Jim Keller on Microprocessors: An interview that discusses Jim's career history, moore's law, his hiring philosophy, and more.

Jim Keller on the future of computing: An interview that discusses Jim's perspectives on the future of computing, AI, life, consciousness, and more.

GPT-4, ChatGPT, and the Future of AI: An interview with Sam Altman on OpenAI, GPT4, ChatGPT, DALL-E and many other leading AI technologies.

AI Safety: A discussion with Scott Aaronson on his work with OpenAI on ChatGPT, AI saftey, AI alignment, and various other topics.

Endgame: An interview with Vitalik Buterin on the Ethereum roadmap and his plans for developing the protocol after the merge

Ethereum 2.0: An interview with Vitalik Buterin on the Ethereum 2.0 and some future plans for the protocol

Simon Peyton Jones on Haskell: An interview and AMA with the lead developer of Haskell.

Escape from the ivory tower: A fantastic talk by Simon Peyton-Jones on the history of Haskell.

Bjarne Stroustrup on C++: An interview by Lex Friedman with the creator of C++.

Hans Zimmer Composer Roundtable: A roundtable with many of the best living composers, hosted by Spitfire Audio in Hans Zimmer's studio.

Tony Anderson Studio Tour: The first episode in a miniseries on the studio, workflow, and life style of Tony Anderson.

The Lost Prophet: A history and overview of the Prophet 12, including interviews with one the of developers and Tony Anderson.

Why are synths difficult to mix?: An in depth analysis of the spectral properties of synthesizers and an application of these ideas to the creation of a pad.

Eric Whitacre on composing for choir: An in depth overview of the Eric Whitacre Choir sample library by its creator. It explains how he approaches composition.

Eric Whitacre on composition: An interesting interview on Eric's writing process and passion for choral music.

Benjamin Zander on classical music: An insightful introduction to classical music.

Tantacrul on corporate music: An exploration of how corporatism produces soulless music.

Creating the Una Corda: A short documentary that includes interviews with Daniel Klavins and Nils Frahm on developing the Una Corda piano.

Live Conversation with Daniel Klavins: An interview with the master piano builder on his life, process, and more.

Sean Costello on reverb design: The designer of the well known Valhalla DSP plugins discusses the history of artificial reverberators and how he designs a reverb algorithm.

Q&A with Sean Costello: An interview with the creator of the Valhalla DSP plugins by The Audio Programmer. They discuss his journey into DSP, and what makes a good sounding reverb

The Theoretical Minimum: The first of over 100 lectures on physics by Leonard Susskind. The lectures are very accessible and cover a wide range of topics.

Quantum Mechanics I: Online lectures from the introduction to quantum mechanics course at MIT.

John Preskill on Quantum Computers: An in interview with one of the foremost scientists in the field of quantum computing on current state and future of the field

Finding Gravity Within Quantum Mechanics: An interesting lecture by Sean Carroll on some of his recent work on quantum gravity and the measurement problem

Quantum Computing and Information: A lecture by Scott Aaronson on quantum mechanics and computing for information theorists.

Geometrical Structure and the Direction of Time: A discussion with Tim Maudlin and David Albert on the nature of time.

Science Saturday: Time's Arrow: An interview with David Albert on statistical mechanics and the arrow of time.

David Wallace on the Arrow of Time: An interview with a philosopher of physics on statistical mechanics and the arrow of time

Time, Totality, and Determinism: An interesting lecture by Jenann Ismael on the relationship between special relativity and free will.

Reversibility and the Past Hypothesis: A lecture by David Albert on temporal asymmetries, the reversibility of Newtonian dynamics, and thermodynamics.

Probability, Laws of Nature, and Statistical Mechanics: An interview with Barry Loewer on the philosophy of statistical mechanics and other topics.

Foundations of Physics and Time's Arrow: David and Robinson talk about scientific anti-realism, the direction of time, moral expressivism, and more.

Philosophy Meets Quantum Mechanics: An introduction to the measurement problem by Dan Hooper at the Theosophical Society.

Interview with Tim Maudlin: The most in-depth interview with Tim Maudlin, focusing on the measurement problem and Bell's Theorem.

Science Saturday: Problems in Quantum Mechanics: An interview with David Albert on the measurement problem and the many worlds interpretation.

David Albert on Quantum Mechanics: A discussion on David's history with physics, the measurement problem, and the problems with the Everett interpretation.

The Nature of Causation: A 4-part lecture series that provides a good introduction to the philosophy of causation by Marianne Talbot.

Causation from the Point of View of Physics: A lecture by Jenann Ismael on the relationship between causation and physics.

Physics, Counterfactuals, and the Macroworld: An interview with Barry Loewer about humean accounts of causation and laws of nature.

Possible Worlds and the Laws of Nature: An interview with Ned Hall on modality and laws of nature, especially the humean/anti-humean divide.

Edward Feser on Laws of Nature: An overview of a variety of perspectives on laws of nature and a defense of an aristotelian account.

The Past Hypothesis and the Quantum Nature of Statistical Mechanical Probabilities: A lecture by david albert on the past hypothesis and various accounts of the laws of nature.

What is a Cause, and Why Does it Happen Before the Effect?: A talk by Carlo Rovelli on the nature of causation in physics and philosophy.

Time Travel and Causation: An interview with Alison Fernandes on the nature of causation and its relation to time travel

Simon Blackburn on Truth and Objectivity: A lecture on the nature of truth. Special focus is given to the deflationary account and the pragmistist challenge.

