Likeville: Recent Episodes
John Faithful Hamer
Philosopher and professor John Faithful Hamer interviews a wide range of subjects. Nothing is off limits.
A conversation with philosopher Edward Slingerland about his last book: Drunk: How We Sipped, Danced, and Stumbled Our Way Into Civilization (2021).
A conversation with columnist Toula Drimonis about her new book: We, the Others: Allophones, Immigrants and Belonging in Canada (2022).
A conversation with sociologist Amy Kaler about her new book: Gender in Society Reader (2022).
A conversation with Matthew Mather about aliens, artificial intelligence, and his new novel: Aeon Rising: The Apocalypse Begins (2022).
A conversation with Nick White about his collection of short stories, Sweet and Low (2018), and his debut novel: How to Survive a Summer (2017).
A conversation with fellow Montrealer Jason McDonald about Montréal’s past, present, and future.
A conversation with Stephen Marche about his new book: The Next Civil War: Dispatches from the American Future (2022).
A conversation with philosopher Patrick Lee Miller about Anne Applebaum’s Twilight of Democracy: The Seductive Lure of Authoritarianism (2020).
A conversation with fellow Montrealer Paul Bode about why we’re voting for Valérie Plante in the upcoming municipal election.
A conversation with Heather Heying and Bret Weinstein about their new book: A Hunter-Gatherer’s Guide to the Twenty-First Century (2021)
A conversation with filmmaker Jonathan Kołodziej Durand about memory, identity, and his powerful documentary: Memory Is Our Homeland (2021)
A conversation with Michael Bilica about Ibram X. Kendi’s How to Be an Antiracist (2019).
A conversation with Darren Shore, Communications Coordinator for the advocacy group “Canadians for Tax Fairness,” about how the wealthy avoid paying their fair share, and what we can do to close the loopholes that make this possible.
A conversation with veteran organizer Joel Asa Miller about the labor movement’s past, present, and future.
A conversation with Montréal artist Nadim Zaidi about pushing pixels and painting pandemics.
A conversation with climatologist Alex Metveev about the future of the oceans, the carbon cycle, and climate change.
A conversation with filmmaker Matt Bissonnette about his new movie: Death of a Ladies’ Man (2020)
A conversation with evolutionary biologist Joseph Henrich about his new book: The WEIRDest People in the World: How the West Became Psychologically Peculiar and Particularly Prosperous (2020).
A conversation with horticulturalist Alex Vinetti about Amanda Little’s The Fate of Food: What We’ll Eat in a Bigger, Hotter, Smarter World (2019).
A conversation with sociologist Amy Kaler about how pandemic time makes us irritable, impatient, and angry.
A conversation with composer Richard Feren about liberalism’s problematic relationship to the Trump movement
A conversation with Alice Adams, a banker turned writer, about her debut novel: Invincible Summer (2016).
A conversation with philosopher Susan Neiman about her landmark study of the problem of evil: Evil in Modern Thought: An Alternative History of Philosophy (2015).
A conversation with Montreal’s Mayor, Valérie Plante, about her new book: Okay, Universe: Chronicles of a Woman in Politics (2020)
A conversation with Nicholas A. Christakis about his new book: Apollo’s Arrow: The Profound and Enduring Impact of the Coronavirus on the Way We Live (2020)
A conversation with philosopher Daniel Weinstock about the controversy surrounding the classroom use of the n-word.
A conversation with First Amendment lawyer Greg Lukianoff—President of the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education (FIRE) and author of The Coddling of the American Mind (2019)—about his fabulous new blog: The Eternally Radical Idea.
A conversation with novelist Matthew Mather about deep fakes, artificial intelligence, and his eerily prophetic novel, Darknet (2015).
A conversation with philosopher Chris Nguyen about data-harvesting, pandemic-era privacy concerns, and a viable alternative to Zoom and Microsoft Teams: Brave Together.
