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Philosophy Playdate

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Children's impossible questions addressed by the greatest minds in philosophy. With jokes.Hosted by philosopher Christabel Cane and comedian Steve Cross.

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31%

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Selective

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What is Philosophy Playdate about?

Children's impossible questions addressed by the greatest minds in philosophy. With jokes. Hosted by philosopher Christabel Cane and comedian Steve Cross.

What has Philosophy Playdate covered recently?

Recent episodes include "Episode 35 - "Do cats feel love?"" (27 October 2026, 56 minutes), "Episode 34 - "Should I sit up straight? Part 2" (19 October 2026, 40 minutes), and "Episode 33 - "Should I sit up straight?" Part 1" (12 October 2026, 51 minutes).

How often does Philosophy Playdate publish?

Philosophy Playdate publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 63 minutes across 34 episodes.

How hard is it to get booked on Philosophy Playdate?

Booking probability for Philosophy Playdate is 31%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Philosophy Playdate requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Philosophy Playdate's contact route on record: verified email.

Who should pitch Philosophy Playdate?

The strongest fits for Philosophy Playdate are Courses, Coaching & Lessons. Philosophy Playdate has a society audience.

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Philosophy Playdate is a society podcast with 34 episodes published.

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Recent episodes

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  • Oct 27, 202656 minS1

    This week, Steve and Christabel tackle Rose’s question, ‘Do cats feel love?’ Steve reveals himself to be much like the philosopher Alfred North Whitehead in his shared suspicion of the animals. Christabel observes that...

  • Oct 19, 202640 minS1

    Welcome, gentle listeners, to the second sacral brain of the two-part episode that attempts to answer whether we should sit up straight. Enter (if you dare) into a body of literature where bones are rocks, psychology is...

  • Oct 12, 202651 minS1

    Over the next two episodes, Steve and Christabel will serve up a mind-melting mixture of psychoanalysis, osteology, theory fiction, evolutionary biology, hypergeneology (and maybe even a little bit of philosophy) to...

  • Oct 5, 202637 minS1

    This week, Christabel comes back (with a vengeance) to have another jab at Immanuel Kant as she and Steve set about answering Steve’s daughter’s question “Why do people keep secrets?” Steve rebuts Christabel’s...

  • Sep 28, 202652 minS1

    In this episode, Steve and Christabel answer Steve’s son’s question “Is dobbing bad?” To get the skinny on snitching, Christabel revisits friend of the podcast, Immanuel Kant. She also draws on the Kantian scholarship...

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  • Sep 21, 202646 minS1

    This week, Steve and Christabel answer Mylo’s question: ‘Is infinity a number?’ They enlist the help of the Milesians; Thales, Anaximander and Anaximenes (who were Presocratic philosophers, and NOT Pokémon) and...

  • Sep 14, 202659 minS1

    Steve and Christabel venture forth from Plato’s cave on this week’s quest, which is to find out whether numbers are real. On the way, Christabel learns a surprising amount about football, Steve confesses to some light...

  • Aug 17, 20261h 16mS1

    This week, Steve and Christabel are delighted to be joined by composer/ writer/ podcaster/ director/ photographer extraordinaire Ian Bowkett to tackle a question that was technically posed by Steve’s son. Steve relays...

  • Aug 10, 20261h 3m

    This week Steve and Christabel take a stab at answering why it is that people don’t want to be old. They begin in Ancient Greece with a conversation between Socrates and Cephalus, drawing heavily on Saloni de Souza’s...

  • Aug 3, 20261h 26mS1

    This week, Steve and Christabel survey what the philosophers have said about temporal biases that drive behaviours like saving the best for last, ‘swallowing the frog’ and investing for retirement. In the course of...

  • Jul 27, 20261h 21mS1

    For the episode this week, Steve and Christabel tackle a question from Steve’s daughter, who asked whether animals have different emotions (to those experienced by human beings). In answering this question, our hosts...

  • Jul 20, 20261 hourS1

    This week Steve and Christabel answer Huey, who asks “How many bad guys are there?” Christabel responds with an assortment of takes on villainy given by the good, the bad and the ugly of philosophy. We start with the...

  • Jun 28, 20261h 5mS1

    This week, our hosts tackle a question from Steve’s kids as to why in their house, they’re vegetarian. Steve tells us that he doesn’t eat, buy or prepare meat for environmental reasons, reminiscing about a global...

  • Jun 22, 20261h 15mS1

    In this episode, Steve and Christabel discuss environmental ethics, prompted by Steve’s daughter asking if she should pick a flower she found growing by the roadside. Our hosts use Immanuel Kant’s formula of the...

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