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A Socratic Mode conversation about what a school is for once a machine can answer every question. Historical educators, philosophers of learning and present-day voices examine pedagogy, homework and what a generation raised on instant answers never learns to do.
9 planned seatsA Socratic Mode conversation across centuries: founders of traditions, philosophers of proof and present-day skeptics take the question of God's existence in turn, one definition and one challenge at a time. Respectful of every tradition represented; no mockery of belief or believers.
9 planned seatsA Roast Room episode where the world's major powers share one table and no shared rule. Each side argues that the others must be restrained first, while defending its own exception. Comic delivery, real stakes: alliances, red lines and the deal nobody will actually sign.
7 planned seatsAn Impossible Panel episode. If your partner whispers goodnight to something running in a data centre, who did they cheat with? Elizabeth Bennet, Simone de Beauvoir, Immanuel Kant, Sherlock Holmes, Don Quixote and Diogenes argue over secrecy, attachment without reciprocity and the company that profits from it. Comedy first, real disagreement underneath.
7 planned seatsAn Impossible Panel episode. Employee 404 works every hour, takes no lunch break and pays no tax. Karl Marx, Adam Smith, B. R. Ambedkar, E. F. Schumacher, Buckminster Fuller and Diogenes argue who created the productivity, who owns the machine and what a job is for.
7 planned seatsAn Impossible Panel episode. You opened the app to answer one message. Epictetus, Epicurus, Claude Shannon, Hannah Arendt, Captain Ahab and Sun Wukong argue whether the endless feed informs, comforts or controls you, and whether infinite scroll should be legal at all.
7 planned seatsAn Impossible Panel episode. The AI never gets tired and explains dinosaurs at 2:14 a.m. Mary Wollstonecraft, Paulo Freire, John Stuart Mill, Hannah Arendt, Frankenstein's Creature and Octavia E. Butler argue where a tutor ends and a parent begins, and who owns a childhood an AI remembers.
7 planned seatsA critical-history podcast. Host Eli Rowan and political theorist Hannah Arendt question an AI portrayal of Adolf Hitler strictly against the documented record: how the Weimar Republic voted, legislated and appointed its way into dictatorship, and which of those mechanisms still exist today. A cross-examination, not a platform: no propaganda, no reconstructed speeches, and the Holocaust is treated as established fact.
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