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S13 E7: Plato's Republic Book VI - True Philosophers and True Knowledge

What makes someone truly a philosopher? How does knowledge differ from opinion? Does evil really exist? Find out as we discuss all this and more, breaking down Plato's definition of what a philosopher is, and whether it is possible to put philosopher-kings in place.  Follow us on X!  Give us your opinions here!

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  S14 E7: Transitional Conservatism: New England Sketches

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  S14 E6: Liberal Conservatives: Macaulay, Cooper, Tocqueville

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  S14 E5: Southern Conservatism: Randolph and Calhoun

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  S14 E4: Romantics and Utilitarians

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  S14 E3: John Adams and Liberty Under Law

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  S14 E2: Burke and the Politics of Prescription

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  S14 E1: The Idea of Conservatism

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  S13 E11: Season Finale: Plato's Republic Book X - Art, the Immortal Soul, …

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  S13 E10: Plato's Republic Book IX - The Tyrant and True Happiness

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  S13 E9: Plato's Republic Book VIII - Imperfect Societies

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  S13 E8: Plato's Republic Book VII - The Allegory of the Cave

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  S13 E6: Plato's Republic Book V - Women, Children, and Philosopher Kings

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  S13 E5: Plato's Republic Book IV - The State as the Soul

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  S13 E4: Plato's Republic Book III - Education and Censorship

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  S13 E3: Plato's Republic Book II - Injustice and the Origin of Society