In this episode of the Fools and Sages podcast Boaz and Brian discuss community, expanding on the interdependence model discussed in previous episodes. They touch on the dynamics of intentional communities, the challenges of building connections in urban settings, the importance of collective self-awareness, and more. The conversation also turns to postmodernism, emphasizing the role of community in joining wisdom and knowledge, and highlighting the potential for connection that can arise in times of change.

In the 15th episode of the Fools and Sages podcast, Brian and Boaz use Wallace Stegner as an entry point into the American West; discussing the impact of nature on personal identity, the significance of the American West, and the cultural intersections that shape our understanding of the environment. The Fools touch on community, support systems, interdependence within communities, the contrasting dynamics of urban and rural life, and more.

In this episode of the Fools and Sages podcast hosts Brian and Boaz discuss Federico Faggin and his philosophy in order to uncover the role of responsibility in relation to the nature of reality. They touch on the complexities of epistemology, the importance of taking responsibility for one's actions as a pathway to self-awareness, the implications of dualistic philosophy, and more.