A conversation with movie critic and film studies professor Matthew Hays about Dirty Harry (1971). Please note that this is the first of two episodes devoted to this newly relevant Clint Eastwood classic.
A conversation with historian Fred Bode about Bernard Bailyn’s The Ideological Origins of the American Revolution (1967)
A conversation with horticulturist Alex Vinetti about David Graeber’s Bullshit Jobs (2019).
A conversation with herpetologist Ryan Wolfe about snake ecology, herp porn, and beautiful freaks of nature.
A conversation with writer Stephen Marche about his new Audible series: How Not to F*ck Up Your Marriage Too Bad (2020).
A conversation with novelist Matthew Mather about deep fakes, disaster stories, the Fourth Industrial Revolution, and his new book: Meet Your Maker (2020)
A conversation with environmentalist Ryan Young—a filmmaker, teacher, activist, and elected official who remains very much in love with the natural world.
A conversation with writer John McFetridge about his splendid trilogy of novels set in the crime-ridden Montréal of the 1970s: Black Rock (2014), A Little More Free (2015), & One or the Other (2016).
A conversation with Jacqueline Novogratz, founder and CEO of Acumen, about her new book: Manifesto for a Moral Revolution: Practices to Build a Better World (2020)
A conversation with Jason Brennan, Chris Surprenant, and Eric Winsberg about the coronavirus pandemic, epidemiological expertise, and the side-effects of the quarantine.
A conversation with author and entrepreneur Alistair Croll about the startup scene, the future of high tech, and the post-pandemic world.
A conversation with writer Taras Grescoe about fascism, the coronavirus pandemic, and his new book: Possess the Air: Love, Heroism, and the Battle for the Soul of Mussolini’s Rome (2020)
A conversation with philosopher Susan Neiman about the #MeToo movement, idealism-induced depression, and her new book: Learning from the Germans: Race and the Memory of Evil (2020).
A conversation with herpetologist Jessica Ferguson (aka Queensnake) about wandering turtles, invasive species, and a salamander named Jesus.
A conversation with Mohawk social worker Taylor Goodleaf about The Indian Act (1876), the recent resurgence of Indigenous activism, and the nationwide pipeline protests that have succeeded in crippling Canadian infrastructure.
A conversation with philosopher Susan Neiman about collective guilt, reparations payments, and her new book: Learning from the Germans: Race and the Memory of Evil (2019)
A conversation with writer Adam Gopnik about ambition, married love, New York City in the 1980s, and his delightful memoir: At the Strangers’ Gate: Arrivals in New York (2018).
A conversation with actress Erika Rosenbaum about moving to L.A. at 19, making it in Hollywood, and surviving Harvey Weinstein.
A conversation with travel writer Mike Spencer Bown about his backpacking memoir, The World's Most Travelled Man: A Twenty-Three-Year Odyssey to and through Every Country on the Planet (2018)
A conversation with Montreal writer Leila Marshy about her debut novel, The Philistine (2018).
A conversation with writer Adam Gopnik about his new book, A Thousand Small Sanities: The Moral Adventure of Liberalism (2019).
A conversation with social psychologist Jonathan Haidt about his 13-year-old bestseller, The Happiness Hypothesis: Finding Modern Truth in Ancient Wisdom (2006).
A conversation with criminologist Lee Mellor (aka Dr. Murder) about Jim Jones, virtual reality, and the future of education.
A conversation with acclaimed artist Shelley Miller about sugar, her upcoming show, and the 21st-century art world.
A conversation with sociologist and physician Nicholas A. Christakis about his new book, Blueprint: The Evolutionary Origins of a Good Society (2019)
A conversation with entrepreneur Dave Howlett about selfishness, reciprocity, and altruism.
A conversation with Quillette editor Jonathan Kay about his new book: Your Move: What Board Games Teach Us About Life (2019)
A conversation with writer Stephen Marche about heroic refugees, holographic celebrities, and countercultural fairies.
