An award-winning Philosopher, Author and Public Intellectual whose work spans a diverse range of topics, including philosophy of mind, philosophy of science, and literary criticism, is how one would formally describe Dr. Rebecca Goldstein. Born in White Plains, New York, she obtained her Ph.D. in philosophy from Princeton University, where she was mentored by the renowned philosopher of mind, Thomas Nagel. Widely regarded as one of the most significant philosophical voices of our time, she has authored ten books that explore complex ideas with a clear, accessible style. Her works include the novels "The Mind-Body Problem," "Mazel," and "36 Arguments for the Existence of God: A Work of Fiction," as well as non-fiction books such as "Incompleteness: The Proof and Paradox of Kurt Gödel" and "Plato at the Googleplex: Why Philosophy Won't Go Away." Dr. Goldstein's new series on the history of philosophy promises to be a valuable resource for students, scholars and anyone interested in the development of philosophical thought. Through her engaging and accessible lectures, she traces the evolution of philosophy from its ancient origins to contemporary debates, providing a comprehensive overview of the major schools of thought and their relevance to modern life. Her unique blend of creativity, rigor, and intellectual depth cements the series as a reliable tool that focuses on helping viewers harness their own perspectives and expand their capabilities with regards to metacognitive progress. Full Episodes Next Week!

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Here’s Introducing ‘MathLife’, a podcast exploring the power, beauty, and quirks of mathematics delivered by lifelong math geek, comedian, and broadcaster Adam Spencer. In the first episode, Spencer discusses the origins of mathematics and its contribution to early civilizations. Season one will take listeners on a mathematical rollercoaster as Spencer walks us through prehistoric times while enlightening us on the wonders of mathematics.