I’m a mechanical engineering professor and this podcast makes me wish I studied philosophy, each episode is rich in its own way. I’m amazed at how much intellectualism is dropped in such short conversations! Dr. Cherry has a skill for asking thought-provoking questions that avoid redundancy and really draw upon the expertise of the guests. The ease of conversation and social relevance of the topics makes philosophy less intimidating and much more intriguing. I’m so thankful a friend sent me an episode of this podcast, it has broaden my intellectual horizons tremendously.

This podcast is a beautiful example of the power of dialogue. I’ve enjoyed every podcast I have heard! I will keep listening.

This podcast is a must listen; not only for those who are interested in philosophy. This is a must listen for those interested in society! She tackles the hard topics that society is facing today.

As a recent philosophy major I’m so glad this podcast exists

This podcast has felt like a lifeline to the kind of discussions that attracted me to the discipline. I wish it had been around when I was in grad school. I am hoping to use this podcast to introduce my students to philosophical discussions outside of the mainstream canon. As someone who teaches Phil of Race, i keep coming back to different episodes and I find myself incorporating new ideas into my lectures after listening to the podcast. The only downside, and this is no a dig on Cherry or her superb podcast, is that the apple podcast ap does not archive every single episode, so I cannot download some of the early episodes again (e.g., Kristie Dotson's podcast from way back has been my go-to episode for when philosophy gets me in a funk).

I absolutely love this podcast. It is executed so well and Myisha always tries to end on a lighter note. So necessary in times like these. Thank you Myisha Cherry!

Love the content!

So glad I heard about Unmute on Partially Examined Life. Very happy subscriber. Ms. Cherry focuses on Feminist, Identity and Black academics in a conversational, thoughtful manner. Yes, you might have to check your white privilege, but not your brain and heart.

God, I love this podcast! Intelligent, applicable, and necessary!

By highlighting the academic work, social and political concerns, and theoretical perspectives a diverse group of philosophers, Ms. Cherry has established a fresh and enagaging podcast that connects the lecture halls of academic philosopjy with the "streets" and "avenues" of of our broader cultures. I've benefitted immensely from this podcast and highly recommend it!

So glad I found this podcast! I love how it connects the world of the mind with the world in which we live. The guests are great and Myisha Cherry is compelling. Worth your time!