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The Berkeley Dialogues
The Berkeley Dialogues is a student based philosophy podcast associated with the University of California, Berkeley. Each episode contains a different philosophical or topical issue.
Greetings, my fellow intellectuals! I hope everyone had a great end to their semester and congratulations to the recent grads!! For the last week of The Berkeley Dialogues "season", we closed out with Nicole Vargas who is a Rhetoric major. We also had the privilege of having Sara Wexler on, who is interested in possibly taking over the podcast at the beginning of next semester. Nicole discussed what the Rhetoric major consists of and how it can be compared to the Philosophy major. Louie J Campos, Matthew Gonzales, and I would like to thank all our guests for taking the time out of their busy schedules to come to talk with us. We would also like to thank and give a huge shout out to all the listeners! We know Joe Rogan or some other famous podcaster is more enticing to listen to, but we really do appreciate you taking the time to listen to ours.
Howdy fellow seekers of wisdom! This week on The Berkeley Dialogues Louie J Campos and I are accompanied by members of the decal "Philosophy of the Inner City". These members include Raymond Banks, Mel Davis, Jabar Xavier, and Mr. Best. We discuss what the course is and get to hear about each of their lives. We wanted to thank them greatly as they shared their personal stories and struggles growing up in America. If you are thinking of taking a decal or just an awesome class in general, we highly recommend taking Philosophy of the Inner City. We hope you enjoy and would like to thank Raymond, Mel, Jabar, and Mr. Best again!
Hello, Fellow Insomniacs! This week on The Berkeley Dialogues I am accompanied by Matthew Gonzales and Louie J Campos! Unofficially known as "The Normies", this week we talk about censorship and regulation! We start discussing the differences between censorship and regulation and then move on to talk about where censorship may or may not be appropriate (i.e. within schools, the media, and the government). This week we would like to shout out LiL TRACTOR who is a fellow Berkeley philosophy student and helped provide the intro music for this week's episode. The track is linked in this post! We hope you enjoy and have an amazing week!
https://soundcloud.com/liltractor/baby-shark
Howdy Ya'll! This week on The Berkeley Dialogues Louie J Campos and Noah Light talk about the hot topic of people buying their kids into colleges. Whether it be through a fraudulent sports scholarship or having someone else take the SAT for them, we discuss what it means for this country. The whole point of this podcast is to learn and get multiple points of views and you definitely get it in this episode
Hello fellow Philosophizers! This week on The Berkeley Dialogues, Louie J Campos Matthew Gonzales and I were lucky enough to have Emma Barton as our special guest! She is writing her honors thesis on Reparations, which is the topic of this week's podcast. We were honored (get it?) to have her on the podcast and had an awesome time learning about The Forward Looking Approach, which is her proposed framework for conceptualizing reparations!
This week Noah and Louie are accompanied by Matthew Gonzalez and talk about what a Philosophy Degree can get you after graduation. Near the latter half, they also discuss the judicial system and brainstorm some theories as to how it can be improved. Louie, Matthew, and Noah are Seniors at the University of California Berkeley studying Philosophy.
This week on the Podcast Louie and Noah talk about who they are and what to expect while listening to the podcast. Louie and Noah are Seniors at the University of California Berkeley studying Philosophy. The podcast is associated with the Philosophy department and each episode they cover a specific topic brought about by a guest.