A conversation with filmmaker Albert Nerenberg about climate change, the upcoming Wild X conference (Oct. 5, 2019), and his new movie: Who Farted? (2019).
A conversation with philosopher Mike Huemer about social justice activism’s problematic relationship to justice, willingness to punish the innocent, and troubling lack of interest in the truth.
A conversation with evolutionary psychologist Robert King about human sexuality, reproductive reductionism, and the female orgasm.
A conversation with historian and genocide expert Frank Chalk about the history and sociology of genocide, the countries most likely to erupt in genocidal violence in the near future, and the significance of AOC’s concentration camp comment.
A conversation with philosopher Patrick Lee Miller about parenting in the age of studies have shown, safety culture, and the award-winning Black Mirror episode entitled “Arkangel”.
A conversation with writer Libby Emmons about transhumanism, cancel culture, and the end of the world.
A conversation with writer Alex Knepper about embracing liberalism and religion, and leaving the Republican Party, Ayn Rand, libertarianism, and market fundamentalism.
A conversation with lawyer turned Brazilian jujitsu expert Alexander Boldizar about Harvard Law School, fatherhood, and his debut novel: The Ugly (2016).
A conversation with philosopher Daniel Weinstock about the epidemic of anxiety and depression, the decline of liberalism, and his new book on the legalization of marijuana in Canada: High Time (2019).
A conversation with writer and filmmaker George Tombs about Conrad Black’s pardon, Norwegian explorer Roald Amundsen, and his debut novel: Mind the Gap (2019).
A conversation with classicist Joseph Miller about leaving Mormonism, finding the classics, and living with stoic dignity amidst the crumbling ruins of American Academia.
A conversation with entrepreneur Bernard Asagai about leaving America, learning a new language, converting to Islam, starting a business, and raising a family in twenty-first-world Brazil.
A conversation with cybersecurity expert Ceri James Charlton about Facebook, Google, Cambridge Analytica, Russian hacking, internet privacy, fatherhood, philosophy, and the future.
A conversation with political theorist Jacob T. Levy about accepting political life for what it is, holding fast to your ideals, and making the best of it in a fallen world with people who are not your friends.
A conversation with journalist Ali Taghva, editor-in-chief of The Post Millennial, about Justin Trudeau, Canadian conservatism, and the future of journalism.
A conversation with hypnotherapist Dominique LaRoche about the importance of focus and attention, the nature of consciousness, and realm of the possible.
A conversation with philosopher Babette Babich about Leonard Cohen, Nietzsche, Plato, Jordan Peterson, gender politics, music, sex, feminism, desire, and men’s fashion.
A conversation with writer Genevieve Weynerowski about managing a political campaign, dealing with difference, and bridging the divide between Jordan Peterson fans and progressive trans activists.
A conversation with safecracker Rodney Rourke about being your own boss, working with your hands, and staying free.
A conversation with anthropologist Helga Ingeborg Vierich about toxic masculinity, the domestication of dogs, keystone species, and humanistic environmentalism.
A conversation with philosopher Patrick Lee Miller about Francis Fukuyama’s new book: Identity: The Demand for Dignity and the Politics of Resentment (2018).
A conversation with columnist Barbara Kay about feminism, the institution of marriage, and the resurgence of Victorian ideas about men and women.
A conversation with polymath David Boxenhorn about the two worlds we simultaneously live in: Mundia, the natural world of immutable laws, and Modia, the ever-changing social world.
A conversation with criminologist and sociologist Tanya Trussler about how and why Canadians kill each other.
A conversation with men’s rights activist Christopher “Wally” Wallace, a gangster turned therapist, about what’s wrong with men and boys in the twenty-first-century West.
A conversation with polymath Yaneer Bar-Yam, president of the New England Complex Systems Institute, about markets, pandemics, ecosystems, climate change, uncertainty, and invasive species.
