Here is a list of cognitive science and/or philosophy blogs. Feel free to share it and/or suggest additions to the list.
1. The List
A History of Ideas
Two minute animated videos explaining important ideas and concepts in the history of thought. From BBC.
Two minute animated videos explaining important ideas and concepts in the history of thought. From BBC.
A History of Philosophy in 81 Lectures: Ancient Greece to Modern Times
From Arthur F. Holmes course at Wheaton College. Covers Plato, Aquinas, Hobbes, Descartes, Spinoza, Hume, Kant, Hegel, Nietzsche, Sartre, and a few others.
From Arthur F. Holmes course at Wheaton College. Covers Plato, Aquinas, Hobbes, Descartes, Spinoza, Hume, Kant, Hegel, Nietzsche, Sartre, and a few others.
Advanced Logic (University of Melbourne)
"Short video lectures of 5 to 25 minutes, introducing concepts in the metatheory of first order predicate logic. "
"Short video lectures of 5 to 25 minutes, introducing concepts in the metatheory of first order predicate logic. "
Aeon Video
"Aeon Video screens contemporary and classic short documentaries, exploring the intersections between nature, culture and ideas."
"Aeon Video screens contemporary and classic short documentaries, exploring the intersections between nature, culture and ideas."
Against Professional Philosophy
"...about the the ups-and-downs of being a professional philosopher, ... a serious critique of contemporary professional philosophy, and ... philosophy of the future."
"...about the the ups-and-downs of being a professional philosopher, ... a serious critique of contemporary professional philosophy, and ... philosophy of the future."
Argument-checking political debates
Watch political debates that have been annotated with the details of each fallacious argument.
Watch political debates that have been annotated with the details of each fallacious argument.
Auxiliary Hypotheses
The Blog of the British Journal of Philosophy of Science. "Stories from the world of academic philosophy of science".
The Blog of the British Journal of Philosophy of Science. "Stories from the world of academic philosophy of science".
Avoid being duped
In multiple studies, people with training in philosophy are shown to be significantly less likely to be duped by faulty reasoning.
In multiple studies, people with training in philosophy are shown to be significantly less likely to be duped by faulty reasoning.
Being A Philosopher Of Color
What is it like to be a person of color in philosophy?...narratives of personal experiences, submitted by readers, of life in philosophy as a person of color.
What is it like to be a person of color in philosophy?...narratives of personal experiences, submitted by readers, of life in philosophy as a person of color.
Brain Hammer
Pete Mandik's Blog. Pete is professor of philosophy at William Paterson University. And he's in a band.
Pete Mandik's Blog. Pete is professor of philosophy at William Paterson University. And he's in a band.
Brain Science with Ginger Campbell, MD
"The Brain Science Podcast features the latest books about neuroscience as well as interviews with leading scientists from around the world."
"The Brain Science Podcast features the latest books about neuroscience as well as interviews with leading scientists from around the world."
Brain Study
Neuroscience blog from neuroscientist and science writer Dana Smith (PhD, Cambridge). Dana's posts consistently strike the perfect balance between brevity and detail.
Neuroscience blog from neuroscientist and science writer Dana Smith (PhD, Cambridge). Dana's posts consistently strike the perfect balance between brevity and detail.
California Cognitive Science Conference at UC Berkeley
Videos from a conference by The Cognitive Science Student Association (CSSA), whose mission is to support and enrich the academic life of undergraduates interested in the interdisciplinary field of Cognitive Science at UC Berkeley.
Videos from a conference by The Cognitive Science Student Association (CSSA), whose mission is to support and enrich the academic life of undergraduates interested in the interdisciplinary field of Cognitive Science at UC Berkeley.
Carneades.org
A YouTube channel with hundreds of videos on topics like philosophy of science, logic, religion, and others.
A YouTube channel with hundreds of videos on topics like philosophy of science, logic, religion, and others.
Conscious Entities
A philosophy of mind and consciousness blog. It's good stuff. And it features great drawings.
A philosophy of mind and consciousness blog. It's good stuff. And it features great drawings.
Critical Reasoning for Beginners
"...you will learn all about arguments, how to identify them, how to evaluate them, and how not to mistake bad arguments for good."
"...you will learn all about arguments, how to identify them, how to evaluate them, and how not to mistake bad arguments for good."
Daniel Dennett's brian gets removed!
From an old (old!) docudrama featuring Daniel Dennett and Douglas Hofstadter. (See also Part 2 and Part 3)
From an old (old!) docudrama featuring Daniel Dennett and Douglas Hofstadter. (See also Part 2 and Part 3)
Data on Women in Philosophy
"This site provides some new data [about the representation women in] approximately 100 departments over the past 10 years and [among] faculty at all ranks in Philosophical Gourmet Report (PGR) ranked and unranked programs for 2015."
