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Arguments aren’t just for debates and courtrooms—they shape how we think, persuade, and make decisions every day. In this episode, we break down the basics of constructing and evaluating arguments, revealing why good reasoning is essential for cutting through misinformation and bad logic. Whether you're making a case at work, debating politics, or just trying to win an argument at the dinner table, understanding how arguments work gives you an edge. Tune in to sharpen your thinking and learn how to spot (and avoid) logical traps.

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Reason is a powerful tool for understanding the world and finding truth, but it's not without its flaws. In this episode, we'll look at the importance of critical thinking in daily life and how it applies to philosophical inquiry.

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What is the difference between academic philosophy and denim philosophy? In this episode, we'll discuss how philosophy can be relevant to your life, even if you're not a university professor.

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Does Philosophy matter anymore? And if so what is its value? Discover or rediscover philosophy through a discussion of Plato's Apology.

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