Philosophy in Color
Daisy Underhill
Showcasing rising philosophers from a broad spectrum of backgrounds and their research. The purpose of the podcast is to engage with new research to tackle big questions within the field of philosophy that intersects naturally with other disciplines for a more collaborative and interdisciplinary dialogue and research. A spotlight for new voices on old problems, in a modern setting.
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