"This site provides some new data [about the representation women in] approximately 100 departments over the past 10 years and [among] faculty at all ranks in Philosophical Gourmet Report (PGR) ranked and unranked programs for 2015."
Deric Bownds' MindBlog
"New ideas and work on mind, brain, and behavior — as well as random curious stuff"
"New ideas and work on mind, brain, and behavior — as well as random curious stuff"
Directory of Open Access Journals
"...an online directory that indexes and provides access to high quality, open access, peer-reviewed journals."
"...an online directory that indexes and provides access to high quality, open access, peer-reviewed journals."
Diversity Reading List In Philosophy
A resource for [teachers] who would like to promote equality and diversity by including works of authors from under-represented groups in their teaching.
A resource for [teachers] who would like to promote equality and diversity by including works of authors from under-represented groups in their teaching.
Early Modern Texts
"...versions of some classics of early modern philosophy, and a few from the 19th century, prepared with a view to making them easier to read while leaving intact the main arguments, doctrines, and lines of thought."
"...versions of some classics of early modern philosophy, and a few from the 19th century, prepared with a view to making them easier to read while leaving intact the main arguments, doctrines, and lines of thought."
Elucidations
"...a monthly philosophy podcast recorded at the University of Chicago. Each month, a prominent philosopher sits down with our graduate student co-hosts to talk about his or her latest work and areas of philosophical expertise."
"...a monthly philosophy podcast recorded at the University of Chicago. Each month, a prominent philosopher sits down with our graduate student co-hosts to talk about his or her latest work and areas of philosophical expertise."
Ethics Etc.
"...a forum for discussing contemporary philosophical issues in normative ethics, metaethics, moral epistemology, moral psychology, applied ethics, social and political philosophy, law, and other related areas."
"...a forum for discussing contemporary philosophical issues in normative ethics, metaethics, moral epistemology, moral psychology, applied ethics, social and political philosophy, law, and other related areas."
Ethics Matters
Dr Dan Halliday talks with the philosophers, and helps place their ideas in a real world context. All episodes are 12 minutes long.
Dr Dan Halliday talks with the philosophers, and helps place their ideas in a real world context. All episodes are 12 minutes long.
Everyday Ignorance
"This site highlights the numerous rational failures that permeate our lives, from our beliefs about work and society to our deepest personal values."
"This site highlights the numerous rational failures that permeate our lives, from our beliefs about work and society to our deepest personal values."
Everything Hertz
"A podcast on everywhere the life sciences meet the biological sciences with Dr. Dan Quintana and Dr. James Heathers."
"A podcast on everywhere the life sciences meet the biological sciences with Dr. Dan Quintana and Dr. James Heathers."
Examining Ethics
"We feature interviews with ethics experts about their work. We also tell the stories of everyday people and how they wrestle with ethics."
"We feature interviews with ethics experts about their work. We also tell the stories of everyday people and how they wrestle with ethics."
Experimental Philosophy
Experimental philosophers writing about...well you get it. Part of the philosophy commons project.
Experimental philosophers writing about...well you get it. Part of the philosophy commons project.
Explicit Content
"...about how to do philosophy—what skills are important in philosophy, how philosophers think, how to teach philosophy."
"...about how to do philosophy—what skills are important in philosophy, how philosophers think, how to teach philosophy."
Fallacy Files
"A collection [and explanation] of named fallacies. That is, types of bad reasoning — such as "ad hominem" — which commonly appear in everyday arguments."
"A collection [and explanation] of named fallacies. That is, types of bad reasoning — such as "ad hominem" — which commonly appear in everyday arguments."
Fallacy Files
"A collection [and explanation] of named fallacies. That is, types of bad reasoning — such as "ad hominem" — which commonly appear in everyday arguments."
"A collection [and explanation] of named fallacies. That is, types of bad reasoning — such as "ad hominem" — which commonly appear in everyday arguments."
Free Online Philosophy Courses
About 100 free Philosophy courses "from the world’s leading universities."
About 100 free Philosophy courses "from the world’s leading universities."
Free Online Philosophy Courses from the University of Edinburgh
University of Edinburgh's Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs), including course videos and handouts. Via Coursera.
University of Edinburgh's Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs), including course videos and handouts. Via Coursera.
Go Cognitive
Short (3-5 minute) videos about the cognitive science, especially the cognitive science of learning.
Short (3-5 minute) videos about the cognitive science, especially the cognitive science of learning.
