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IEC Podcast: Philosophizing In The Age Of Total Work

IEC Podcast: Philosophizing In The Age Of Total Work

April 16, 2019 Andrew Taggart

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My friend Peter Limberg interviews me on his Intellectual Explorers Club podcast. It’s a beautiful conversation, one well worth listening to. I hope you enjoy.

 

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