Explore every episode of the podcast Interintellect Hostcast

In this episode, we talk with our host, DJ Scruggs. DJ is a serial entrepreneur and programmer who has run multiple businesses, has a passion for reading and learning, and hosts the monthly series "Claude Code for Humanities," where he helps non-technical people start their journey with AI.

We discuss his journey learning to code on his own, his path as an entrepreneur, and how to best think about AI in this current moment.

You can follow DJ on his website: https://djscruggs.com

And sign up for his next Claude Code for Humanities session here: https://interintellect.com/salons/claude-code-for-the-humanities-august-2026

In this episode of Hostcast, João sits down with Liv Li and Stephanie, co-hosts of a four-part salon series on Joseph Campbell hosted on Interintellect.

Together they explore why Campbell remains both a philosopher and a provocateur in the postmodern world, unpacking the durability of the hero's journey across cultures, the lesser-known heroine's journey developed by Dr. Maureen Murdoch, and the tension between ancient myth-making and a fragmented, algorithm-driven society searching for new meaning.

From the role of masks as tools for authentic self-discovery to the question of whether a "third model" beyond Campbell and Murdoch is possible, this conversation weaves together psychology, mythology, pop culture, and philosophy.

The fourth and final salon in their Campbell series is still open to join here:

https://interintellect.com/salons/the-eternal-story-joseph-campbell-in-a-postmodern-world-episode-4

Follow our Hosts here:

https://substack.com/@notesbysl

https://archetypica.substack.com/

In this episode of Hostcast, we sit down with James Cussen, an Interintellect host whose work centers on practical, livable philosophy.

James shares how his journey into philosophy began during a difficult period in his teenage years, when reading Albert Camus's The Myth of Sisyphus gave him a sense of being understood for the first time. From there, his curiosity took him through Nietzsche, Jung, and much more.

The conversation also explores how to approach reading philosophy, with James emphasizing humility, patience, and a willingness to temporarily inhabit a worldview different from your own.

The episode then takes a focused look at Nietzsche's On the Genealogy of Morals, the text at the center of James's current salon series on Interintellect.

You can join his salon here:

https://interintellect.com/salons/what-is-the-meaning-of-ascetic-ideals-friedrich-nietzsche-on-the-genealogy-of-morality

You can also follow James, here:

https://www.thelivingphilosophy.com/

https://www.youtube.com/@TheLivingPhilosophy/videos

In this episode of the Hostcast, I sit down with political philosopher Adam Gjesdal to explore some of the biggest questions in political philosophy: from how we correct for our own biases, to why diversity of perspectives leads to better outcomes, to what John Stuart Mill's On Liberty can teach us about free speech and individual freedom today.

We also get into Adam's own academic journey, his research on justice pluralism, and, of course, his upcoming salon series on Mill's "On Liberty".

A conversation full of ideas that are as relevant now as they've ever been.

You can sign up for Adam's first episode here:

https://interintellect.com/salons/on-liberty-revisited-mill-harriet-taylor-and-the-case-for-freedom

In this episode of Hostcast, we have Rania Nasis, physician, serial entrepreneur, and generalist operator who has built and advised companies across biotech, digital health, senior tech, and pediatric care.

Rania shares the story of leaving medicine before ever practicing, getting hooked on startups through a business plan competition, and spending the last 12+ years navigating one of the hardest industries to innovate in: healthcare. She breaks down why the space is both deeply rewarding and brutally complicated, from misaligned stakeholder incentives to year-long sales cycles as well as what it takes to persist through all of it. She's also launching Nimble, a high-protein French-style ice cream brand hitting New York grocery stores in early April.

We talked about her Atlas Shrugged book club hosted through Interintellect in New York City. Why she chose Ayn Rand's most ambitious novel, what timeless tensions it surfaces around individualism, excellence, and productive output, and what she hopes participants take away regardless of where they land politically are some of the themes explored.

Want to join or just keep up with what Rania is building? Find her on X/Twitter, LinkedIn, or through her Interintellect profile.

Today’s Interintellect host is Neil Thanedar, author of Positive Politics. We spoke about his journey in entrepreneurship, from working with his father to build a testing lab to co-founding Laboor, and why he believes the future belongs to scientist-CEOs. Naturally, we also dug into the core ideas behind Positive Politics.

Neil is currently leading a four-part series on Interintellect where he explores the book and offers a reframing of our relationship with politics.

In our conversation, we discussed his plans for the remaining sessions, the role of writing and activism in getting started in politics, the real barriers to entry for political engagement, and why he believes we are all called to make a difference.