Heterodox Academy
"Our mission is to increase viewpoint diversity in the academy, with a special focus on the social sciences."
"Our mission is to increase viewpoint diversity in the academy, with a special focus on the social sciences."
History of Philosophy Without Any Gaps
"[A podcast about] the ideas, lives and historical context of the major philosophers as well as the lesser-known figures of the tradition."
"[A podcast about] the ideas, lives and historical context of the major philosophers as well as the lesser-known figures of the tradition."
IAI TV's "Philosophy for our Times"
1000+ debates from the world's leading thinkers. And that's not an exaggeration. From the Institute for Art and Ideas (IAI).
1000+ debates from the world's leading thinkers. And that's not an exaggeration. From the Institute for Art and Ideas (IAI).
IAI's Philosophy of our times podcast
"Gathering together the world’s leading thinkers from philosophy, science, politics and the arts, our podcast offers illuminating and lively debates on the big issues affecting your world."
"Gathering together the world’s leading thinkers from philosophy, science, politics and the arts, our podcast offers illuminating and lively debates on the big issues affecting your world."
Implicit Bias & Philosophy
"Bringing philosophers, experimental psychologists, and policy professionals together to think about implicit bias."
"Bringing philosophers, experimental psychologists, and policy professionals together to think about implicit bias."
In Our Time — Philosophy
BBC's "Podcasts about [ideas], philosophers, theories and key themes." (The episodes are archived all the way back to 1998!)
BBC's "Podcasts about [ideas], philosophers, theories and key themes." (The episodes are archived all the way back to 1998!)
Introductory Logic (University of Melbourne)
Short ‘lectures’ of 5 to 25 minutes, each introducing a basic concept in logic.
Short ‘lectures’ of 5 to 25 minutes, each introducing a basic concept in logic.
Issues and Ideas
Dr. Hugh LaFollette's radio interviews with philosophers and other public figures from 1995-2003. "LaFollette is a wonderful interviewer: extremely thoughtful and ...fun to talk to." –Martha Nussbaum
Dr. Hugh LaFollette's radio interviews with philosophers and other public figures from 1995-2003. "LaFollette is a wonderful interviewer: extremely thoughtful and ...fun to talk to." –Martha Nussbaum
John Corvino’s YouTube Channel
John Corvino (PhD) is a professor at Wayne State University and makes short, well-produced videos about foundational philosophical concepts as well as rigorous analysis of the philosophical assumptions in public discourse (e.g., about sexuality).
John Corvino (PhD) is a professor at Wayne State University and makes short, well-produced videos about foundational philosophical concepts as well as rigorous analysis of the philosophical assumptions in public discourse (e.g., about sexuality).
Journal Surveys
"...for philosophers to collectively gather useful information about philosophy journals." E.g., average review time, average time to publication, acceptance rate, quality of reviewer comments, etc.
"...for philosophers to collectively gather useful information about philosophy journals." E.g., average review time, average time to publication, acceptance rate, quality of reviewer comments, etc.
Language Log
A group blog on language and linguistics started in the summer of 2003. Great for — among other things — answering questions like, "How did [phrase here] come to mean what it means today?"
A group blog on language and linguistics started in the summer of 2003. Great for — among other things — answering questions like, "How did [phrase here] come to mean what it means today?"
Less Wrong
Evangelically rationalist blog. They say being rational leads to a better life. Warning: it works best if everyone joins in—otherwise, you end up frustrated with most people. So join in!
Evangelically rationalist blog. They say being rational leads to a better life. Warning: it works best if everyone joins in—otherwise, you end up frustrated with most people. So join in!
Medical School
Philosophy majors are accepted to med school at higher rates than other majors, including science majors.
Philosophy majors are accepted to med school at higher rates than other majors, including science majors.
Michael Huemer's Writing Guide
Tips about how to write a philosophy paper and how to avoid common problems.
Tips about how to write a philosophy paper and how to avoid common problems.
Middle Way Society's Philosophy Podcasts
A podcast from the Middle Way Society, which promulgates "a practical and moral philosophy of universal applicability, independent of any appeal to traditional authority and avoiding metaphysical dogma, whether positive or negative."
A podcast from the Middle Way Society, which promulgates "a practical and moral philosophy of universal applicability, independent of any appeal to traditional authority and avoiding metaphysical dogma, whether positive or negative."
Minds Online - Conference Presentations
Videos presentations from the annual Minds Online conferences.
Videos presentations from the annual Minds Online conferences.
Minerva
A collection of philosophical conversations between philosophers and Joshi Gottlieb. Insightful. And classy!
A collection of philosophical conversations between philosophers and Joshi Gottlieb. Insightful. And classy!
