For those of you who don't know, the partially examined life are a wonderful philosophy

podcast.

It podcasts that focuses on being accessible, something that most philosophy podcasts noticeably

lack.

I have been a fan for many years and I'm just so excited to have them joining us.

Tomorrow night they are going to be recording a live podcast on Hannah Arent here as part

of the conference.

But we wanted to also include them today.

And so what we're going to be doing right now is we're going to be having a Q&A session.

The theme of which is philosophy in the public sphere.

The idea is that it doesn't get a whole lot more public than broadcasting your philosophy

on the internet every single month.

I mean, it's up to pretty much every single week now.

Erica is going to help moderate this.

So please join me in a round of applause for the partially examined life.

Hi folks.

My name is Seth Fask and I have been asked to give a very quick overview of who we are

and what we do so to give us some context because I'm sure not everybody in the room is

a devoted fan.

The way Justin is.

At the far end you have Dylan Casey, Mark Linsenmeyer, Wes Alwyn, and me Seth Paskin.

The three of us here at this end, we were all philosophy graduate students at the University

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