You can sign up for the remaining two sessions of his series here:
https://interintellect.com/salons/session-3-positive-politics-what

In this episode of Hostcast, we sit down with Grant Mulligan, a writer, investor, and conservationist.

Our conversation ranges across fatherhood, progress, abundance, and The Odyssey.

Grant is currently hosting a reading series on Interintellect dedicated to The Odyssey, which we’re exploring together. You can find the series, along with Grant’s writing, here:

https://www.grantmulligan.com/

https://interintellect.com/hosts/grant-mulligan-1128177

In this episode with Brian Gallagher, we dive into the subtle art that separates a writer from an editor, his years shaping stories at Nautilus, the thinkers and writers he admires, and the role of taste in writing a journalistic piece. We also talked about his upcoming book on Mars, what are some of the non-obvious hurdles we might need to deal with and, of course, his previous salons at our community.

You can follow Brian here:

https://www.briangallagher.org

https://twitter.com/bsgallagher

In this episode of Hoscast, we talk with Olga Yakimenko, film-maker, writer and of course, Interintellect Host.

Throughout the conversation we talk about how moving around so often shaped her view of the world, why she really enjoys human perception and what is the power of stories.

We also talk about her most recent project: "The User Illusion", which you'll want to know all about.

You can be on the look out for Olga's next salons here:

https://interintellect.com/hosts/olga-yakimenko

Follow Olga on Twitter:

https://x.com/AnalogWhole

Poet, critic, and Interintellect host Paul Franz joins us for a wide-ranging conversation on poetry, reading, and the enduring spirit of Romanticism.

He’s editor of the journal Literary Imagination and Serpent Club, and in our conversation we trace his path into literature—from his early love of books to his life as a poet published in The New York Review of Books and an essayist for The Atlantic and The Nation.

Paul shares why Romanticism matters today, how Romanticon, where he’s an editor, tackles that issue, and what it means to weave together different forms of writing (poetry, criticism, essays) within one creative life.

We dive into the tension between creative writing and academic writing, and how he navigated that space.

Finally, Paul reflects on his approach to salons and the art of conversation itself: an invitation to think, read, and share more deeply.

You can find Paul’s Host Page and check out his salons here:

https://interintellect.com/hosts/paul-franz

You can also check his Substack here:

https://ashesandsparks.substack.com/

Check our website to become a member of our community or attend one of our salons:

https://interintellect.com/

Philosopher and Interintellect host Bryan Kam joins us to preview his upcoming salon, Buddha, Socrates, and Us: Ancient Wisdom for Modern Uncertainties.

Drawing on Stephen Batchelor’s work, he explores how these two ancient thinkers embraced uncertainty, humility, and ethical living. Not only that but also how their insights can guide us through today’s personal and planetary crises.

In this conversation, Bryan shares his approach to hosting salons that blend intellectual depth with lived experience, inviting participants to treat uncertainty not as a threat, but as a practice.

You can sign up for the salon here:

https://interintellect.com/salons/buddha-socrates-and-us-ancient-wisdom-for-modern-uncertainties

You can check Bryan's work here:

• Bryan's writing at Clerestory
• Bryan's talk at London's Philosophy for All
• Intro to Neither/Nor: Thinking and Sensing
• Liminal Learning

In this episode, host Ravi Joseph speaks with Susan Abbott, a strategist and researcher of democracy and communication. They talk about the relevance of inquiry into democracy today, the possibilities of deliberative democracy, the future of AI in government, and more. 

Susan’s salon series starting July 2: https://interintellect.com/series/democracy-and-its-discontents

Susan’s website: https://crosspollinateconsulting.com/

Find Ravi on X: https://x.com/rjkarmayogi

In this episode, host Ravi Joseph speaks with startup founder and essayist Anton Troynikov. They talk about Anton’s startup Chroma, the role of grand visions in the San Francisco idea ecosystem, the dialectic of strength and victimhood in contemporary culture, and more. 

Anton’s Interintellect Salon with Casey Handmer on June 7: https://interintellect.com/salons/terraforming-earth-and-beyond-with-casey-handmer

Anton’s Website and Essays: https://www.troynikov.io/

Find Anton on X: https://x.com/atroyn

Find Ravi on X: https://x.com/rjkarmayogi

In this episode, Ravi Joseph speaks with writer and veteran Sean Hughes. They talk about the resilience of the American system, the contemporary relevance of Fukuyama’s End of History thesis, Sean’s journey from the military to the tech world and professional writing, and more. If you like this episode, be sure to check out Sean’s salon co-hosted with Katherine Stewart on May 26.  