Modal and Non-classical Logic (University of Melbourne)
"Short ‘lectures’ of 5 to 25 minutes, introducing concepts in modal and non-classical logic."
"Short ‘lectures’ of 5 to 25 minutes, introducing concepts in modal and non-classical logic."
Modern Day Philosophers
Comedians "attempting to find the answers to life's great questions. Even if the questions just lead to more questions, there will be many laughs in between. You can listen and decide: Are comedians really modern day philosophers?"
Comedians "attempting to find the answers to life's great questions. Even if the questions just lead to more questions, there will be many laughs in between. You can listen and decide: Are comedians really modern day philosophers?"
Money
Mid-career median salary for philosophy majors is about $81,000. That's higher than every other humanities major.
Mid-career median salary for philosophy majors is about $81,000. That's higher than every other humanities major.
Montreal Clinical Research Institute
The Montreal Institute of Clinical Research (IRCM) does loads of research. Cognitive scientists and philosophers will be interested in their events about bioethics and cognitive enhancement. (In English and French).
The Montreal Institute of Clinical Research (IRCM) does loads of research. Cognitive scientists and philosophers will be interested in their events about bioethics and cognitive enhancement. (In English and French).
Neural Mechanisms Online
The first international cycle of online seminars on the Philosophy of Neuroscience.
The first international cycle of online seminars on the Philosophy of Neuroscience.
Neural Mechanisms Online
The first international cycle of online seminars on the Philosophy of Neuroscience.
The first international cycle of online seminars on the Philosophy of Neuroscience.
New Books in Philosophy
Podcast interviews of philosophers about their newest book. A great way to get a feel for a book before deciding whether or not to read it. Usually about 1 hour.
Podcast interviews of philosophers about their newest book. A great way to get a feel for a book before deciding whether or not to read it. Usually about 1 hour.
New Books in Psychology
Interviews with the authors of new books in psychology. A great way to find out if you want to read the book. Also, a unique opportunity to hear the author respond to questions.
Interviews with the authors of new books in psychology. A great way to find out if you want to read the book. Also, a unique opportunity to hear the author respond to questions.
Nick Byrd's blog
A blog about the philosophy of cognitive science and the cognitive science of philosophy.
A blog about the philosophy of cognitive science and the cognitive science of philosophy.
Nick Byrd's YouTube channel
Videos about research in cognitive science, about how to do research, about how to improve researchers' online presence.
Videos about research in cognitive science, about how to do research, about how to improve researchers' online presence.
Other reasons
Why Study Philosophy? What Can it do for you? Check out this conglomeration of data, charts, articles, etc.
Why Study Philosophy? What Can it do for you? Check out this conglomeration of data, charts, articles, etc.
PHD Comics
"'Piled Higher and Deeper' (PhD) is the comic strip about life (or the lack thereof) in academia."
"'Piled Higher and Deeper' (PhD) is the comic strip about life (or the lack thereof) in academia."
PhilEvents
Upcoming events (Journal/Conference CFPs, Conferences, Workshops, etc.) in philosophy. Subscribe to get automated updates.
Upcoming events (Journal/Conference CFPs, Conferences, Workshops, etc.) in philosophy. Subscribe to get automated updates.
Philosophers' Carnival
...showcas[ing] the best philosophical posts from a wide range of weblogs. We invite submissions from bloggers and readers, and periodically collate the submitted posts into one big round-up (or "carnival").
...showcas[ing] the best philosophical posts from a wide range of weblogs. We invite submissions from bloggers and readers, and periodically collate the submitted posts into one big round-up (or "carnival").
Philosophical Disquisitions
Frequent, specific, and high-quality posts in various domains of philosophy.
Frequent, specific, and high-quality posts in various domains of philosophy.
Philosophical Spaces
"This blog considers how to make the climate in philosophy departments and other professional spaces more hospitable."
"This blog considers how to make the climate in philosophy departments and other professional spaces more hospitable."
Philosophize This!
"a chronological approach to the biggest ideas that shaped our world explained in a way that you don't need a master's degree to understand."
"a chronological approach to the biggest ideas that shaped our world explained in a way that you don't need a master's degree to understand."
Philosophy 24/7
"A Podcast That Interviews Leading Philosophers." (via David Edmonds from Philosophy Bites and other projects).
"A Podcast That Interviews Leading Philosophers." (via David Edmonds from Philosophy Bites and other projects).
Philosophy at The University of Edinburgh
"...lectures and seminars by both members our faculty and by visiting speakers."
"...lectures and seminars by both members our faculty and by visiting speakers."
