Philosophy for the People

| Season 1 | Episode 12 |  "Philosophy should, at its best, be the shaming of ignorance. Where that shaming is done, there philosophy is..... Shining a light on ignorance provides resources for resistance. Our job is to lend ourselves to the understanding of oppression for the sake of resisting it."

| Season 1 | Episode 11 |  "Now we have to build new alliances between philosophy and the sciences, philosophy and cybernetics, philosophy and psychology—I think this is the future of philosophy. "

| Season 1 | Episode 10 |  "This is where I would come back to Philosophy for the People: trying to encourage people to do work which is fearless in relation to what they're actually thinking about; and if that's the weirdest, most eccentric, obscure thing, then to do that and pursue it with complete conviction."

| Season 1 | Episode 9 |  "There's a whole wealth of philosophical methods and terminology that can actually enrich the way we have done philosophy in the past in Europe and North American. And that I think is the goal of global philosophy."

| Season 1 | Episode 8 | "It is true, I believe, that everybody becomes a philosopher when they are in love." 

| Season 1 | Episode 7 | "Insofar as philosophy dismisses us [the public] as not making a legitimate demand for a demonstration, it's consigning itself to being a mere appearance. But philosophy has a right to make a demand upon us as well, and that's where the self-transformational aspect of the message comes in."

| Season 1 | Episode 06 |  "All communication is ideological, philosophy included, because its coherency comes by virtue of its embeddedness within an ideological network, and these networks strive toward their own self-propagation."

| Season 1 | Episode 5 |  "One of the revolutionary aspects of this text is that it brings to the ground, and to the people, a way of bringing spiritual resonance and intellectual resonance into our active daily lives."

| Season 1 | Episode 4 |  "Where are we looking for wisdom? What rises to the level of being 'wise'? What rises to the level of knowledge?"

| Season 1 | Episode 03 | "For Spinoza, reason provides you truth, but it also provides you happiness, well-being, a peace of mind and tranquility."