Sean’s Interintellect Salon with Katherine Stewart on May 26: https://interintellect.com/salons/money-lies-and-god-a-discussion-with-author-katherine-steward

Sean’s Substack: https://seanpatrickhughes.substack.com/

Find Sean on X: https://x.com/seanphughes99

Find Ravi on X: https://x.com/rjkarmayogi

In this episode, host Ravi Joseph speaks with philosopher Christophe Porot about the philosophy of religion. They talk about suffering as a path to philosophy, authenticity as a way out of suffering, the possibility of religion after Immanuel Kant’s critique, and more.

Christophe’s first God and Humanity salon on May 9: https://interintellect.com/salons/episode-1-an-introduction-to-philosophy-of-religion

Find Christophe on X: https://x.com/porotchristophe

Find Ravi on X: https://x.com/rjkarmayogi

In this episode, host Ravi Joseph speaks with entrepreneur and engineer Vatsal Kaushik about his upcoming salon on Will Durant’s history books. They talk about why to read about ancient history, the importance of agriculture as a turning point in civilization, his entrepreneurial work building an X curation app with AI, and more. 

Vatsal’s Interintellect Salon on March 15: https://interintellect.com/salons/our-oriental-heritage-exploring-the-foundations-of-civilization⁠

Vatsal’s New Book with Jim O'Shaughnessy: https://www.infinitebooks.com/books/products/two-thoughts

Find Vatsal on X: https://x.com/vtslkshk

Find Ravi on X: https://x.com/rjkarmayogi

In this episode, host Ravi Joseph speaks with author Ian Leslie. First, they talk about his new book John & Paul, the continued relevance of the Beatles, and the need for a new narrative to understand them. Later in the podcast, they discuss recent developments in politics such as the rightward “vibe shift” in the US and worldwide, and Trump’s unconventional communication strategies. 

Ian’s Interintellect Salon on February 26: https://interintellect.com/salons/unraveling-the-creative-process-a-conversation-with-ian-leslie

Ian’s Newsletter: https://ianleslie.substack.com/

Find Ian on X: https://x.com/mrianleslie

Find Ravi on X: https://x.com/rjkarmayogi

In this episode, host Ravi Joseph speaks with scientist and author Samuel Arbesman about his new book, the Magic of Code. They discuss computing as a universal field, the overlaps between computing and biology, the role of wonder in scientific investigation, and more.

Samuel’s Interintellect Salon on February 13:https://interintellect.com/salons/the-magic-of-code

Samuel’s Website:https://arbesman.net/

Find Samuel on X:https://x.com/arbesman

Find Ravi on X:https://x.com/rjkarmayogi

In this episode, host Ravi Joseph speaks with political philosopher Rebecca Lowe. They discuss the role of freedom in utopian societies, the merits of local control of governance, how space travel could benefit human flourishing, and Rebecca's journey through multiple fields to finding her calling as a philosopher.

Rebecca's next salon on Freedom and Utopia: https://interintellect.com/salons/why-utopia

Rebecca's Substack: https://theendsdontjustifythemeans.substack.com/

Find Rebecca on X: https://x.com/RMLLowe

Find Ravi on X: https://x.com/rjkarmayogi

In this episode, host Ravi Joseph speaks with writer and philosophy professor Stephen Adubato. They discuss the vibes-based nature of contemporary political campaigns, the influence of Nietzsche in online cultural movements, the need for local organizing, and more.

Stephen's Substack: https://cracksinpomo.substack.com/

Find Stephen on X: https://x.com/stephengadubato

Find Ravi on X: https://x.com/rjkarmayogi

In this episode, host Ravi Joseph speaks with journalist, author, and educator Madison Margolin. They discuss Madison's journey of exploring Judaism through psychedelic consciousness, healing generational trauma through psychedelics, and the cultural changes of recent years leading to psychedelic mainstreaming.

Madison's salon series: https://interintellect.com/series/judaism-is-psychedelic-salon-series/

Find Madison on X: https://x.com/margolinmadison

Find Ravi on X: https://x.com/rjkarmayogi

In this episode, Jason Shen and Ravi Joseph about Jason's new book, Weirdly Brilliant, and his upcoming salon series. We discuss Jason's journey from tech entrepreneur to executive coach, what it means to be an outlier, fostering your own sense of ambition, and how to find your place in the modern world.

