Here in this episode of Philosophy in Focus we examine the decline of the American Dream in Appalachia—a region once rich in opportunity but now facing economic collapse, social fragmentation, and political neglect. From the collapse of the coal industry to the opioid crisis, the episode explores how these factors have eroded the fabric of Appalachian communities.

Also, delve into the philosophical questions surrounding opportunity, identity, and the future of the American Dream for those left behind. Tune in for a deep, thoughtful exploration of a region in crisis. Available now on Wat-Not, Spotify and all major streaming platforms.

In this episode of Philosophy in Focus, Wat-Not takes you on a thought-provoking journey through the history of one of the world’s most controversial symbols—the swastika. From its ancient roots as a symbol of good fortune in India and Nepal to its tragic transformation into an icon of hate during the Nazi era, this episode explores how symbols evolve and the emotional power they hold over us.

Discover the swastika’s complex story, and what it reveals about human nature, cultural interpretation, and the way we assign meaning to the world around us. Available now on WatNot, Spotify and all major streaming platforms

This thought-provoking episode of Philosophy in Focus takes a deep dive into the controversial topic of woke identity politics and its impact on women. From sports and privacy to prisons and safety, Wat-Not explores how trans-affirmation policies have led to unintended consequences for women, sparking concerns about fairness and protection. Are women's rights being sidelined in the rush to affirm gender identities?

Join the conversation as Rishika unpacks the tough questions and asks navigates this complex issue with nuance and care. Tune in for an engaging and critical discussion! Available now on WatNot, Spotify and all major streaming platforms.