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A space where ideas ignite. In this podcast, we sit down with thinkers, creators, and experts to explore the questions that matter; from philosophy to politics to art and human nature. It’s a dialogue of reason, curiosity, and courage.
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Signup to Generate a PitchA space where ideas ignite. In this podcast, we sit down with thinkers, creators, and experts to explore the questions that matter; from philosophy to politics to art and human nature. It’s a dialogue of reason, curiosity, and courage.
Let’s Discuss is hosted by The Prometheans. The show has published 88 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "#90: Shakespeare’s Spiritual Secret: Did His Plays Reveal Something Beyond the Human? | Ewan Fernie" (27 October 2026, 50 minutes), "#89: Does God’s Foreknowledge Destroy Human Freedom? | Katherin Rogers" (23 October 2026, 34 minutes), and "#88: Rethinking Existentialism: Freedom, Meaning, and the Search for Authenticity | Jonathan Webber" (20 October 2026, 41 minutes).
Let’s Discuss publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 51 minutes across 88 episodes.
Booking probability for Let’s Discuss is 32%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Let’s Discuss requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Let’s Discuss's contact route on record: public web form.
The Prometheans hosts Let’s Discuss, an education podcast with 88 episodes published.
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Episode #90
Did Shakespeare believe in God? Do his plays reveal a spiritual vision of reality—or do they expose the human struggle to find meaning in a universe that offers no clear answers? In this episode of The Prometheans, we...
If God infallibly knows what you will do tomorrow, can you genuinely choose otherwise? This is one of the deepest problems in the philosophy of religion: if God cannot be wrong about our future choices, in what sense...
Episode #88
Was Jean-Paul Sartre wrong about freedom? Professor Jonathan Webber — Cardiff University philosopher and President of the UK Sartre Society — joins The Prometheans to argue that existentialism is not the vague literary...
Episode #87
Why is there something rather than nothing? What is consciousness? And could the deepest mystery of reality be that anything exists at all — including the experience of being you? In this special episode of The...
What is madness? Is mental illness something medicine discovers—or something societies define? Who gets to decide what counts as abnormal? And what happens when institutions acquire the authority to define, diagnose and...
Episode #84
What happens when the life of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ is examined not only through the lens of faith, but through the methods of critical history? In this episode of The Prometheans, I sit down with Professor Joel...
Episode #83
What makes a human being different from an artificial intelligence? As AI systems become increasingly sophisticated, they can write, reason, create images, solve problems, code, and sustain remarkably convincing...
Episode #82
Was the Reformation actually... medieval? Historian Dr. Volker Leppin (Yale Divinity School) joins us to make a case that unsettles both Protestant and Catholic accounts of Martin Luther: that Luther's core ideas —...
Episode #81
Is life really meaningless? Albert Camus famously confronted one of philosophy's most unsettling questions: what should we do if human beings desperately seek meaning, yet the universe appears to offer none? But is...
Episode #80
What did the ancient Greeks actually believe about fate, free will, luck and human agency? Were our lives understood as predetermined by the gods and fate—or did ordinary Greeks believe that their choices could...
Are miracles real — and if they are, why do so many people refuse to take the evidence seriously? In this episode of The Prometheans, I sit down with Dale C. Allison Jr., Richard J. Dearborn Professor of New Testament...
Episode #78
What Would a Stoic Actually Do? The Practical Wisdom of Seneca, Epictetus & Marcus Aurelius Everyone's seen "Stoicism" turned into ice baths, cold showers, and "no excuses" bro-wisdom. Dr. Gregory Sadler — philosopher...
For most of the last 50 years, Sigmund Freud has been treated as a discredited relic — unscientific, unfalsifiable, a historical curiosity kept alive only by literary critics. Neuropsychologist Mark Solms disagrees, and...
Is Reality Fundamentally Mental? Howard Robinson on Idealism, Consciousness, and Reality What if the physical world is not ultimately what we think it is? In this episode of The Prometheans, we are joined by philosopher...
The world was once alive — every river, tree, and threshold humming with meaning. Then, somewhere between Descartes and the Scientific Revolution, the West performed an exorcism on its own imagination. We call it...
Frantz Fanon was a psychiatrist who treated both the tortured and the torturers of colonial Algeria — and concluded that colonialism doesn't just occupy land, it occupies the mind. In this episode, philosopher Lewis...
Episode #73
Is the Rumi quoted on Instagram the same Rumi who wrote the Masnavi? For 25 years, Rutgers scholar Jawid Mojaddedi has been doing something no one had ever done before: translating all six books of Rumi's 26,000-verse...
Where did the Greek gods come from? What existed before Zeus—and how did the cosmos itself come into being? In this episode of The Prometheans, we sit down with distinguished classicist Professor Jenny Strauss Clay...
Episode #71
Who was Shaikh ʿAbd al-Qadir al-Jilani, and why is he regarded as one of the most influential spiritual masters in Islamic history? In this episode of The Prometheans, I am joined by Dr. Louay Fatoohi to explore...
Episode #70
Was Socrates a sincere philosopher condemned for his honesty — or a master ironist who talked his way into a death sentence? In this episode of The Prometheans, host Ali Zaka sits down with C.D.C. Reeve, Delta Kappa...
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That Philosophy Guy, ReasonIO, Stoicism Today, Modern Stoicism Steering Committee
psychoanalyst, neuropsychologist, founder of Neuropsychoanalysis, chair of neuropsychology at the University of Cape Town, President of the South African Psychoanalytical Association, Research Chair of the International Psychoanalytical Association, Neuroscience Institute at the University of Cape Town
Hagitude: Finding Your Voice and Growing New Bones, Nostos Institute
author of The Political Theory of Liberal Socialism, Triplecrown Wealth Management
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