The Panpsycast

The Panpsycast produces podcasts and books in philosophy and religious studies. The project aims to provide students and teachers with high-quality resources, whilst creating content that is appealing and accessible to the wider public. The Panpsycast also aims to inspire further study and seeks to disseminate research from leading scholars.

The project centres around The Panpsycast Philosophy Podcast®, a podcast released internationally free of charge. The show has over 65,000 listeners and regularly features in the Top 5 Higher Education podcasts on iTunes, making The Panpsycast one of the most popular educational podcasts worldwide.

The Panpsycast also produces Talking about Philosophy©, a series of short introductory philosophy books comprising of interviews, commentaries, and short essays from the world’s leading philosophers.

The Panpsycast is currently supported by listener donations.

Authors

The Panpsycast is produced by Jack Symes. Jack studied philosophy at the University of Liverpool (BA, MA, PhD) and teaching studies at the University of Birmingham (PGDipEd). Formerly University Teacher at the University of Liverpool, Jack is currently Teacher and Researcher at Durham University and Visiting Lecturer at Chester University. Jack is also the editor of Talking about Philosophy.

Andrew Horton co-hosts The Panpsycast. Andrew graduated in theology (BA) and teaching studies (MA) at the University of Birmingham and is now Teacher of Philosophy and Religious Studies.

Oliver Marley also co-hosts The Panpsycast and is now Teacher of Religious Studies and Head of Department. Oliver read religious studies (BA) at the University of Kent and teaching studies (MA) at the University of Birmingham.

Rose de Castellane is a co-host on The Panpsycast. Rose graduated in philosophy of mind and psychology (BSc) at University of Glasgow and psychology with philosophy at University of Exeter (MSc).

Other contributors include Gregory Miller (BA, MA, PhD), Thom Atkinson (BA, MA, PhD), Casey Logue (BA, MA), Phoebe Light (BA, MA), Lucy James (BA, MA), Liam Cook (BA, MA), Emily Rose Ogland (BA, MA, MA), Jonathan Hawkins (BA, MA), and Annabel Borthwick (BA).

Audio editing by Tyler Hislop and Jack Symes.

Music produced by Billy Pearce.

Artwork by Charlotte Mudd.