Chris Duffy

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7,610 appearances 65 recordings 9 series first heard Jul 2023 last heard 5d ago

Chris Duffy’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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And the answers that I've gotten from them have been very varied, from a person in their life, to an idea, to a book, to a movie, to all sorts of other possibilities.
Here is how today's guest, philosophy professor Christopher Robichaux, here's how he answered.
Christopher has taken that idea and that passion, and he's made a career out of teaching others ethics and philosophy using D&D and pop culture.
He picks apart thorny moral questions using everything from zombie apocalypse simulations to superhero narratives.
And what I find so fun and engaging about Christopher's work is that he is dealing with really big, important questions, the ways in which ethics intersects with our everyday lives, no matter who you are.
But he's able to make those tough concepts accessible in this very unexpected way.
So today on the show, we are going to be talking zombies.
We are going to be talking superheroes.
And we are going to be talking about how we can learn lasting life lessons through play and imagination.
And we're going to get on that trolley in just a moment.
But first, a quick ad break.
Christopher Robichaux.
Hey, I know people spend their whole careers studying this exact question, but if someone's listening, isn't really familiar with the term.
You know, it's funny.
Obviously, I just asked you, why is it important to teach ethics?
But there's something it's so fundamental to what it means to have a functioning society and what it means to be a good person that there's something very funny to me about the idea that ethics is a.
an elective course that students choose to take.
Yeah, it's so practical.
It just it really, again, highlights that this is not...
just a hypothetical that is for studying in a college course.
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