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Hosted by Matt Ward · society · EN · 23 episodes
Lively, respectful discussions even when, especially when, there's disagreement. No shouting, no talking over each other, no straw man or ad hoc arguments. Reason baby, it's what's for dinner! To learn more about New Atenism please visit our website ,
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Feasts of Reason is hosted by Matt Ward. The show has published 23 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Reason Under Fire: Life, Death, and Military Intelligence | Captain Michael Makatura" (19 October 2026, 46 minutes), "What Comes After Iran's Regime? Zolal Habibi on the NCRI, Pahlavi & a Democratic Future for Iran" (6 October 2026, 63 minutes), and "Money, Power & Freedom with Author James Keena" (29 September 2026, 63 minutes).
Feasts of Reason publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 63 minutes across 23 episodes.
Booking probability for Feasts of Reason is 30%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Feasts of Reason requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Feasts of Reason's contact route on record: verified email.
Matt Ward hosts Feasts of Reason, a society show with 23 episodes published.
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The conversation features Michael Makatura, a former military officer, discussing his experiences during Desert Storm and the complexities of military intelligence. He emphasizes the importance of critical thinking, the...
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What happens if Iran's current regime falls — and who gets to decide what comes next? Iranian human rights activist Zolal Habibi joins me to discuss her remarkable personal story, the National Council of Resistance of...
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How do we find truth without simply trading one ideology for another? Author and former business executive James Keena joins me for a wide-ranging conversation about capitalism, socialism, free markets, institutional...
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For more than three decades, Amjad Tadros had a front-row seat to history as a Middle East field producer—known in the business as a “fixer”—for CBS News and 60 Minutes . He helped arrange Dan Rather's interview with...
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The conversation delves into the exploration of alternate histories, the process of crafting fictional worlds, character development and plotting, the impact of HOA mentality on society, and the examination of beliefs...
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No, this isn't the start of a joke, it's the resume of this week's guest. Bob Martin, a former trial lawyer, social worker, and meditation teacher, shares insights into the human condition and the intersection of his...
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Can We Really Think for Ourselves? | Damien Dubose How much of what we believe comes from independent thought—and how much is shaped by personality, culture, institutions, and the people around us? Damien Dubose, author...
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If the universe is just matter and energy, where do meaning, purpose, and consciousness come from? In this episode of Feasts of Reason , biophilosopher Jeremy Sherman joins me for a wide-ranging conversation about one...
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The conversation delves into the topics of consciousness, personal identity, and the nature of the self, exploring the relationship between these concepts and their philosophical implications. The discussion also...
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Most people use AI to reinforce their beliefs. Mohamed Nabil wants to use it to challenge them. Mohamed is the creator of AIDOP (AI Debates on One's Publications) , a framework that invites AI to rigorously criticize an...
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Most of us already know what we're supposed to do. Eat better. Exercise more. Stop procrastinating. Have the difficult conversation. Break the habit. Yet somehow, knowing rarely seems to be enough. In this episode of...
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What do we mean when we say "God"? Can reason take us all the way to theism, or are there limits to what reason can tell us about ultimate reality? My guest is psychoanalyst, psychotherapist, and author Jamey Hecht. In...
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Why do intelligent people repeatedly act against their own interests? If human beings are rational creatures, why do we procrastinate, avoid opportunities, stay stuck in destructive patterns, and sabotage our own...
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<p>The conversation delves into the topic of dyslexia and its treatment, highlighting the lack of change in dyslexia treatment since the 1950s and the potential for success in treating dyslexia with the right approach...
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<p>For nearly 30 years, Clifford Brown worked for USAID in some of the world's most unstable regions, witnessing coups, revolutions, corruption, humanitarian crises, and the collapse of governments...
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<p>In this episode of Feasts of Reason, Matt Ward sits down with John Zachery to explore a fascinating and controversial question:</p><p>At what point does pattern recognition become proof?</p><p>Drawing on astronomy...
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<p>Ever wonder if your dreams are just random mind movies or if they could be a message from something greater?</p><p>Dreams are often thought of as our subconscious stories, but my guest this week believes they’re also...
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<p>This conversation with Philosopher Dylan Shaul delves into the importance of philosophy and its role in answering fundamental questions about the universe, human existence, and the nature of reality. It explores the...
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<p>Can science succeed where politics fails?</p><p></p><p>In this episode of Feasts of Reason, I speak with Dr. Zafra Lerman — chemist, educator, human rights advocate, and founder of the Malta Conferences...
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<p>Can reason bring us to religion—or does it lead somewhere else entirely?</p><p>In this episode of Feasts of Reason, Matt sits down with Daniel Bookman, a lawyer and lifelong student of Jewish thought who has spent...
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