Philosophy at University of Nottingham
"Discussing philosophy with the experts at the University of Nottingham"
"Discussing philosophy with the experts at the University of Nottingham"
Philosophy Bakes Bread
"designed to showcase the public importance of philosophy, both for our everyday lives and for leadership in the policy world."
"designed to showcase the public importance of philosophy, both for our everyday lives and for leadership in the policy world."
Philosophy Bites
"Podcasts of top philosophers interviewed on bite-sized topics". Interesting, clear, and concise. I love this podcast.
"Podcasts of top philosophers interviewed on bite-sized topics". Interesting, clear, and concise. I love this podcast.
Philosophy Experiments
Tests and surveys designed to examine whether your beliefs are consistent, which moral positions you implicitly endorse, etc.
Tests and surveys designed to examine whether your beliefs are consistent, which moral positions you implicitly endorse, etc.
Philosophy for Beginners
A "series of five introductory lectures, aimed at students new to philosophy" by Dr. Talbot at the University of Oxford.
A "series of five introductory lectures, aimed at students new to philosophy" by Dr. Talbot at the University of Oxford.
Philosophy for Children
About "philosophy classes with pre-college students, thoughts about doing philosophy with young people, and ideas for how to introduce philosophy in K-12 classrooms and with your own children!"
About "philosophy classes with pre-college students, thoughts about doing philosophy with young people, and ideas for how to introduce philosophy in K-12 classrooms and with your own children!"
Philosophy Now
"Podcasts from philosophynow.org, home of the most widely read philosophy magazine in the world, Philosophy Now."
"Podcasts from philosophynow.org, home of the most widely read philosophy magazine in the world, Philosophy Now."
Philosophy of Judaism
"...to promote scholarship in the philosophy of Judaism [and] to encourage philosophers who have yet to do work in the philosophy of Judaism, to turn their attention to such work."
"...to promote scholarship in the philosophy of Judaism [and] to encourage philosophers who have yet to do work in the philosophy of Judaism, to turn their attention to such work."
Philosophy readings by female authors
Core readings in philosophy by female authors for undergraduate curricula
Core readings in philosophy by female authors for undergraduate curricula
Philosophy Talk
One of the longest running philosophy podcasts out there. And the podcast that “questions everything.”
One of the longest running philosophy podcasts out there. And the podcast that “questions everything.”
Philosophy Tube
"I'm Olly, giving away a philosophy degree for free every Friday! Subscribe to learn and boost your brain power!"
"I'm Olly, giving away a philosophy degree for free every Friday! Subscribe to learn and boost your brain power!"
Philosophy15
Philosophy professors Scott Aikin and Robert Talisse have unscripted 15-minute discussions about argumentation theory, perennial problems in philosophy, current events, questions in political theory, puzzles about knowledge, to issues in the academia.
Philosophy professors Scott Aikin and Robert Talisse have unscripted 15-minute discussions about argumentation theory, perennial problems in philosophy, current events, questions in political theory, puzzles about knowledge, to issues in the academia.
PhilPapers
"PhilPapers is a comprehensive index and bibliography of philosophy maintained by the community of philosophers.... We also host the largest open access archive in philosophy."
"PhilPapers is a comprehensive index and bibliography of philosophy maintained by the community of philosophers.... We also host the largest open access archive in philosophy."
PhilSci Archive
"An Archive for Preprints in Philosophy of Science... a free service... goal of the archive is to promote communication in the field by the rapid dissemination of new work."
"An Archive for Preprints in Philosophy of Science... a free service... goal of the archive is to promote communication in the field by the rapid dissemination of new work."
Phronesis
Mark Pharoah's site featuring, among other things, serialized posts from his book Phronesis.
Mark Pharoah's site featuring, among other things, serialized posts from his book Phronesis.
Practical Ethics
"...daily ethical analysis of news events written by authors drawn from students and researchers [at the] University of Oxford, and from our visitors and guest authors."
"...daily ethical analysis of news events written by authors drawn from students and researchers [at the] University of Oxford, and from our visitors and guest authors."
Proceedings of the Aristotelian Society
Free audio recordings of philosophers' discussions from a broad range of philosophical traditions held fortnightly in London.
Free audio recordings of philosophers' discussions from a broad range of philosophical traditions held fortnightly in London.
Project Implicit
"Project Implicit is a non-profit organization and international collaboration between researchers who are interested in implicit social cognition..."
"Project Implicit is a non-profit organization and international collaboration between researchers who are interested in implicit social cognition..."
Psi (Web Series)
Nine episodes on the question of human freedom and choice, featuring 9 philosophers and scientists.
Nine episodes on the question of human freedom and choice, featuring 9 philosophers and scientists.
