Episodes
28
Anna Alexandrova on Measuring Well-Being and Alternatives to Technocracy
27
Eva Vivalt on Evidence-Based Policy and Forecasting Social Science
26
Thomas Moynihan on the History of Existential Risk
25
Julia Shvets on Overconfidence, Rank Incentives, and Lab vs Field Experiments
24
Nikhil Krishnan on the History and Future of Analytic Philosophy
23
Marcus Daniell on High Impact Athletes, Communicating EA, and the Purpose of Sport
22
Sebastian Joy on ProVeg, Movement Building, and Corporate Engagement
21
Bruce Friedrich on Protein Alternatives and the Good Food Institute
20
Leah Edgerton and Manja Gärtner on Animal Charity Evaluation
19
Peter Singer on Speciesism, Lockdown Ethics, and Controversial Ideas
18
Luke Freeman on Giving What We Can and Community Building
17
Sriya Iyer on the Economics of Religion
16
Simon Beard on Parfit, Climate Change, and Existential Risk
15
Jessie Munton on Prejudice, Perception, and Search Engines
14
Carolina Alves on Heterodox Economics, Diversity in Academia, and the Global South
13
Jaime Sevilla Molina on Forecasting, Cultural Persistence, and Quantum Computing
12
Sanjay Joshi on Charity Evaluation and Nonprofit Entrepreneurship
11
Eve McCormick on Effective Altruism
10
Toke Aidt on Corruption and Political Economy
9
Neel Nanda on Effective Planning and Building Habits that Stick
8
George Rosenfeld on Effective Giving and Building a Charitable Movement
7
Diane Coyle on Tech Giants and Digital Monopolies
6
Dan Williams on Political Misinformation, Self-Delusion, and Signalling
5
Kent Berridge on Dopamine, Addiction, and Neuroscience
4
Tads Ciecierski-Holmes on Gym Membership and Behavioural Economics
3
Vasileios Kotsidis on Rational Choice Theory and the Repugnant Conclusion
2
Tobias Cremer on Right-wing Populism and Christianity
1
Victoria Bateman on the Industrial Revolution and Economic History