Ayn Rand Centre UK Podcast
The Ayn Rand Centre UK Podcast offers a space for deep, challenging conversation. Hosted by the Ayn Rand Centre UK, each episode brings together thinkers and scholars from diverse fields-philosophy, psychology, the sciences, and the arts-to engage in substantive panel discussions and debates. These conversations move beyond superficial headlines to examine the underlying ideas shaping our culture, politics, and personal lives. You’ll hear arguments dissected, concepts clarified, and contemporary issues explored through the lens of reason, individualism, and objective reality. This isn’t about echo chambers; it’s a forum for rigorous intellectual exchange, where guests defend their viewpoints and engage with challenging questions. The podcast serves as an ongoing exploration of how philosophy applies to the real world, from education and social trends to scientific progress and self-improvement. It’s for anyone who believes that ideas matter and who wants to listen to thoughtful, principled discourse in an often unprincipled age. Tune in for a consistently stimulating audit of the ideas driving society forward or holding it back.
Episodes
An Untitled Letter - Don Watkins & James Valliant
Don Watkins & James Valliant discuss Ayn Rand's Untitled Letter.
The Goal of My Writing - Don Watkins & James Valliant
Don Watkins & James Valliant discuss "The Goal of My Writing," the essay by Ayn Rand.
Apollo and Dionysus - Don Watkins & James Valliant
Don Watkins & James Valliant discuss Ayn Rand's essay "Apollo and Dionysus."
Art and Sense of Life - Don Watkins & James Valliant
Don Watkins & James Valliant discuss the essay "Art and Sense of Life" by Ayn Rand.
Philosophy and Sense of Life - Don Watkins & James Valliant
Read the essay here: https://courses.aynrand.org/works/philosophy-and-sense-of-life/
Man's Rights | Don Watkins & James Valliant
Read the essay here: https://bit.ly/2RECFZl
Selfishness Without a Self - Don Watkins & James Valliant
"Selfishness is a profoundly philosophical, conceptual achievement. Anyone who holds a tribal lone wolf as an image of selfishness, is merely confessing the perceptual nature of his own mental functioning.” Ayn Rand, "Se…
The Missing Link - with Don Watkins & James Valliant
Don Watkins and James Valliant discuss Ayn Rand's essay, "The Missing Link".Consider supporting our work by becoming a member: https://aynrandcentre.co.uk/membership/