Other Life Justin Murphy

I’m giving four stars because I really don’t wanna mess up your great rating too much. I gave it four stars because you seem like a GREAT listener and that should be highly valued in podcasts. You’re not interrupting and you’re asking great questions and you seem really inquisitive which I love. The only thing that slightly bothers me in there seems to be a great deal more men than women that you speak to me. I’m not sure why this bothers me so much, I just value women so much and love hearing their perspective on things and I really don’t care if this angers or offends anyone! It’s just my review and I’m only saying it because you seem like someone who’s interested in a VAST variety of subjects so this podcast could be so informative. It’s just a personal thing for me where I find it hard to listen or take a lot from a lot of men. I don’t think men are dumb or anything I just highly value women and I want to hear from them. Women are very smart.

One of the few politico-philosophical-podcasters who is genuinely (almost dogmatically) open-minded, with a guest-list to prove it. His academic background gives a self-assuredness: Never a ‘yes-man’ to guests, nor are his personal values vague or inconsistent, despite the wide range of subjects and guests.

He’s the real deal. each podcast feels like a call to action and artistry.

He is also a filthy thief who exploits the self-checkouts and uses a bunch of ethical jargon and anti-automation sentiments to rationalize his naughtiness—but nobody is perfect.

Justin’s podcast is steadily improving. I appreciate that he releases most of his content free of charge. Each episode is both intellectually stimulating and spiritually grounding.