Philosophy | Ethics Short Story Discussions After Dinner Conversation

“After Dinner Conversation editor Kolby answers listener questions.”

After Dinner Conversation editor and founder, Kolby wraps up Season Five by answering listener questions.

“Can the stakes ever be so high that genocide of a species is a reasonable option?”

Kolby, Jeremy, and Sarah discuss philosophy and ethics in the short story, “The Growing And Weeding Of Dandelions" by Tim Sharp.

“How do you know if the government-imposed limits on personal freedom “for your protection” have gone too far?”

Kolby, Jeremy, and Sarah discuss the philosophy government limitation “for your protection,” in the short story, “For Your Safety" by Ty Lazar.

“Should war be ‘won’ at any cost?”

Kolby and Ashley discuss the philosophy and ethics of war, in the short story, “Cruel Means, Bitter Ends" by Marin Biliškov.

“What makes a “religious” holiday?”

Jeremy and Sarah discuss the philosophy and ethics behind religion, and religious holidays, in the short story, “Exodus" by Geoffrey Hart.

Kolby, Ashley, and Jeremy discuss the philosophy and ethics of growing up and seeing the world with a child-like view in the short story, “Rose-tinted Glasses" by A.M. Entracte.