alzheimer's advocate Sandra Demontigny.
The Value of Work
2025/02/26
Dr. Jack Russell Weinstein explores the meaning of work, its role in human dignity, and how we should rethink labor, purpose, and income in an era of automation.
AI-powered "death bots"
2025/01/31
On Philosophical Currents, Dr. Jack Russell Weinstein explores the ethics of AI "death bots," discussing consent, privacy, grief, and the risks of digital manipulation.
Community and Family Dynamics: Dr. Jack Russell Weinstein on Thanksgiving
2024/11/29
Dr. Jack Russell Weinstein explores how Thanksgiving traditions shape family and community bonds, spark philosophical conversations, and influence identity in "Community and Family Dynamics.
Philosophy of Community and Connection
2024/11/04
Philosophical Currents: Dr. Jack Russell Weinstein explores the philosophy of community and connection, examining the meaning of human relationships in a digital world.

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