Interintellect Hostcast

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Welcome to Interintellect on Spotify! Just like our global community, this is a place of deep conversations and big ideas. Here, our hosts dive into the stories and ideas behind their salons, as well as the writings and further discussions they lead to. From science to art, we've got something for every curious mind. Hit follow and join the conversation!

6月13日

Liv Li & Stephanie Louie - Campbell, Myths and Masks

In this episode of Hostcast, João sits down with Liv Li and Stephanie, co-hosts of a four-part salon series on Joseph Campbell hosted on Interintellect. Together they explore why Campbell remains both a philosopher and a provocateur in the postmodern world, unpacking the durability of the hero's journey across cultures, the lesser-known heroine's journey developed by Dr. Maureen Murdoch, and the tension between ancient myth-making and a fragmented, algorithm-driven society searching for new meaning. From the role of masks as tools for authentic self-discovery to the question of whether a "third model" beyond Campbell and Murdoch is possible, this conversation weaves together psychology, mythology, pop culture, and philosophy. The fourth and final salon in their Campbell series is still open to join here: https://interintellect.com/salons/the-eternal-story-joseph-campbell-in-a-postmodern-world-episode-4 Follow our Hosts here: https://substack.com/@notesbysl https://archetypica.substack.com/
5月5日

James Cussen - Walking, Dreams and Nietzsche

In this episode of Hostcast, we sit down with James Cussen, an Interintellect host whose work centers on practical, livable philosophy. James shares how his journey into philosophy began during a difficult period in his teenage years, when reading Albert Camus's The Myth of Sisyphus gave him a sense of being understood for the first time. From there, his curiosity took him through Nietzsche, Jung, and much more. The conversation also explores how to approach reading philosophy, with James emphasizing humility, patience, and a willingness to temporarily inhabit a worldview different from your own. The episode then takes a focused look at Nietzsche's On the Genealogy of Morals, the text at the center of James's current salon series on Interintellect. You can join his salon here: https://interintellect.com/salons/what-is-the-meaning-of-ascetic-ideals-friedrich-nietzsche-on-the-genealogy-of-morality You can also follow James, here: https://www.thelivingphilosophy.com/ https://www.youtube.com/@TheLivingPhilosophy/videos
3月28日

Adam Gjesdal - Justice, Diversity and Liberty

In this episode of the Hostcast, I sit down with political philosopher Adam Gjesdal to explore some of the biggest questions in political philosophy: from how we correct for our own biases, to why diversity of perspectives leads to better outcomes, to what John Stuart Mill's On Liberty can teach us about free speech and individual freedom today. We also get into Adam's own academic journey, his research on justice pluralism, and, of course, his upcoming salon series on Mill's "On Liberty". A conversation full of ideas that are as relevant now as they've ever been. You can sign up for Adam's first episode here: https://interintellect.com/salons/on-liberty-revisited-mill-harriet-taylor-and-the-case-for-freedom
2月27日

Rania Nasis - Healthcare, Ice Cream and Mastery

In this episode of Hostcast, we have Rania Nasis, physician, serial entrepreneur, and generalist operator who has built and advised companies across biotech, digital health, senior tech, and pediatric care. Rania shares the story of leaving medicine before ever practicing, getting hooked on startups through a business plan competition, and spending the last 12+ years navigating one of the hardest industries to innovate in: healthcare. She breaks down why the space is both deeply rewarding and brutally complicated, from misaligned stakeholder incentives to year-long sales cycles as well as what it takes to persist through all of it. She's also launching Nimble, a high-protein French-style ice cream brand hitting New York grocery stores in early April. We talked about her Atlas Shrugged book club hosted through Interintellect in New York City. Why she chose Ayn Rand's most ambitious novel, what timeless tensions it surfaces around individualism, excellence, and productive output, and what she hopes participants take away regardless of where they land politically are some of the themes explored. Want to join or just keep up with what Rania is building? Find her on X/Twitter, LinkedIn, or through her Interintellect profile.
2月2日

Neil Thanedar - Positive Politics, Ambitious Optimists and Scientist CEOs

Today’s Interintellect host is Neil Thanedar, author of Positive Politics. We spoke about his journey in entrepreneurship, from working with his father to build a testing lab to co-founding Laboor, and why he believes the future belongs to scientist-CEOs. Naturally, we also dug into the core ideas behind Positive Politics. Neil is currently leading a four-part series on Interintellect where he explores the book and offers a reframing of our relationship with politics. In our conversation, we discussed his plans for the remaining sessions, the role of writing and activism in getting started in politics, the real barriers to entry for political engagement, and why he believes we are all called to make a difference. You can sign up for the remaining two sessions of his series here:https://interintellect.com/salons/session-3-positive-politics-what
2025/12/30

Grant Mulligan - Progress, Abundance and The Odyssey

In this episode of Hostcast, we sit down with Grant Mulligan, a writer, investor, and conservationist. Our conversation ranges across fatherhood, progress, abundance, and The Odyssey. Grant is currently hosting a reading series on Interintellect dedicated to The Odyssey, which we’re exploring together. You can find the series, along with Grant’s writing, here: https://www.grantmulligan.com/ https://interintellect.com/hosts/grant-mulligan-1128177
2025/11/22

Brian Gallagher - Writing, Journalism and Mars

In this episode with Brian Gallagher, we dive into the subtle art that separates a writer from an editor, his years shaping stories at Nautilus, the thinkers and writers he admires, and the role of taste in writing a journalistic piece. We also talked about his upcoming book on Mars, what are some of the non-obvious hurdles we might need to deal with and, of course, his previous salons at our community. You can follow Brian here: https://www.briangallagher.org https://twitter.com/bsgallagher
2025/10/17

Olga Yakimenko: Perception, Stories and Films

In this episode of Hoscast, we talk with Olga Yakimenko, film-maker, writer and of course, Interintellect Host. Throughout the conversation we talk about how moving around so often shaped her view of the world, why she really enjoys human perception and what is the power of stories. We also talk about her most recent project: "The User Illusion", which you'll want to know all about. You can be on the look out for Olga's next salons here: https://interintellect.com/hosts/olga-yakimenko Follow Olga on Twitter: https://x.com/AnalogWhole

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Welcome to Interintellect on Spotify! Just like our global community, this is a place of deep conversations and big ideas. Here, our hosts dive into the stories and ideas behind their salons, as well as the writings and further discussions they lead to. From science to art, we've got something for every curious mind. Hit follow and join the conversation!

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Interintellect
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2020年 - 2026年
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64
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Interintellect Hostcast