Robinson's Podcast
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Robinson's Podcast

by Robinson Erhardt

Category
Natural Sciences
Frequency
Updated weekly
Language
English
Robinson Erhardt researches symbolic logic and the foundations of mathematics at Stanford University. Join him in conversations with philosophers, scientists, weightlifters, artists, and everyone in-between. https://linktr.ee/robinsonerhardt

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Recent Reviews

Ads ruin this podcast

Unbearable advertisements6/23/2026

Advertisements ruin this otherwise excellent podcast. Too bad Robinson won't put the ads at rhe beginning of the show like Lex Fridman, Matt Beall and others do. It's unlistenable in its current form.

Ads too loud

Elevan_3/31/2026

Robinson please check the audio levels before publishing. The ads are so loud and sudden when I have my airpods in they nearly give me a heart attack

Has crackpots on with no pushback

jwein12103/22/2026

He has Richard Wolfe on and repeatedly misses opportunities to push back on lie after lie. For example, he said that millions of Palestinians have been killed. Also Wolfe seems to have no understanding of the dynamics in the region between the gulf states and Iran. He says that America is no longer a superpower. America has destroyed Iran in weeks, meanwhile after years of war, Russia can barely put a dent in a country next door. Regardless if this war is a good idea, America can still project power across the globe with no rival.

Where did you find this Hudson fool?

alientech3103/15/2026

Is always good to hear crazy voices but this guy is Putin's useful fool and not much else.

Really gets into the meat of specific ideas rather than just introducing topics. A standout.

wild monarch3/1/2026

This is one of my favorite podcasts I’ve ever listened to. The interviewees are often people who explain their ideas for a living, so they can talk about even quite complicated things in very clear, understandable ways. Instead of simplifying ideas, they clarify their communication. The interviewer also has a background in philosophy and it shows. It stands out from the majority of podcasts about academic topics, because it gets into the meat of specific ideas rather than introducing broad topics. You’ll leave feeling like you actually have a grasp of the idea at hand.