A conversation with entrepreneur Andrew Mcclymont, a larger than life character who grew up on a farm in rural Australia, and then went on to harvest crocodile eggs, fly helicopters, put out forest fires, work on oil rigs, and start a health-food business.
A conversation with journalist and essayist Joshua Ostroff about the meaning of the concept of virtue signalling.
A conversation with counter-terrorism expert Daveed Gartenstein-Ross about why we’re still losing the War on Terror, the differences between ISIS and al Qaeda, and Osama bin Laden's legacy.
A conversation with neuroscientist Kwame Brown, Professor of Psychology, cofounder of Symbiotic Swag, and #BlackLivesMatter activist.
A conversation with criminologist and true crime writer Lee Mellor about psychopaths, psychotics, and seemingly normal people who become cold-blooded killers.
A conversation with psychologist Jonathan Haidt about his new book: The Coddling of the American Mind: How Good Intentions and Bad Ideas are Setting Up a Generation for Failure (2018).
A conversation with aphorist Aaron Haspel about the life and work of recently deceased author Tom Wolfe.
A conversation with sociologist Amy Kaler about what “intersectionality” is, what it isn’t, and what problems it solves.
A conversation with philosopher and political scientist Jason Brennan about his new book: When All Else Fails: The Ethics of Resistance to State Injustice (2018)
A conversation with Dr. Shuvo Ghosh, a pediatrician who has been working with trans kids and their parents for 16 years.
Dr. Shuvo Ghosh is a pediatrician who has been working with trans kids and their parents for 16 years. He separates fact from fiction on this overly political issue.
A conversation with anthropologist Helga Ingeborg Vierich about sustainable hunter-gatherer ecosystem management practices such as seed-spreading, permaculture, selective burning, partial domestication, and species-specific hunting bans.
Helga Ingeborg Vierich, an anthropologist who's done extensive field research in Africa, talks with us about sustainable hunter-gatherer ecosystem management practices such as seed-spreading, permaculture, selective burning, partial domestication of wild animals, and species-specific hunting bans.
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A conversation with entrepreneur Jaffer Ali about the inscrutable nature of marketing success, mainstream media manipulation, and the Big Data myth.
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A conversation with artist Bevan Ramsay about being, and pretending to be, an artist in postmodern America.
Bevan Ramsay is an accomplished New York City artist who talks with us about being, and pretending to be, an artist; why becoming an artist is a terrible idea; why artists shouldn't talk about their art; and much else.
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A conversation with writer Jonathan Kay about his recent move to Quillette, Heterodox Academy’s conference in New York City, and the struggle to remain fair and objective in profoundly partisan times.
A conversation with philosopher Nassim Nicholas Taleb about his new book: Skin in the Game: Hidden Asymmetries in Daily Life.
A conversation with philosopher Patrick Lee Miller about parenting, love, relationships, death, mortality, honour, money, and the meaning of life.
A conversation with historian Fred Bode about Paul Schrader’s First Reformed (2017), a thriller about despair, radicalization, terrorism, sin, and redemption.
Fred Bode is an expert on American religion, talks with us about the disturbing new Ethan Hawke movie, First Reformed, a thriller about despair, radicalization, terrorism, sin, and redemption.
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A conversation with historian Fred Bode and movie critic Matthew Hays about America’s love affair with disaster movies
Fred Bode and Matthews Hays talk with us about our culture's love affair with the disaster movie.
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Ingrid Bejerman talks with us about falling in love with Montreal, growing up in Brazil, art, literature, the complicated history of the Jews in the Americas, and much else.
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Andrew Miller talks to us us about the perils of praise, the importance of self-promotion, the nobility of civil service work, transportation ethics, self-driving cars, sustainable development, and the vicissitudes of urban planning in the rapidly changing environment of 21st century Ontario.
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Graeme Blake is an entrepreneur who talks to us about teaching law school applicants how to game the LSAT, the strategies and challenges of starting and running a business, and the future of education.
