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Unknown Host hosts Chapel Phil, a society show with 52 episodes published.
Chapel Phil's Luke Johnson discusses the importance of attunement and mindfulness in the context of medicine and medical care, areas where it's important to be vigilant as a patient and provider, but can be extremely dif
In this double feature episode , Chapel Phil's Alex Copsey, Netra Parikh, Greyson Rainwater, and Sarayu Thondapu sit down and analyze two ethics bowl cases revolving around deception in romantic relationships and when, i
Chapel Phil's Lucas Bereaud discusses the power and function of computer algorithms on the lives of many, and how its efficiency and convenience comes with drawbacks, especially when it comes to our attention. Thank you
In this episode , Chapel Phil's Alex Copsey, Netra Parikh, Greyson Rainwater, and Sarayu Thondapu sit down and analyze two ethics bowl cases revolving around deception in romantic relationships and when, if ever, can dec
Chapel Phil's Lucas Bereaud discusses the power and function of computer algorithms on the lives of many, and how its efficiency and convenience comes with drawbacks, especially when it comes to our attention. Thank you
Chapel Phil's Alex Copsey discusses the ethics and legal formalities behind family vlogging and its impact on the kids who have their lives broadcasted from a young age. Thank you to the Parr Center for Ethics for sponso
In this very special episode, Marcella and Samad reflect on beloved Parr Heel, Colby Maynor, who passed away in December of 2023. We want to take some time to remember Colby as the amazing philosopher he was and discuss
Are beauty standards ethical? Who decides what is beautiful? Can someone actually make the autonomous decision to undergo plastic surgery? Tune in to this episode to hear Marcella and Samad explore the ethics of cosmetic
Content Warning- this episode discusses gun violence and death. After the loss of Zijie Yan in August of 2023, UNC students are still calling on local and state legislature for gun control policies. Aditi and Aidan refle
Tune in to this episode to hear Marcella's thoughts as she dives into the psychology and science behind twin births. Multiple births are on the rise along with major advancements in birth control like IVF, so let's exami
Did you use ChatGPT this semester...? How do these language models even work? Is there a way we can ethically use ChatGPT in higher education? What does acceptable use look like from an ethical standpoint? Are robots goi
Tune in to this episode to hear Aidan, Marcella and Samad discuss free speech in today's democracy. How do we balance pillars of democracy like free speech in a digital world? How does democracy work for the people? How
Tune in to this episode to hear Aidan and Samad discuss the ins and outs of how the NCAA Tournament works, how parity plays into championships, seeding, ranking teams, and some unique commentary by Aidan. Is this the sta
MoraliTV presents its pilot episode where host Sofia Casini discusses the ethics of cheating and revenge to get to the bottom of the Ross versus Rachel cheating debate. Audio credits: Sofia Casini Music by Slip.stream -
In this episode, Aidan, Marcella and Samad discuss the rich history of the vegan diet and how a worldwide dietary phenomenon has been falsely dubbed as something for only "rich, white folks." Tune in to this episode to h
In this episode, Aditi, Ashley and Jakob argue if gossip is inherently good or inherently bad. Do intentions matter more than the outcome of a situation? When is it acceptable? Is gossip just a part of the innate human n
In this episode, two new podcasters, Aidan and Marcella, join Samad to discuss the age-old question of whether or not it is ethical to have children. From anti-natalism to Thomas Hobbes, tune in to hear our thoughts on t
Welcome to the first episode of 2023 this year, we have some new voices on the podcast! In this episode, Aditi, Ashley, Jakob, and Sofia discuss medical and philosophical conceptions of disability and how accommodations
In this episode, Annette, Andy, Max, and Samad take on the heavy conversation of how the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill’s Board of Trustees runs. Where do we draw the line between education and politics? Tun
In this episode, Brennan, Elise and Ashley talk about attendance policies and if/how they should be factored into grading. What does ethical, holistic grading look like? What really counts as participation, is it just sp
Luke Johnson
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1 appearance on this show
Marcella
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Aidan
12-year-old middle school student · Sunny Times Honey
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Jakob
keyboard/vocals · Mid-Columbia Economic Development District
2 appearances on this show
Ashley
certified Integrative Health Practitioner · Love Is Blind
2 appearances on this show
Aditi
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Sofia
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1 appearance on this show
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