The Humanist Hubris Podcast

By: Mxolisi B Masuku
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  • Does the non-religious humanist focus on improving human life come at a cost? Join host Mxolisi B Masuku an atheist, humanist and co-founder of Humanists Zimbabwe (formerly PICH & Zimbabwean Atheists) as we question assumptions and examine the potential limits of this non-religious philosophy. Our guests come from all walks of life and offer diverse insights, challenging us to explore life’s deepest questions: how do we balance human desires with broader consequences, and find fulfilment in this one life we have?
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Episodes
  • #007: United in Humanity: A Conversation Between an Atheist and a Christian

    #007: United in Humanity: A Conversation Between an Atheist and a Christian
    Mar 5 2024

    Ever wonder if religion is the key to a good life? Can someone who believes in God and someone who doesn't still see eye-to-eye?

    Join me for a chat with my friend Arthur Mavheneka, aka Loodabeats (our awesome sound engineer!), as we explore questions about faith and its role in our lives. We might just change your mind about what truly matters.
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    1 hr
  • #006: Humans vs. Algorithms: Why People Are Choosing AI Chatbots over Human Friendships

    #006: Humans vs. Algorithms: Why People Are Choosing AI Chatbots over Human Friendships
    Feb 7 2024
    Can a robot truly replace the need for a bestie? This episode explores the allure and potential pitfalls of seeking companionship from AI Chatbots amidst the growing rise of distrustfulness and fear that we now have against human relationships. (Beginner friendly, you don't have to be an AI expert to enjoy this)
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    20 mins
  • #005: Is Atheism Foolish? The Price of Atheism in a Religious Society

    #005: Is Atheism Foolish? The Price of Atheism in a Religious Society
    Nov 18 2023
    Not many are bold enough to question the foundations of their beliefs or value systems. But I'm not one to shy away from a challenge. In this episode, we'll embark on a journey to dissect atheism, not just as an internal conviction, but also as a social phenomenon. Is choosing to be open about being an atheist foolish? And if so, why would anyone choose to do it?
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    18 mins

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