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experience is a collaborative podcast series hosted by philosopher Dr Valery Vinogradovs. Offering independent searches for meaning, our free-styled episodes accommodate diverse voices and topics. Confrontations, contradictions and inconclusive insights are to be expected here, in a struggling cross-cultural world! Touching on new and old key problems, crossing familiar and unfamiliar ways, our pr…

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Nietzsche's influence, with Babette Babich, Catherine Botha, and Leila Toiviainen
Valery interviews three philosophers influenced by Friedrich Nietzsche: Leila Toiviainen (PhD, University of Tasmania) Catherine F. Botha (Professor, University of Johannesburg) Babette Babich (Professor, Fordham University)
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ageing, with Arnold Berleant and Michael Alpert
In this episode, Arnold Berleant (Emeritus Professor of Philosophy/Founding Editor of Contemporary Aesthetics) and Michael Alpert (Writer/Director of the University of Maine Press) discuss ageing as an everyday process, chiefly from a phenomenological perspective.
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everyday anarchism, with Saul Newman and Lewis Call
Leading post-anarchists, Prof Saul Newman (Goldsmiths, University of London) and Prof Lewis Call (Cal Poly State University), situate the most misrepresented political movement against the left-right spectrum. They then demonstrate the anarchist ethos by responding to a series of everyday situation…
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pessimism and music, with Terre Thaemlitz and Seth Horvitz
Terre Thaemlitz/Dj Sprinkles (Comatonse Recordings) and Seth Horvitz/Rrose (Eaux) discuss pessimism, their contrasting philosophies of music, and other curious things. To appreciate this hybrid podcast, please ensure you have the appropriate equipment! Tracklist: Cleveland -- Payback [Hivern Dis…
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art and political ideology, with Soretti Kadir and Majid Heidari
Philosopher and art critic Dr Majid Heidari (Ferdows, Mashhad, Iran) and multi-talented storyteller Soretti Kadir (live from Nairobi, Kenya) talk about the role of art/artist, about evil and our responsibilities, art as a weapon of resistance and as a natural means to feel free from oppression, whe…
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philosophy and martial arts, with Graham Priest and Damon Young
In this episode, the eclectic Australian philosopher Dr Damon Young and Valery are sitting in a vehicle on the top, seventh floor of a car park in Hobart, Tasmania. It's 10.30 am, and we are chatting with professor Graham Priest, located in New York We grapple with the ways the philosophical met…
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poetics, self-understanding and health, with Richard Deming & Justin Clemens
In the thick of the global plague, Richard Deming (Yale, Senior Lecturer), Justin Clemens (University of Melbourne, A/Professor) and Valery agreed to hold a conversation on the topic of poetics, self-understanding, and health. An analysis and discussion of this trinity requires love of poetry and p…
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voice and racism, with Nina Eidsheim
Nina Eidsheim (Professor of Musicology, UCLA) and Valery discuss theoretical and practical insights that address a bundle of hard-wired assumptions about a voice - and an essence - of the other.
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