Think Again - a Big Think Podcast

237 Episodes

1. 196. Susan Hockfield (MIT president emerita, neuroscientist) – Extraordinary machines

   Published: 25/05/2019
2. 195. Adam Gopnik (essayist) – the rhinoceros of liberalism vs. the unicorns of everything else

   Published: 18/05/2019
3. 194. Jared Diamond (Historian) – Look inward, Nation

   Published: 11/05/2019
4. 193. Anaïs Mitchell (HADESTOWN creator, songwriter/singer) – sometimes the god speaks through you

   Published: 4/05/2019
5. 192. Delphine Minoui (journalist) – Land of paradoxes: the inner and outer Iran

   Published: 27/04/2019
6. 191. Simon Critchley (philosopher) – the philosophy of tragedy & the tragedy of philosophy

   Published: 20/04/2019
7. 190. Terry Gilliam (filmmaker) - The impossible dream

   Published: 13/04/2019
8. 189. Ross Kauffman (Oscar-winning filmmaker) – Tigers and the humans who love them

   Published: 6/04/2019
9. 188. Frans de Waal (primatologist) – You're such a social animal

   Published: 30/03/2019
10. 187. Aml Ameen (actor) - how the world teaches you who you are

    Published: 23/03/2019
11. 186. Josh Clark (podcaster) - It’s the end of the world as we know it, and I feel fine

    Published: 16/03/2019
12. 185. Martin Hägglund (philosopher) – What happens to freedom when time is money

    Published: 9/03/2019
13. 184. Mitchell S. Jackson (writer) – Notes from the other America

    Published: 2/03/2019
14. 183. Will Hunt (explorer) – into the Earth: the mysteries and meanings of underground spaces

    Published: 23/02/2019
15. 182. Ha Jin (writer) – the wild and tragic life of China's greatest poet, Li Bai

    Published: 16/02/2019
16. 181. Marlon James (writer) – don’t get too comfortable

    Published: 9/02/2019
17. 180. Benjamin Dreyer (copy chief of Random House) – Really actually truly great English

    Published: 2/02/2019
18. 179. Edith Hall (classicist) – from Aristotle to Oprah and back again: how to live your best life

    Published: 26/01/2019
19. 178. Douglas Rushkoff (freelance intellectual) – It's not the technology's fault

    Published: 19/01/2019
20. 177. Joseph Goldstein (Buddhist teacher) – Lighten Up: mindfulness, enlightenment, and everyday life

    Published: 12/01/2019