Podcast Dotted Lines – intercultural philosophy with Renate Schepen
One of the main points of intercultural philosophy is that the philosophies of different parts of the
Podcast: Science in the wild with Roland van Dierendonck
Everything around us is part of an ecosystem: the earth, the forests, but also plants are part of the system that sustains life on earth. Plants make oxygen and are food for humans and animals. They are also one of the few living organisms that can make their own food from air and light. Leafy green granules are a crucial part of this and also cause the green color of leaves. With the help of microscopy and do-it-yourself coloring methods, we can expose the cell structures of plants.
Podcast: Philosophy of the body – Aldo Houterman
When the ‘mind- body debate’ comes to mind, we often mention Descartes in the same breath. But since Descartes, there have been a lot of philosophers who thought about the mind body relation and a few major paradigm shifts around this topic. Wittgenstein for example, offers an introduction on the philosophy of the body and the meaning of body language. Merleau-Ponty, referred to our body as the primary source of knowledge, and Michael Serres praised the body and stated that the mind is born in the metamorphose possibilities by our bodies.
Podcast: Beyond Ourselves – Lisa Doeland
If the objects that are around us, reflect the social structures of our period what does that
Podcast: Biohacking – an introduction with DIY – futurist Peter Joosten
Future Based is diving into the world of biohacking and mind hacking, kicking off with the expert
Future Based thinking Theo Ploeg II
Future Based Podcast addresses issues ranging from the natural sciences and philosophy to art, technology and economics;