We revisit some of our favorite programs from the past year. First, we talk with about how free, fun events that attract a range of ages can help build a stronger community. Then, you may think that people who study philosophy and ethics put those concepts into use in everyday life more than others do. But it’s not quite as simple as that.
Featured in this Show
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Are Free, Interesting Events The Key To A Thriving Community?
After creating a Night Market in downtown Eau Claire, a Chippewa Valley writer believes communities and people benefit from having free, interesting events to attend. He joins us to make his case for having more “hangables,” and discusses how other areas in Wisconsin can create their own.
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What Leads To More Ethical Behavior?
The people who study ethics for a living…aren’t any more ethical than the rest of us. That’s according to philosopher, who says his findings raise the question: if thinking about ethics doesn’t make us better people…what does?
Episode Credits
- Rob Ferrett Host
- Veronica Rueckert Host
- Matt Oleson Producer
- Nick Meyer Guest
- Eric Schwitzgebel Guest
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