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Entries from September 2009
Vic Reeves’ Vast Book of World Knowledge
September 30th, 2009 · No Comments
Tags: podcasts
Margaret Atwood interview
September 24th, 2009 · No Comments
“It’s increasingly evident that narration is built in to the human floor-plan as it were. Little kids take to story-telling very, very early… The fact is that we will tell stories; it’s part of being human.
“What effects those stories may have are often quite unforeseen by the people telling them, but if they are listened […]
Tags: literature · podcasts · science and philosophy
Old dog. New tricks
September 8th, 2009 · No Comments
Philosopher Julian Baggini has taken to film-making to promote his latest book entitled Should You Judge This Book by its Cover? In the book, he subjects one hundred proverbs and other examples of homespun wisdom to philosophical scrutiny. And in the film - well, click below and see for yourself.
You can also listen to an […]
Tags: science and philosophy · video
30. Hun’s eye view
September 4th, 2009 · No Comments
“The Huns are a blank canvas. That’s what makes them so interesting. We know only one word of Hunnic, the word strava, the Hunnic word for funeral. We have no Hunnic poetry, we have no Hunnic literature.”
My guest on this edition of Podularity is Cambridge classicist, Christopher Kelly. His book on Attila the Hun and […]
Tags: history and politics · podcasts