Psy (Film)
"The film takes us on a journey across the five cities as nine real-world philosophers and scientists... provide insights on free will, the nature of reality and the psychology of choice & happiness."
"The film takes us on a journey across the five cities as nine real-world philosophers and scientists... provide insights on free will, the nature of reality and the psychology of choice & happiness."
Quixotic Dispatches
Michael Bishop's blog. His goal? To explain what he's learned about how to live and how to reason. He says it should only take a few dozen posts.
Michael Bishop's blog. His goal? To explain what he's learned about how to live and how to reason. He says it should only take a few dozen posts.
Rationally Speaking
"...explor[ing] the borderlands between reason and nonsense, likely and unlikely, science and pseudoscience."
"...explor[ing] the borderlands between reason and nonsense, likely and unlikely, science and pseudoscience."
Reading And Math Competence (especially for kids)
A randomized controlled trial of over 3000 primary school children showed that introducing children to philosophy significantly improved children's' reading and math skills.
A randomized controlled trial of over 3000 primary school children showed that introducing children to philosophy significantly improved children's' reading and math skills.
Ruminations
When Matthew Rapaport is not engineering software or enjoying cigars and rum, he blogs about philosophy.
When Matthew Rapaport is not engineering software or enjoying cigars and rum, he blogs about philosophy.
Social Science Bites
"...hear leading social scientists present their perspectives on how our social world is created, and how social science can help us understand people and how they behave." From the makers of the best philosophy podcast (i.e., Philosophy Bites).
"...hear leading social scientists present their perspectives on how our social world is created, and how social science can help us understand people and how they behave." From the makers of the best philosophy podcast (i.e., Philosophy Bites).
Society for Personality and Social Psychology (SPSP)
Videos from the Society for Personality and Social Psychology (SPSP), the word's largest organization of personality and social psychologists.
Videos from the Society for Personality and Social Psychology (SPSP), the word's largest organization of personality and social psychologists.
Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy
"...organizes scholars from around the world in philosophy and related disciplines to create and maintain an up-to-date reference work."
"...organizes scholars from around the world in philosophy and related disciplines to create and maintain an up-to-date reference work."
Such That Cast
a free philosophy podcast featuring free-form conversations with some of the most influential and interesting philosophers of our day.
a free philosophy podcast featuring free-form conversations with some of the most influential and interesting philosophers of our day.
Syndicate
The most beautiful and dynamic ad-free and open-source platform for scholarship in the humanities, if you ask me.
The most beautiful and dynamic ad-free and open-source platform for scholarship in the humanities, if you ask me.
The Big Questions by TED-Ed
Learn about a philosophy puzzle in under 5 minutes with these YouTube videos made by TED and scholars from all over the world.
Learn about a philosophy puzzle in under 5 minutes with these YouTube videos made by TED and scholars from all over the world.
The Black Goat
Three experimental psychologists talk about doing science. Hosted by Sanjay Srivastava, Alexa Tullett, and Simine Vazire.
Three experimental psychologists talk about doing science. Hosted by Sanjay Srivastava, Alexa Tullett, and Simine Vazire.
The Catalogue of Bias
"...describ[ing] a wide range of biases – outlining their potential impact in research studies." From Oxford's Center for Evidence-Based Medicine.
"...describ[ing] a wide range of biases – outlining their potential impact in research studies." From Oxford's Center for Evidence-Based Medicine.
The Current by Public Philosophy Journal
A curation of the latest public articles and talks from philosophers (e.g., newspaper pieces, TED talks, etc.)
A curation of the latest public articles and talks from philosophers (e.g., newspaper pieces, TED talks, etc.)
The Dawdler's Philosophy
An Intellectual Discussion Podcast - Science, Philosophy, Big Ideas - New Episode Every Sunday
An Intellectual Discussion Podcast - Science, Philosophy, Big Ideas - New Episode Every Sunday
The Emergence Of Relativism
"Relativism is often thought to be associated with oppressive or facist politics, to be in opposition to truth, and to undermine the authority of experts. [...] these characterisations are at best over-simplifications, or at worst just false."
"Relativism is often thought to be associated with oppressive or facist politics, to be in opposition to truth, and to undermine the authority of experts. [...] these characterisations are at best over-simplifications, or at worst just false."
The Final Moments of Karl Brant
"Set in the near future where experimental technology allows two detectives to bring a murder victim back to life [or just back to consciousness?] in a digital state in order to question him about his final moments."
"Set in the near future where experimental technology allows two detectives to bring a murder victim back to life [or just back to consciousness?] in a digital state in order to question him about his final moments."