Jason's salon series: https://interintellect.com/series/the-outlier-series-with-jason-shen/

Find Jason on X: https://x.com/JasonShen

Find Ravi on X: https://x.com/rjkarmayogi

In this episode, philosopher Ryan Miller and host Ravi Joseph discuss philosophical themes in the movie Barbie. The conversation covers philosophers from Aristotle to Nietzsche to Haslanger, as well as Ryan's journey from being a curious child to becoming a professional philosopher.

Ryan's salon series on Interintellect: https://interintellect.com/series/philosophy-of-barbie-exploring-western-philosophy-through-cinema/

Find Ryan on X: https://x.com/rmm4pi8

Find Ravi on X: https://x.com/rjkarmayogi

Productivity is a crucial aspect of our lives. But how can we combine productiveness and good life? And what is good life? Is it happiness? If so, what is happiness? We've explored this and more topics with Jacob Huber, founder or Revolutionary Character. Listen and dive in!

Jacob Huber: https://twitter.com/rev_character

Arkadiusz Synowczyk: https://twitter.com/Epagogist

In this episode, host Linus Lu talks to poet and writer Grace Bialecki about her upcoming in-person salon in New York City about holiday traditions, and about her work as a poet.

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Grace's NYC Holiday gathering: https://interintellect.com/salon/new-york-irl-expansive-conversations-a-holiday-gathering/

"What it Takes to be a TikTok Poet": https://themillions.com/2023/09/what-it-takes-to-be-a-tiktok-poet.html

Grace Bialecki: https://www.graciebialecki.com/

Linus Lu: https://twitter.com/Linus_Lu

In this episode, host Linus Lu talks to Elaine Wang about her inspirations and processes for writing and about living life as a writer.

Elaine's Substack: https://elainewrites.substack.com/

Linus' Twitter: ⁠https://twitter.com/Linus_Lu

https://interintellect.com/community/

This is an audio recording of a salon held on October 19th, 2023, with Arash Azizi about socialism, liberalism, and the Israeli Palestinian conflict.

Arash Azizi, a specialist on Iran, and Celeste Marcus, a liberal Zionist, discussed how Arash’s socialism and Celeste's liberalism inform their views of the current paroxysms. Both of their ideologies are universalist, and that universalism is in tension with their respective tribalisms.

Arash: https://twitter.com/arash_tehran?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor

Celeste: https://twitter.com/Celestemarcus3

Interintellect: https://twitter.com/interintellect_

Check out Alex's upcoming salon series on "Breakthroughs in Human History" starting on October 12th. Learn more here: https://interintellect.com/series/breakthroughs-in-human-history/

In this episode, host Linus Lu talks to Alex Criddle about different traditions of mysticism, definitions of the divine, and more.

Alex's Twitter: https://twitter.com/alexkcriddle

Alex's website: https://alexcriddle.com/

Linus' Twitter: https://twitter.com/Linus_Lu

Interintellect founder Anna Gát talks to philosophy professor Helen De Cruz about hearts, minds, books, and freedoms --- as well as Helen's upcoming Interintellect salon series titled "Social Media and Free Thought – A philosophical guide for tech developers and entrepreneurs."

Helen's series will feature renowned philosophers who will help us explore how social media can facilitate freedom of thought and freedom of expression, as a guide to entrepreneurs and tech developers.

Helen's salon series on free thought: interintellect.com/series/social-m…-entrepreneurs/

Helen De Cruz: twitter.com/Helenreflects

Helen's Substack: helendecruz.substack.com/

Anna Gát: twitter.com/TheAnnaGat

Interintellect: twitter.com/interintellect_

Host Linus Lu talks to Sandra Sobanska about life transitions: how to think about them, and how to deal with them effectively. 

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Sandra’s Twitter: https://twitter.com/sandra_sobanska

Sandra’s Substack: https://intotheliminal.substack.com/ 

Tasshin and Mary Bajorek, “Give your Gift” https://tasshin.com/give-your-gift/

Coaching with Peter Limberg - optimizing for aliveness Peter’s Substack: https://lessfoolish.substack.com/

Stoa: https://www.youtube.com/c/TheStoa

Microsolidarity: https://www.microsolidarity.cc/

Love your rage movie (https://www.gofundme.com/f/short-film-women-anger-roar) and workshop (https://dandelion.events/e/m70dz)

Interintellect Founder and guest host Anna Gat talks to Dan Lowe in a wide ranging conversation about Wilhelm Reich, the main topic of Dan's upcoming salon on June 24th.

