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Open Socrates
The Case for a Philosophical Life
Open Socrates by Agnes Callard has been mentioned in 2 episodes across 2 podcasts (1 episode recommends it and 1 episode discusses it), through . Most frequently brought up by Tim Ferriss (1 episode), Bari Weiss (1 episode) and L.A. Paul (1 episode) on Honestly with Bari Weiss (1 episode) and The Tim Ferriss Show (1 episode).
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So, I wanted to give Agnes a shout-out here. So, Agnes Callard's newest book is Open Socrates, subtitle The Case for a Philosophical Life, which just recently came out January 14th, 2025.
Tim Ferriss · The Tim Ferriss Show · Feb 2025 Listen at 1:23:37 Questions about Open Socrates by Agnes Callard
Who recommends Open Socrates by Agnes Callard on podcasts?
Tim Ferriss (1 episode) has recommended Open Socrates by Agnes Callard on podcasts. In all, 3 people brought it up across 2 podcasts (1 person recommended it).
Which podcasts mention Open Socrates the most?
Honestly with Bari Weiss (1 episode) and The Tim Ferriss Show (1 episode).
Is Open Socrates recommended, or only discussed?
Open Socrates by Agnes Callard was recommended in 1 episode and discussed without a recommendation in 1 episode, as of 2025-05-27.
What do people say about Open Socrates?
Tim Ferriss on The Tim Ferriss Show (2025-02-20): "So, I wanted to give Agnes a shout-out here. So, Agnes Callard's newest book is Open Socrates, subtitle The Case for a Philosophical Life, which just recently came out January 14th, 2025."
When was Open Socrates last mentioned on a podcast?
Open Socrates by Agnes Callard was last discussed on Honestly with Bari Weiss by Bari Weiss on 2025-05-27.
The best things said about it
All of Agnes' experiences and her reflections on them became fodder for her new book, which is called Open Socrates, the case for a philosophical life, where she says we're not asking ourselves the most important questions.
Agnes Callard in her new book, I think it's called Open Socrates.
Why people recommend it
Open Socrates by Agnes Callard is a philosophical book subtitled The Case for a Philosophical Life that explores the importance of asking deep questions. Tim Ferriss gave the book a shout-out on The Tim Ferriss Show to provide full title and publication details for listeners, highlighting its release date in early 2025. Bari Weiss discussed Open Socrates on Honestly with Bari Weiss, explaining that the author's personal experiences and reflections form the core fodder for a book arguing that modern people are failing to ask themselves the most crucial questions in life. Weiss returned to the book later in the interview to praise the unique intellectual qualities of the author. L.A. Paul also mentioned the newly released book on The Tim Ferriss Show to illustrate the vital role that active philosophy plays in guiding how individuals live their day-to-day lives. Throughout these podcast episodes, the book served as a focal point for exploring the intersection of rigorous academic philosophy and practical personal introspection, encouraging audiences to embrace a more deeply examined and intellectually courageous way of living.
Every mention
Tim Ferriss So, I wanted to give Agnes a shout-out here. So, Agnes Callard's newest book is Open Socrates, subtitle The… 1
“So, I wanted to give Agnes a shout-out here. So, Agnes Callard's newest book is Open Socrates, subtitle The Case for a Philosophical Life, which just recently came out January 14th, 2025.”
Bari Weiss All of Agnes' experiences and her reflections on them became fodder for her new book, which is called Open… 1
“All of Agnes' experiences and her reflections on them became fodder for her new book, which is called Open Socrates, the case for a philosophical life, where she says we're not asking ourselves the most important questions.”
“and much of that can be found those those qualities I should say can be found in her new book which is called Open Socrates, the case for a philosophical life.”
L.A. Paul Agnes Callard in her new book, I think it's called Open Socrates. 1
“Agnes Callard in her new book, I think it's called Open Socrates.”