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Fred Bode talks with us about Christian America’s newfound disinterest in personal piety and progressive America’s newfound obsession with it; the future of the Republican Party and American Christianity; the Gold Rush culture of Hollywood; and much else.
Stephen Marche is a Toronto-based writer who talks to us about Toronto's heroic response to the recent van-attack; the relationship between celebrity and terrorism in a celebrity-obsessed age; the 9/11 museum, and much else
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François Furstenberg is a Johns Hopkins University historian and author who talks to us about the relationship between the U.S. and the French Atlantic World in the 18th-century Age of Revolutions, French émigrés who fled the French Revolution and settled in Philadelphia; slavery and nationalism in the post-revolutionary U.S.; the brutality of the efforts to suppress the Haitian Revolution, and much else.
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Joseph Rosen talks about Canadian Trumpsters, political polarization, Satan, Jordan Peterson, and Rabbis doing LSD in Jerusalem.
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Barbara Kay talks with us about the idea of an independent Montreal city-state; the pit bull controversy; the Jordan Peterson phenomenon, and more.
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Kimberley Manning is the head of the Simone de Beauvoir Institute and talks about why she's leaving academia for politics, why she chose the Liberal Party, how China's Great Leap Forward shaped her view of progressivism, and trans rights.
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David Avrom Bell is a Princeton historian who discusses his recent scathing critique of Steven Pinker's latest book, Enlightenment Now
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Stephen Marche talks with us about Rob Ford, Doug Ford, Megan Fox, Jordan Peterson, celebrity politics, Vice magazine, the brutality of the male libido, sex and gender in the age of MeToo, werewolves, residential schools, being a dad, living with contradictions, and much more.
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Francis Fortin is a resident radiologist at the Centre Hospitalier Universitaire de Montréal - we talk about the role of doctors in the 21st century, hyper-specialization in medicine, the role of artificial intelligence in medical technology, patient absenteeism, physician-assisted suicide, and the right to die.
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Daniel Weinstock talks with us about the resurgence of populism, identity politics, being a public intellectual, the relationship between city living and the risk of psychosis, and much, much else.
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Jonathan Kay about social media, the crisis of authority, right-wing populism, left-wing piety, holy watching, Lindsay Shepherd, Doug Ford, Justin Trudeau, Donald Trump, the future of the CBC, and much else.
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Jane Sorenson is an environmentalist who talks about the rewilding of urban areas, the concept of invasive species, and much else.
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Aaron Haspel tells us why we should go to college, avoid politics, be as superficial as possible, get rid of democratic elections, abolish school, and bring back child labor.
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Geneviève Weynerowski about the problem with the progressive preoccupation with privilege.
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Chris Nguyen is cryptocurrency expert who talks about the nature, purpose, history, and future of money.
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Chris Nguyen is a cryptocurrency expert who talks about libertarianism, philosophy, the importance of perspective, and the future of education.
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This episode of Likeville is brought to you by:
· Good Mix Foods: Our naturopath formulated custom superfood blends
· Else’s Bar: The Plateau/Mile End is pretty much a hipster paradise, and Else’s is its capital.
· Café Lali - Carré des Artistes Galerie d'Art: A family owned fine-art gallery/café in an amazing space, great coffee, and fine art.
· Online Photography Classes - Seb Furtado Photography: Private online photography courses for all levels
Albert Nerenberg is a filmmaker from Montreal who talks about sex, drugs, happiness, addiction, consciousness, Donald Trump, and the meaning of life.
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This episode of Likeville is brought to you by:
· Good Mix Foods: Our naturopath formulated custom superfood blends
· Else’s Bar: The Plateau/Mile End is pretty much a hipster paradise, and Else’s is its capital.
· Café Lali - Carré des Artistes Galerie d'Art: A family owned fine-art gallery/café in an amazing space, great coffee, and fine art.
· Online Photography Classes - Seb Furtado Photography: Private online photography courses for all levels