Salon details: interintellect.com/salon/pulsation…-wilhelm-reich/

Dan Lowe: twitter.com/orgone1?lang=en

Join our community: http://interintellect.com/joinhttp://interintellect.com/join

Host Linus Lu chats with two of Interintellect's inaugural recipients of the Public Minds Fellowship: Vidhika Bansal and Zelda Poem. Vidhika is doing her fellowship on the art of friendship, and Zelda is helping dropouts and hackers figure out alternative education paths. You can find out more about their fellowships here:

https://interintellect.substack.com/p/friendship-and-unschooling-new-winners

Vidhika Bansal: twitter.com/vidhster
Zelda Poem: www.zeldapoem.com/
Linus Lu: www.linuslu.com/

In this episode, host Linus Lu talks to professor and writer Vaughn Tan about his ongoing salon series about not-knowing, and in particular, about risk, the different ways that the concept of risk is misapplied, and how to think more clearly about the things we don’t know.

Vaughn's next salon on April 20th: https://interintellect.com/salon/thinking-about-not-knowing-misnaming-the-beasts/

Vaughn Tan: https://vaughntan.org/

Linus Lu: https://twitter.com/Linus_Lu

In this special episode, we have a three-way conversation with the first three recipients of the inaugural Interintellect Public Minds fellowship: Bryan Kam, Mary Bajorek, and Linus Lu. The Interintellect fellowship was created to support Interintellect members for 6 months on a focused project, and enable the sharing of their ideas both on and off the Interintellect platform. And in this episode, the fellows share the inspirations for their respective work and their mutual curiosities about each other’s projects.

More about the Interintellect fellowship and the recipient projects: https://interintellect.substack.com/p/interintellect-fellowship-awardees?publication_id=860330&post_id=98744602

Bryan Kam: https://twitter.com/bryankam

Mary Bajorek: https://twitter.com/mary_bajorek

Linus Lu: https://twitter.com/Linus_Lu

In this episode, host Linus Lu talks to Helena Roth about her salon series diving deep into her philosophy of "doing gentle with an edge."

The next installment in Helena's salon series: https://interintellect.com/salon/awareness-how-does-awareness-help-me-do-gentle/

Helena's full series info: https://interintellect.com/series/doing-gentle-with-an-edge-an-exploration/

Helena's book: https://www.amazon.com/Doing-Gentle-edge-Helena-Roth-ebook/dp/B08WTD5W66

Cover art: Nat Sharpe (https://twitter.com/nat_sharpe_)

James Harris will lead a workshop salon on March 10th about dealing with rejection and failure, drawing from experiences as a writer and comedian for more than 20 years. 

Salon details: https://interintellect.com/salon/how-to-fail-coping-with-professional-rejection/

James Harris: https://twitter.com/JamesHarrisNow

Gabi Weinberg of StartUpRabbi hosts his debut salon on February 27, which explores the historical grandparent-grandchild relationship along with our present-day grandparent-grandchild relationships.

Salon details: https://interintellect.com/salon/in-celebration-of-grandparents/

Gabi Weinberg: https://twitter.com/StartUpRabbi

Linus Lu: https://twitter.com/Linus_Lu

In this episode, host Linus Lu talks to Nolan Yuma about his upcoming salon series about creating a borderless world starting on February 5th. 

Link to Nolan's salon series: https://interintellect.com/series/without-borders-a-salon-series/

More on Nolan: https://www.withoutborders.fyi/about/

In anticipation of Kevin Zhai’s debut salon on 1/26, host Linus Lu sits down with Kevin to talk about what makes for great storytelling, how everyone can improve their storytelling, and more.

Kevin’s salon: https://interintellect.com/salon/storytelling-and-you-lowering-the-stakes-on-creativity/

Kevin Zhai: https://twitter.com/heykzhai

In this episode, host Linus Lu talks to Jessie Mannisto,  Editor in Chief of Third Factor Magazine, about her upcoming salon on the paradox of weirdness and neurodivergence.

Link to Jessie's salon: https://interintellect.com/salon/the-paradox-of-weirdness-an-exploration-of-labeling-normality-and-othering/

Jessie Mannisto: https://twitter.com/jlmannisto

Linus Lu: https://twitter.com/Linus_Lu

In this episode, host Linus Lu talks to Celeste Marcus about her upcoming salon on Chaïm Soutine and how to separate the artist as an individual from his mythology. Celeste is the Managing Editor of the Liberties Journal, and is currently writing the first English-language biography of the painter Chaïm Soutine.

