Holiday Special 2015: Mark Lint's "Songs from the Partially Examined Life" with Many Guest Greetings

The Partially Examined Life Philosophy Podcast

Mark Linsenmayer

Society & Culture, Philosophy

4.6 • 2.3K Ratings

🗓️ 24 December 2015

⏱️ 127 minutes

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Summary

Mark is joined by numerous previous guests to catch up and engage the musical part of PEL's past episodes by introducing and playing the entirety of Mark Lint's "Songs from the Partially Examined Life," which you can own, along with the 2016 PEL wall calendar.

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0:00.0	Welcome to the 2015 special partially examined life holiday show.
0:09.7	This is Mark Linton-Mire talking to you from Madison, Wisconsin.
0:12.5	I'll be your host this evening and I'm here for this opening section with everyone's
0:16.7	favorite partially examined life podcaster, Mr. Wesley, Clarence Wesley Allwyn.
0:22.2	Yes, I'm here.
0:26.8	Spread your holiday cheer.
0:28.8	That's right.
0:29.8	Oh, spread's up.
0:31.5	That's all I got to spread.
0:32.8	Well, thanks for adding some energy to kick this thing off.
0:37.0	So I know, Wes, you had a big deal at the beginning of this month when you presented
0:41.8	on X-Mocky-Nah.
0:43.5	Yeah.
0:44.5	Did I talk at the Boston Graduate School of Psychanalysis and I enjoyed that and the audience
0:50.6	seemed to enjoy it.
0:51.6	So yeah, went well.
0:53.0	And then we had our most recent thing talking to those religious guys.
0:56.5	Are you now...
0:58.2	You've converted, you're convinced?
1:00.0	Yes.
1:01.0	Yes, I converted to Islam, actually.
1:03.3	So in the spirit of philosophically respected holiday show, we're going to have a lot of
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