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Why? Philosophical Discussions about Everyday Life (Why? Radio for short) is public radio show and podcast broadcast on Prairie Public radio on the second Sunday of every month (www.whyradioshow.org). It is the flagship project of the Institute for Philosophy in Public Life, hosted by IPPL Director, Jack Russell Weinstein, Chester Fritz Distinguished Professor of Philosophy and Ethics at the University of North Dakota. . Now on its eighteenth season, Why? Radio is non-adversarial and aims to celebrate each guestâs research, rejecting the âhereâs why youâre wrongâ approach that dominates academic philosophy.
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