Celeste's upcoming salon: https://interintellect.com/salon/excavating-man-from-myth-chaim-soutine/

Celeste: https://twitter.com/Celestemarcus3

Linus: https://twitter.com/Linus_Lu

In this episode, host Linus Lu talks to Crystal Duan about her upcoming salon on “main character energy”: what it is, what it means for our culture, and how to leverage it for good.

An Investigation into Main Character Energy: https://interintellect.com/salon/an-investigation-into-main-character-energy/

Crystal Duan: https://twitter.com/crystalxduan

Linus Lu: https://twitter.com/Linus_Lu

In this episode, host Linus Lu talks to Arkadiusz Synowczyk about his upcoming salon about the relationship between science, religion, and philosophy.

Arkadiusz's salon: https://interintellect.com/salon/science-and-religion-strangers-friends-or-foes

Arkadiusz Synowczyk: https://twitter.com/Epagogist

Linus Lu: https://twitter.com/Linus_Lu

In this episode, host Linus Lu talks with Judit Petho about her upcoming salon about finding opportunities in uncertain times. We dig into how leaders handle ambiguity, thow to develop these crucial soft skills, how to make difficult decisions, and more.

Judit's salon on 10/12, "Finding Opportunities in Uncertain Times": https://interintellect.com/salon/finding-opportunities-in-uncertain-times/

Judit Petho: https://twitter.com/JuditPetho

Linus Lu: https://twitter.com/Linus_Lu

In this episode, host Linus Lu talks with Lori Dunlap, a homeschool advocate and author of the ReThinking Wisdom newsletter, about homeschooling, how traditional education systems can improve, the role of technology in education, and more.

To purchase tickets to Lori's salon on Rethinking K-12 Education on October 2nd, click here: https://interintellect.com/salon/rethinking-k-12-education/

Lori's book, "From Home Education to Higher Education": https://www.amazon.com/Home-Education-Higher-Recruiting-Homeschooled/dp/0692902597

Lori Dunlap: https://twitter.com/NWDunlap

Linus Lu: https://twitter.com/Linus_Lu

In this episode, host Linus Lu talks to Henry Oliver, the writer of The Common Reader newsletter. We chat about his upcoming salon series on How to Read a Novel, the value of the English department, the advantages of film over writing, and about Henry’s current project on late bloomers.

Link to Henry's salon series, "How to Read a Novel": interintellect.com/series/how-to-read-a-novel/

Henry Oliver: twitter.com/HenryEOliver
Linus Lu: twitter.com/Linus_Lu

In this episode, host Linus Lu talks with Jay Colbert, a music librarian and co-host of the librarypunk podcast, about his upcoming salon on cyborgs and assemblages.

Link to Jay's upcoming salon: https://interintellect.com/salon/more-human-than-human-an-exploration-of-cyborgs-and-assemblages/

Jay Colbert: https://twitter.com/_WildeAtHeart

Linus Lu: https://twitter.com/Linus_Lu

In this episode, host Linus Lu talks with Étienne Fortier-Dubois about whether or not art is subjective or objective, how AI art might change how we perceive artistic merit, how aesthetics contribute to politics and social movements, and more.

Étienne: twitter.com/etiennefd
Linus: twitter.com/Linus_Lu
Interintellect: twitter.com/interintellect_

In this very special episode, Interintellect host Max Cantor serves as our guest host, where he interviews novelist and journalist Ashley Rindsberg about his new book, The Gray Lady Winked: How the New York Times's Misreporting, Distortions and Fabrications Radically Alter History.

They cover topics such as Ashley’s motivations for writing the book, the structural incentives that have led to misreporting at the Times, the rise of the celebrity journalist, and more.

The Gray Lady Winked: www.amazon.com/Gray-Lady-Winked-…ook/dp/B0922WP4VQ
Ashley Rindsberg: ashleyrindsberg.com/
Max Cantor: twitter.com/maxcan

In this episode, podcast host Linus Lu talks with Colin Gorrie about what a linguist does, how language reconstruction works, what dead languages can teach us about history and society, as well as about Colin’s upcoming salon series titled Baby Steps to Beowulf: Old English for Beginners.

Colin's salon series tickets: https://interintellect.com/salon/baby-steps-to-beowulf-old-english-for-beginners/2022-07-09/

Learn more about Colin:

Website: https://www.colingorrie.com/

Twitter: https://twitter.com/colingorrie

Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/colingorrie