The Global Philosopher
BBC and a philosophers partner up to analyze the most fraught political questions of our time. (HT to Philosophy Bites' David Edmonds.)
BBC and a philosophers partner up to analyze the most fraught political questions of our time. (HT to Philosophy Bites' David Edmonds.)
The Hardest Science
"A psychology blog. Thoughts about the mind, science, society, and whatever else."
"A psychology blog. Thoughts about the mind, science, society, and whatever else."
The Life You Can Save
Each week The Life You Can Save bloggers bring you the latest news and reflections on effective philanthropy.
Each week The Life You Can Save bloggers bring you the latest news and reflections on effective philanthropy.
The Meaning of...
The Meaning of... explores how we find meaning in the modern world, hosted by anthropologist Dr Monty Badami and philosopher Dr Tim Dean.
The Meaning of... explores how we find meaning in the modern world, hosted by anthropologist Dr Monty Badami and philosopher Dr Tim Dean.
The Non Sequitur
It's like fact-checking the news, but it's argument-checking. Philosophy types will love it.
It's like fact-checking the news, but it's argument-checking. Philosophy types will love it.
The Panpsycast
A podcast to "support teachers, students and academics, but inspire free-thinkers worldwide."
A podcast to "support teachers, students and academics, but inspire free-thinkers worldwide."
The Partially Examined Life
"[A]n informal roundtable discussion, with each episode loosely focused on a short reading that introduces at least one "big" philosophical question, concern or idea."
"[A]n informal roundtable discussion, with each episode loosely focused on a short reading that introduces at least one "big" philosophical question, concern or idea."
The Perception & Action Podcast
"[This] explores how psychological research can be applied to improving performance.... It covers disciplines including sports science, psychology, human systems engineering, sport analytics, human factors, neuroscience and cognitive science."
"[This] explores how psychological research can be applied to improving performance.... It covers disciplines including sports science, psychology, human systems engineering, sport analytics, human factors, neuroscience and cognitive science."
The Philosopher's Zone
A podcast featuring philosophy, philosophers, and stuff that's of interest to philosophers.
A podcast featuring philosophy, philosophers, and stuff that's of interest to philosophers.
The Philosophy Guy
"about the many ideas in philosophy that are popularized by our society and culture through movies, TV shows, public figures, and books all around us."
"about the many ideas in philosophy that are popularized by our society and culture through movies, TV shows, public figures, and books all around us."
The Philosophy Zone
Links to philosophy podcast episodes intended to start discussions around each episode.
Links to philosophy podcast episodes intended to start discussions around each episode.
The Podcast For Social Research
"an interdisciplinary podcast series featuring members of the [Brooklyn] Institute, and occasional guests...about a wide variety of issues of intellectual interest ...accompanied by a bibliography of annotations and citation"
"an interdisciplinary podcast series featuring members of the [Brooklyn] Institute, and occasional guests...about a wide variety of issues of intellectual interest ...accompanied by a bibliography of annotations and citation"
The Professor Is In
"I am Karen L. Kelsky, Ph.D.. I spent 15 years as an R1 tenured professor, department head, and university advisor, and I tell you the truth. The truth about grad school, the job market, and tenure. To the best of my ability."
"I am Karen L. Kelsky, Ph.D.. I spent 15 years as an R1 tenured professor, department head, and university advisor, and I tell you the truth. The truth about grad school, the job market, and tenure. To the best of my ability."
The Psychology of Conspiracy Theories
A blog by four academic psychologists examining the psychology of conspiracy theories.
A blog by four academic psychologists examining the psychology of conspiracy theories.
The Psychology Podcast
"Dr. Scott Barry Kaufman [interviews a] guest [usually a researcher] who will stimulate your mind, and give you a greater understanding of yourself, others, and the world we live in."
"Dr. Scott Barry Kaufman [interviews a] guest [usually a researcher] who will stimulate your mind, and give you a greater understanding of yourself, others, and the world we live in."
The Public Philosopher
Harvard political philosopher Michael Sandel examines the thinking behind a current controversy.
Harvard political philosopher Michael Sandel examines the thinking behind a current controversy.
The Society for Philosophers in America
We are made up of people from within and beyond the academy, people who are interested in deep, meaningful dialogue, and who aim to enrich public discourse and civility.
We are made up of people from within and beyond the academy, people who are interested in deep, meaningful dialogue, and who aim to enrich public discourse and civility.
The Understanding Project
Marteen van Doorn, in association with Central European University, talks with philosophers around the world to "help you achieve world-class insights by using philosophy to reveal the depth behind the everyday."
