Hosted by John Driggs · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 5 episodes
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In The Big Questions podcast, please join twelve-year-old host Gideon Wood as he explores some of life's biggest questions with his dad. What do we do with this gift and mystery of life? How do we deal with death? What moral duty do we have towards the earth and her creatures? How do we understand and make peace with ourselves, others, and this world? Gideon asks his listeners to please email their own big questions to gideonwood99@gmail.com
John Driggs hosts The Big Questions, a kids show with 5 episodes published.
In this episode, Gideon explores how autism affects his life and how others might identify autism in themselves. He also explores skillful ways to navigate autism's challenges.
In this episode, Gideon asks about what ethical duties we have as we advance our technological capacities. He also explores the concepts of "death" and "borrowed time" and how they can help us to live with more moral cla
In this episode, Gideon asks about Life and whether another type of life or consciousness exists.
In this episode, Gideon explores how ethics can help us to live in harmony with the world and improve our own sense of wellbeing.
In this episode, Gideon explores our moral duty toward animals, specifically cows, for our source of food.
In this episode, Gideon and his dad explore the earliest philosophers.
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The Big Questions is hosted by John Driggs. The show is categorised under kids (family) and has published 5 episodes.
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