Simon Blackburn Einstein Lectures: A two part lecture series from Simon Blackburn on the nature of truth

Realism, Anti-Realism and Rabbity Moments: A conversation with Daniel Kaufman and Crispin Sartwell about realism in analytic philosophy.

Analytic vs Continental Philosophy: A discussion of the differences between continental and analytic philosophy, with a focus on argumentation and epistemology.

The Truth about Truth: A conversation on the nature of truth in analytic and continental philosophy.

Knowledge, Truth, and Science: An interview with Liam Kofi Bright on theories of truth in philosophy.

Does moral truth exist?: A conversation about moral realism and metaethics with Robert Wright and Gideon Rosen

David Gauthier on morality: A lecture explaining the evolution of his views on morality. A defense is given of the contractualist approach.

What Art Is: A conversation between Dan Kaufman and Crispin Sartwell on the philosophy of art

Sam Harris on Free Will: This video got me interested in philosophy back in high school. It's an overview of the problems with a libertarian conception of freedom.

Free Will, Determinism, and Compatibilism: An interview on free will, moral responsibility, and compatibilism with Gideon Rosen.

Sean Carroll and Barry Loewer on Mind Chat: An long debate that conclusively demonstrates, in my opinion, the falsity of panpsychism.

Carolyn Dicey Jennings on Attention: An in depth interview with an associate professor of philosophy of cognitive science on attention and consciousness

Chomsky on the Philosophy of Mind: A discussion with Chomsky on his cartesian internalist perspective on language and mind.

Category Theory Lectures: The first of a series of lectures on category theory by Bartosz Milewski. The are both accessible and in depth.

Justin Clarke-Doane on Mathematics: An interesting philosophical discussion on the ontology and objectivity of mathematics and morality

Tyler Cowen interviews Larry Summers: An discussion between two well known economists on a wide variety of topics.

Summers and Blanchard on Interest Rates: A discussion by two famous economists on the roles and determinants of interest rates in the economy.

Secular Stagnation and Monetary Policy: A lecture by Larry Summers on secular stagnation at the central bank of St. Luis.

Secular Stagnation or Secular Stagflation: A lecture by Larry Summers on how the post-COVID inflation has affected the secular stagnation thesis.

Daniel Markovits on inequality: An explanation for the rise in inequality over the last few decades, and a critique of meritocracy.

Michael Pettis on China: An explanation of the Chinese growth model, why it has become unsustainable, and the reforms needed to ensure economic stability.

Dueling perspectives on China: An interesting discussion on the Chinese capital flows, inequality, domestic debt burden, and how the economy might restructure in the future.

Raul Pal on Macroeconomics: An interesting perspective on economic history and development from World War I to the COVID pandemic.

Finance Theory I: Online lectures from the MIT introduction to finance. This was recorded around the time of the 2008 financial crisis.

The Untold Story of the Financial Crisis: An inside look at the response to the financial crisis from many of the key figures involved.

Money, Power, and Wall Street: A four part documentary on the causes and response to the 2008 financial crisis.

The Power of the Fed: A documentary on the Federal Reserve and monetary policy, focusing on quantitative easing from 2008 to 2020.

The Federal Reserve and the Financial Crisis: The first in a series of lectures by Ben Bernake on the role of the Federal Reserve in the Financial Crisis.

Larry Summers on the Financial Crisis: The first in a two part lecture series by Larry Summers on the causes and response to the Financial Crisis.

Ben Bernanke interviews Janet Yellen: A discussion between two Fed chairs on Yellen's career history and the state of the economy.

Plain Bagel interviews Patrick Boyle: An investment analyst interviews a former hedge fund manager on retail trading, fake gurus, and bubbles.

The Power of Money: A book talk from Paul Sherard on fiat money creation, linking the process to government debt and deficits.

Sean Carroll debates William Lane Craig: The authoritative debate on the physics and philosophy of the cosmological argument.

Is God Necessary for Morality?: A solid debate on moral philosophy and religion - whether a god is necessary to ground objective morality.

How Jesus Became God: This is the lecture series that introduced me to critical new-testament scholarship. Ehrman covers some of his views on the new testament.

Climate Change Debate: Bjorn Lomborg and Andrew Revkin discuss climate science and economics on the Lex Fridman podcast.

Renewable Energy to Save the Planet?: Andrew Dessler and Steven Koonin debate climate science and economics at the Soho Forum.

Climate Change Debate: A debate between Bjorn Lomborg and Carl Pope on climate science and economics at the Commonwealth Club.

The Economics of Climate Change: A lecture by a Nobel Prize winning economist on the science economics of climate change.

Interveiw with Teresa Bejan: An unusually nuanced discussion of free speech from a philosophical and historical perspective

Brian Leiter on Marxism: A lucid explanation of what Karl Marx did and didn't think by someone sympathetic to his views.

Brian Leiter interview Marxism: An interview on the economics and philosophy of Carl Marx with a professor of Jurisprudence at the University of Chicago Law School.

When Einstein Walked with Godel: An interview on Jim Holt's book about the relationship between Albert Einstein and Kurt Godel.

Absolute Space, Physicalism, and Ethics: A great conversation with David Albert and Justin Clarke-Doane about philosophy, physics, moral facts, and more.

Connecting Physics to the World of Experience: An interview with Jenann Ismael on a wide variety of topics including free will, special relativity, ethics, and more.

The Scout Mindset: An interviw with Julia Galef on rationality, decision making, and the scout mindset.

The Art of Words: An interview of Katherine Rundell by Tyler Cowen. She's probably the most articulate person I've ever heard.

BB&T Memories: Never before have I seen such a heartfelt credit card commerical.