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Hosted by Matt Ward · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 15 episodes
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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 ,
Matt Ward hosts Feasts of Reason, a society show with 15 episodes published.
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
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 Fea
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 h
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 success
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. The
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 firsthand. In this episod
In this episode of Feasts of Reason, Matt Ward sits down with John Zachery to explore a fascinating and controversial question: At what point does pattern recognition become proof? Drawing on astronomy, historical chrono
Ever wonder if your dreams are just random mind movies or if they could be a message from something greater? Dreams are often thought of as our subconscious stories, but my guest this week believes they’re also a way God
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 dist
Can science succeed where politics fails? In this episode of Feasts of Reason, I speak with Dr. Zafra Lerman — chemist, educator, human rights advocate, and founder of the Malta Conferences Foundation. For more than two
Can reason bring us to religion—or does it lead somewhere else entirely? In this episode of Feasts of Reason, Matt sits down with Daniel Bookman, a lawyer and lifelong student of Jewish thought who has spent over four de
Canadian Disability Activist (and wheelchair hockey star) Hollis Peirce describes how evolving technology and social attitudes have led to disabled people not only being able to get around better, but to become more invo
Author Anne Riley discusses her latest book "The Human Idea: Earth's Newest Ecosystem." The conversation delves into the evolution of human understanding and the exploration of the human idea, highlighting the collaborat
New Atenism presents Feasts of Reason. In this episode, Professor Raphael Cohen Almagor, a British Israeli political theorist, discusses his background, interest in conflict resolution, and the research behind his forthc
This first Feasts of Reason episode will tell you a bit about where this podcast came from and where it's going. You can find the Feasts of Reason kits on The Thomas Jefferson Foundation's website
Russell Van Brocklen
educator, advocate, and champion for shame-free learning · The Dyslexia Professor
1 appearance on this show
Clifford Brown
retired Senior U.S. Foreign Service Officer · USAID
1 appearance on this show
Ara Trembly
licensed professional counselor, psychotherapist, Christian counselor
1 appearance on this show
Hollis Peirce
1 appearance on this show
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