Podcast appearances and mentions of dan fincke

Julia invites philosopher and blogger Dan Fincke onto the show, inspired by a productive disagreement they had on Facebook. Their topic in this episode: civility in public discourse. Do atheists and skeptics have a responsibility to be civil when expressing disagreement, and does that responsibility vary depending on who their target is? Is there a legitimate role for offensive satire? And might there be downsides to civility? Dan and Julia also revisit the subject of their original disagreement: the recent NECSS decision to rescind Richard Dawkins' speaking invitation, on account of a video he tweeted which compared feminists to Islamists. Dan and Julia attempt to put the Dawkins case study in the broader context of the civility debate, asking questions like: What makes something offensive, and can someone be *unjustifiably* offended? Sped up the speakers by ['1.06', '1.0']

Episode 8: Dan Fincke (Part 2) In the second part of our conversation (Part 1 here), Dan walks us through his period of experimentation in starting an online teaching business, and how he learned to think like an entrepreneur and business person. We end by diving into his brilliant interpretation of the Star Wars saga, and how Nietzsche can help us make sense of The Last Jedi.

Dan Fincke is a “Rogue” par excellence. An expert in ethics and the work of Friedrich Nietzsche, he runs an online teaching business and offers philosophical counseling from his home in France. Of all the people I met in graduate school–including myself–Dan Fincke is the one who most deserves the title “real philosopher.” His personal … Continue reading "Episode #7: Dan Fincke (Part 1)"

Originally aired Thursday, April 9th, 2015, Hour 1 — GUEST: Dan Fincke, Ph.D., atheist ethics philosopher, blogger, and professor who teaches his own online classes, joins Jesse for the fourth and final(?) time. At the time of this interview, he fell in love and is moving to France. He's meeting her in-person for the first time in New York. Jesse warns him to watch out for men dressed up in drag trying to trick him — transgenders or transvestites. Dan clarifies the difference between drag queens and others. They go on to talk about atheists and other religions being a protected class. At one point Jesse calls out liberals, feminists, and radical homosexuals who try to use blacks' experience and the "Civil Rights Movement" to justify their hatred of men, perversion, and godlessness. Gays can overcome their issues. Abnormal lifestyle people try to impose on Christians. Dan accuses Jesse of being against "freedom." Dan starts complaining Jesse's giving him a speech, gets agitated, and tries to talk over Jesse who puts him on hold. Jesse keeps telling him to calm down, that he doesn't rule the show. Clips credit: Fox & Friends with guest J. Christian Adams talking about the angry Freedom From Religion Foundation activist group that are hostile toward people of faith. Jesse asks Dan if it's ethical to discriminate? "No, it's not." Do you discriminate? Dan clarifies about appropriate discrimination with "relevant factors." Jesse talks about how these people impose on Christians and has to keep muting Dan, until Dan gets frustrated and hangs up. Jesse plays the "Chicken Song"! Read Dan's Patheos blog post from this day: "On Talking to a Bigot" https://www.patheos.com/blogs/camelswithhammers/2015/04/on-talking-to-a-bigot/ YOUTUBE VIDEOS OF OUR DAN FINCKE INTERVIEWS: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLpSkvyhrlXrZKpei8V-7mpMdVinDCMKfk

In episode 15 Greg discusses attention while driving. Please send feedback to podcast@paintedporch.org Segments and LInks mentioned in this episode: Aha! by William Irvine [0:08] Stoicon 2016 New York [0:25] Partially Examined Life episode with Massimo Pigliucci [4:40] Meaning of Life vodcast [5:30] Camels with Hammers by Dan Fincke [5:50] Redwood Stoa blog [6:45] Minnesota Stoics […]

This week I speak with popular blogger and philosopher, Daniel Fincke. Daniel received his Ph.D. in Philosophy from Fordham University in 2010 and currently teaches classes online to anyone who is interested in expanding their critical thinking skills as well as their knowledge of philosophy. In this episode Dan and I talk about the origins of human ethics and morality, the question of whether a divine being is required as a basis for right and wrong, what constitutes a life well lived, and how we know. We even touch on some contemporary issues of social justice.Check out Dan's popular blog, Camels with Hammers at http://www.patheos.com/blogs/camelswithhammers/Dan is preparing to teach some new classes in the coming weeks. To learn more about Dan's classes and how to join them, visit http://danielfincke.com/dr-daniel-finckes-philosophy-classes-welcome-page-a/Specific classes include:Virtue, Value, and Meaning in Life | http://danielfincke.com/virtues-values-and-meaning-in-life-a/Philosophy for Atheists | http://danielfincke.com/philosophy-for-atheists-a/To learn more about Life After God visit www.lifeaftergod.orgIf you find this podcast helpful in your life and you'd like to help support it, please visit www.patreon.com/lifeaftergod.

Guest Dan Fincke author of the blog Camels with Hammers. We talk about philosophy, religion and finding your way out. The investing skeptically segment covers BDC's - Business Development Companies. You can lose 11% or more just to buy in!

Julia invites philosopher and blogger Dan Fincke onto the show, inspired by a productive disagreement they had on Facebook. Their topic in this episode: civility in public discourse. Do atheists and skeptics have a responsibility to be civil when expressing disagreement, and does that responsibility vary depending on who their target is? Is there a legitimate role for offensive satire? And might there be downsides to civility? Dan and Julia also revisit the subject of their original disagreement: the recent NECSS decision to rescind Richard Dawkins' speaking invitation, on account of a video he tweeted which compared feminists to Islamists. Dan and Julia attempt to put the Dawkins case study in the broader context of the civility debate, asking questions like: What makes something offensive, and can someone be *unjustifiably* offended?

This is masturbation month, so we talk a bit about self pleasure, then on to talk with Dan Fincke about his article on The Friend Zone.

This is masturbation month, so we talk a bit about self pleasure, then on to talk with Dan Fincke about his article on The Friend Zone.

This one is all about Charlie. Guest Dan Fincke defends free speach and the right to blaspheme. Dr. Galen examines the psychological root to religious extremism and the Enuma Elish is the subject of this episode's Polyatheism.

In this week's episode we'll discuss the Spanish SIDS festival, the Supreme Court will get one right for a change, blogger and philosophy professor Dan Fincke will join us to make us better at not believing in god and Lucinda will join us for the Holy Babble and learn that even the best parts of the bible make Archie Bunker look like a feminist.

Russell Glasser and Martin Wagner with guest Dan Fincke. Objective Morality. Russell and Martin talk with atheist Dan Fincke about objective morality.

Chas and Damion in conversation with Dan Fincke: philosopher, humanist, Nietzsche enthusiast, and the freethought movement's last best hope for transcending Deep Rifts by engaging one another with open minds. Please be warned that there is some taboo language and a few delicate topics in this episode. This episode is part two of two.

Chas and Damion in conversation with Dan Fincke: philosopher, humanist, Nietzsche enthusiast, and the freethought movement's last best hope for transcending Deep Rifts by engaging one another with open minds. Please be warned that there is some taboo language and a few delicate topics in this episode. This episode is part one of two.

Chas and Damion in conversation with Dan Fincke: philosopher, humanist, Nietzsche enthusiast, and the freethought movement's last best hope for transcending Deep Rifts by engaging one another with open minds. Please be warned that there is some taboo language and a few delicate topics in this episode. This episode is part one of two.

Chas and Damion in conversation with Dan Fincke: philosopher, humanist, Nietzsche enthusiast, and the freethought movement's last best hope for transcending Deep Rifts by engaging one another with open minds. Please be warned that there is some taboo language and a few delicate topics in this episode. This episode is part two of two.