Marteen van Doorn, in association with Central European University, talks with philosophers around the world to "help you achieve world-class insights by using philosophy to reveal the depth behind the everyday."
The UnMute Podcast
"Conversations with extraordinary philosophers who give their take on controversial issues, pop culture, and the political and ethical dramas of our day. We learn. We Laugh. We plot revolutions."
"Conversations with extraordinary philosophers who give their take on controversial issues, pop culture, and the political and ethical dramas of our day. We learn. We Laugh. We plot revolutions."
The View From The Owl's Roost
Noms Arpaly's blog. "Raw Philosophical Ideas and an Idiosyncratic Take on Life. Please Forgive the Typos. Whatever does not kill me provides me with anecdotes. (Well, not quite, but it’s closer to the truth than the original)."
Noms Arpaly's blog. "Raw Philosophical Ideas and an Idiosyncratic Take on Life. Please Forgive the Typos. Whatever does not kill me provides me with anecdotes. (Well, not quite, but it’s closer to the truth than the original)."
THUNK
"...a video series for anyone who likes to talk about interesting things with knowledgeable people. [Each starts with] relevant background information [...] as a jumping-off point [...] for conversation."
"...a video series for anyone who likes to talk about interesting things with knowledgeable people. [Each starts with] relevant background information [...] as a jumping-off point [...] for conversation."
Trotsky & the Wild Orchids
Discussion (and sometimes debate) "about history, politics, and ideas in the United States" from historians historians Andrew Hartman and Ray Haberski.
Discussion (and sometimes debate) "about history, politics, and ideas in the United States" from historians historians Andrew Hartman and Ray Haberski.
UC Berkeley Psychology Department
Videos from events put on the UC Berkeley's psychology department.
Videos from events put on the UC Berkeley's psychology department.
Unsupervised Thinking
"A podcast about neuroscience, artificial intelligence and science more broadly."
"A podcast about neuroscience, artificial intelligence and science more broadly."
Very Bad Wizards
Discussions about philosophy and psychology ... or losely related topics. Rated R for 'repugnant'.
Discussions about philosophy and psychology ... or losely related topics. Rated R for 'repugnant'.
What Can I Do With A Master’s Degree In Philosophy?
Summary: First, you can learn loads of transferable skills (like critical thinking, logic, persuasion, technical writing, advanced research methods, etc.). Second, you can use these skills to pursue loads of fulfilling (and fairly lucrative) careers.
Summary: First, you can learn loads of transferable skills (like critical thinking, logic, persuasion, technical writing, advanced research methods, etc.). Second, you can use these skills to pursue loads of fulfilling (and fairly lucrative) careers.
What Is It Like to Be A Woman in Philosophy?
"...devoted to short observations sent in by readers, about life as a woman in philosophy." And They have a new blog, "What We're Doing About What It's Like" (also in this list).
"...devoted to short observations sent in by readers, about life as a woman in philosophy." And They have a new blog, "What We're Doing About What It's Like" (also in this list).
What It's Like To Be A Philosopher
What comes to mind when you imagine a philosopher? Actually, forget what comes to mind. Just read these interviews. They'll be a much better indication of what philosophers are actually like.
What comes to mind when you imagine a philosopher? Actually, forget what comes to mind. Just read these interviews. They'll be a much better indication of what philosophers are actually like.
Why We Argue
"Why We Argue" is an interview podcast that ...questions political scientists, philosophers, journalists, historians, politicians, citizens, and the great political minds of our era from all sides of the political spectrum."
"Why We Argue" is an interview podcast that ...questions political scientists, philosophers, journalists, historians, politicians, citizens, and the great political minds of our era from all sides of the political spectrum."
Why? Philosophical Discussions About Everyday Life
...a conversation between philosophical professionals and the general public to illustrate how day-to-day life is steeped in deep philosophical commitments...
...a conversation between philosophical professionals and the general public to illustrate how day-to-day life is steeped in deep philosophical commitments...
Wireless Philosophy
Clear, concise, and charming videos about philosophy. No background in philosophy needed.
Clear, concise, and charming videos about philosophy. No background in philosophy needed.
You Are Not So Smart
"[A] celebration of self delusion that explores topics related to cognitive biases, heuristics, and logical fallacies. David McRaney interviews scientists about their research into how the mind works."
"[A] celebration of self delusion that explores topics related to cognitive biases, heuristics, and logical fallacies. David McRaney interviews scientists about their research into how the mind works."
2. Suggestions?
Is there another philosophy blog that should be on this list? Feel free to mention it in the comments or contact me to tell me about it.
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Philosophy Tap: https://philosophytap.com/
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A Philosopher’s Take
http://www.aphilosopgerstake.com