Proceedings and Addresses: January, 2006 (Volume 79, Issue 3):

Proceedings And Addresses
January, 2006 (Volume 79, Issue 3)

“Philosophy Talk” Radio Broadcast

“Philosophy Talk”: The Program that Questions Everything—Except Your Intelligence.

The APA Pacific Division, Stanford University, and Oregon Public Radio invite philosophers at the APA meeting in Portland to attend an evening of philosophy and radio (with refreshments). At this reception there will be a live taping of an episode of the public radio program “Philosophy Talk,” co-hosted by John Perry and Ken Taylor. Special guest(s) to be announced.

Instead of the usual call-in segment, this episode of “Philosophy Talk” will feature questions from the studio audience. So come and get in on the fun of talking philosophy on the radio. Come to “Philosophy Talk.”

Thursday, March 23, 5:00 – 7:00 p.m.

Would you like your students to talk more philosophy outside of class? Your neighbors and friends to engage with the philosophical questions that fascinate you? Make it possible for them to turn a dial and tune in to “Philosophy Talk.”

Bring “Philosophy Talk” to your airwaves! Does your college or university have a radio station? Is there a public radio station in your town? Urge the station to contact “Philosophy Talk”!

To carry “Philosophy Talk” on your local station, ask station management to contact marketing@philosophytalk.org.

For more information—and for archives of past programs from “Time” to “Terrorism,” from “Hume” to “Humor,” from “Berkeley” to “Baseball,” and from “Descartes” to “Dignity and the End of Life”—go to www.philosophytalk.org.